

Yeah, I suppose you’re right


Yeah, I suppose you’re right


Nah you’re right, I was mid-first cup. HDMI, usbc dp are both potential options to use video out. I’ve been corrected. Rude as fuck way to do that though.


I’m afraid if the display is actually dead then most of the options to keep the laptop computing will likely be “too nerdy” for you. Pretty much all of them will involve using it as a headless server.


You use the laptop to run the server that dishes up the content for the client devices that have working displays to watch on


They weren’t immigrants, they were crew on the ship. Working, on the ship.
I don’t know the specifics, but I know it’s another option in LORA comms. Works with much of the same equipment as Meshtastic. It has a different way of handling messages that does seem to handle congestion better than busy/uncoordinated areas of Meshtastic networks.
I personally am not as interested in it bc of the lack of node options compared to MT, and parts of it are proprietary. Some admin features also seem to be paywalled in one of the primary app options. Iirc android has a few other app options for node companionship
Works pretty well in my area, though not so much wherever there’s a ridge and no node to help propagate the network over it. There’s a few slivers of town without coverage, but there’s a very large, multistate group of enthusiasts expanding the infrastructure.
Some have also left Meshtastic entirely, in favor of Meshcore. I might try it on my spare T Deck just to see. But Meshtastic is fun, especially if you enjoy the potential for tinkering with things. I had a blast going through the thread of putting MT on some Chatter2.0s, along with some mods to the boards. Now they’re like little mesh Nokias, ringtones and all!


It’s a great phrase for things like this lol
Yeah I haven’t seen my Mac Pro 6,1 do this in the 2y it’s been living in my rack running boinc jobs. Nor my M1 mini at work that goes untouched for months at a time bc I don’t need to go there.


I’ve encountered this before, on a Mac Pro 5,1. Same thing used to happen to my old Linux machine and I’ve seen it happen to Win2k waaaaaay back in the day. I recall the whole up-too-long-cant-network thing being quite common at one point. This article feels like a nothing burger.


From another comment (on another post) it looks like it is


Perfect time to get very big into poppyseed bagels


I might have? We’d never know bc they’re lurkers that didn’t enjoy reading Reddit anymore


According to tomsguide (I think, I’d have to look it up again) its performance is slightly better than an m1.
It was macrumors


i got the same issue earlier


Yikes. Must be something in the content that’s making YouTubes stupid automated systems think it’s mature. That must be extremely frustrating for the creator


That’s probably on the channel, if the uploader marks the content as mature YouTube will ask you to do that


Looks 🤖-y
I appreciate your apology and hope you’re having a good day today