Definitely take care of yourself and best wishes.

Instead of calling it “Minecraft” we’d have to call it “Generic Danish children’s building block software”

Lego, or as the BBC has to refer to it: “Generic Danish interlocking children’s building set.”

— Jason Manford

https://www.comedy.co.uk/tv/qi/episodes/14/2/

I just keep supporting open source and following the forks as needed. Otherwise, I’m self-hosting what I can and going lo-fi where I can’t.

Also: !oldmanyellsatcloud@dubvee.org for all your “ranting about how modern tech sucks” needs.

I just do a spritz onto a tack cloth

I pretty much use this stuff on everything. Spray it on the cloth, though, not the screen.

For the ports, I just use compressed air.

Yes, please!

The Titan 2 Elite looks awesome though it appears to be just a render right now. I was looking at the original Titan a while back but it was pretty dated even then. Gonna keep an eye out for the Elite.

The phone will come powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, have 12GB of RAM, and 512GB of internal storage. There is no word on the display or the battery, but going by the previous release, it should be an AMOLED screen, and the battery should be 5,000mAh. Neither is there any word about the release timeline, pricing, or other features of the device right now. The sole official render of the phone suggests a sleeker-looking body, erringly similar to the Clicks Communicator.

Yeah, man, you’ll get, like, totally faded.

— Charles Darwin

— Michael Scott

Yeah, I really like mine and it’s used pretty frequently. No complaints. I just mentioned those aspects as things that worry me but otherwise so far so good after 5 years.

Yeah, that’s exactly the kind of thing I worry about breaking on it. I’m not sure about the blender pitcher, but the food processor attachment definitely has that.

Haven’t had any issues, but I’m always just super careful with it.

I really like my Ninja one but it’s got some weird mechanical sensors in the base that tell it what attachment you’re using (blender pitcher, food processor, single-serve cup, etc). I’ve had it for about 5 years now and use it regularly, and it’s held up, but I always worry about those little sensor things messing up.

FWIW, until I decided on the S22 Flip, the Nokia 2780 was my preferred candidate.

Look at the Nokia 2780, Nokia 110, and/or the Nokia 3210.

They’re modern equivalents to their predecessors of yore and run a simple non-smartphone OS (Kai OS) and use VoLTE so are compatible with modern networks. Bonus is they can do things like hotspot.

I was looking at those and similar about a year and a half ago when I wanted to switch to a dumb phone. I ended up compromising with the CAT S22 Flip which is a low-end Android phone in a flip phone form factor. Wasn’t difficult to de-Google and was able to root it. Unfortunately, they’re not made anymore so what’s left is what’s left. They’ve also jumped quite a bit in price since I got mine for $69.99 back in 2024.

Definitely a solid album. I was cleaning out a box of stuff a few months ago and found this CD in there. It’s lived in my car’s CD player since lol.

It’s technically correct when referring to what body the ship itself is orbiting though weirdly worded I’ll admit. Humans have not orbited another body besides earth since Apollo 17 in 1972. Though I don’t think this mission will actually orbit the moon in the traditional sense and is more of a manned flyby. Still, they’ll be captured into lunar orbit even if they’re effectively going to turn around and go home right after by not completing orbital insertion.

How did I not know this was happening? God, it’s like the few bits of good/cool news we get is all buried under the horror and rage.

Copy/pasting a comment I wrote the other day on a post about OneDrive stealing and deleting your files:

I knew back when Windows 10 came out and the lead of their cloud division replaced Ballmer that Windows was gonna turn into a shit show, but in my wildest nightmares I wouldn’t have predicted what they’re doing now.

🥂 To coping

Nice catch. That’s a bit outside my knowledge since I just use the x86 build on a dual-NIC mini PC.

Well, if it’s negotiating at 1 Gbps but you’re only getting 100 Mbps, assuming the Pi router itself is fine, then yeah, sounds like something upstream from you on the ISP side (ONT provisioning, etc).

On the plus side, when you engage support next you can let them know you’ve ruled this out so there’s at least that much progress lol.