I just peel it under running cold water. Fast and easy.

This is no different to the meta pixel localhost listener exploit.

This is absurd. They know we can go all the way to the root servers, don’t they?

There’s a “minimal” install that gives you a bare desktop. The only thing I would consider bloatware is snapd.

Agreed. It’s an uphill optimization battle. We’re now in a world where you need 6GB RAM to chat on Discord while scrolling Facebook.

Ubuntu and its apps (particularly Firefox) are incredibly efficient and respects your hardware resources. I can write a web page with a 5MB RAM footprint. It’s when you open the New York Times that your swapfile gets face-slapped.

Funnily enough, an Ubuntu server will run on a half-eaten potato. I’ve got 16GB in mine, and I’m running servers for LAMP (Nextcloud and Wordpress), NTP, Samba, Mail, Jellyfin, tor, XMPP, CUPS and a few other things. It typically uses around 2GB at idle.

They’re keeping their options open in case they want to switch sides halfway through the war.

I had a friend give me kanji learning cards and she had to write the pronunciation of each word for me. It had me stumped that similar kanji had no phonetic relationship.

I can sometimes read a kana word in under 30 seconds. I’m that bad. At least the symbols that look similar often sound similar too.

I believe the catholics had their own independent system running parallel to Epstein’s. It was already well established before Epstein started.

It doesn’t make a difference so they should run all athletes together regardless of sex.

/s

There are more barriers to digital sovereignty every day.

My wife hit the 15GB Google limit last week. Holy shit.

Her phone storage was full, so:

• Photos were silently removed from the device and uploaded to Google Photos.
• Once it was full, it locked her out of Google services. It even locked her email and took forms offline.
• It then demanded payment to get access to her files.

Google Photos is ransomware by definition.

I ended up doing a takeout, and found that all the photos had the exif tags stripped and I had to re-merge them from a .json file that sat next to it. Otherwise they had no timestamp/location data and no other software would index it.

Fixing the mess required me to alter my photo import program (written in C) and use some scripts I found on github. It was a full weekend project.

I can see why a lot of people will just pay the ransom.

I’m in Australia. The only thing higher than the mercury is the power bill.

I skipped on solar when building the house. Maybe I should look at doing that. My whole cabinet idles at 100w. The RAM is in an old Cisco 1U server that idles at 130w and is actually slower than my 4th gen core i5 server. It’s never going into prod.

I have 96GB of ECC DDR3 laying around with nothing to put it in. I should find some low-power hardware that will take it.

It needs to function like a casino so that Trump can bankrupt it.

I’m worried it will be like ice melting in a glass. The liquid will remain a constant temperature while the ice melts, and heats up very suddenly once the ice is gone.

I have GrapheneOS on a Pixel 9a with everything backed up over NextCloud on a headless Ubuntu rackmount server.

You were waaaaay off 😆

“Settlers” probably isn’t the best word to describe such an unsettling mob.

Exactly the same as the Pixel now.

Price increases when demand goes up, or supply goes down.

It’s only cheap when supply exceeds demand. They’re cutting supply here.

To win the AI pop, you gotta have a supply of ECC motherboards ready to go when it all gets scrapped.

Don’t threaten me with a good time.

Generated CSAM is banned. For the same reason, something like this should follow.