tools for my docker host with most services running on it truenas for my truenas host p01-p03 for my VPSs gpu-linux for my AI art and LLM machine

desktops and laptops are all misc strings that windows or Linux comes up with at install time

I went to podcini on f-droid. No ads. Works just like Google podcasts. Even has the play speed thing which I really like.

Both points are bad. Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. The Internet was created to be run by millions of servers and works best that way. Funneling everything through one company is just a bad idea in general.

It’s th.th.th.th.three

I keep several IPTV news streams going at once. 4+ is good for me.

So just to put this out there. I’ve been testing single-board-computers running Android and Linux and streaming multiple IPTV streams at the same time and the Fire TV (I have the 4K Max) beats the Raspberry Pi 4, Odroid N2 + & Intel NUC 7 i5 CPU w/ Intel GPU). I know that they’re cheap as hell but they actually perform better in my specific use case than other Android or Linux platforms. I can stream 5 or 6 1080 IPTV streams simultaneously on the Fire TV, while 3 or 4 is the max on the others.

https://earthship.com/

I think that they only did one run in August 2023. There’s talk of a v2, but the discord is kind of quiet.

So the beepy is just a display and keyboard for the raspberry pi zero? How do you like using it?

“You’ve actually split the atom?” “It was just a Tasmanian beer atom”

Sarah Connor …

Ceramic is brittle. Ever heard of hail?

btop doesn’t update all of the characters for me after a while if I leave it open for a long time, and eventually it stops updating altogether.

I’ve got the 10" kindle that I resurrected a year ago with a new battery and jailbroken & several 6" kindles (one jailbroken) but I recently got a cheap chinese e-ink Android device (Xiaomi Inkpalm 5) and I like it a lot better than anything else that I’ve had before. My primary use case is RSS/news reading, not books. I side-loaded the Feedly Classic APK onto it and except for the “smooth scroll” feature of it (which takes several screen refreshes instead of just one - and subsequently uses up like 3-4 times more battery just because of the smooth scroll feature), it’s really almost the perfect device. I’d love to find a larger e-ink Android device and figure out somehow to get rid of the smooth-scroll feature of the Feedly Classic app. If I could do that, it’d be the perfect device. :)

I just opened my protonmail account for the first time in years and it’s really nice! Lots of great UI stuff now!

I never use mine…