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death_syn

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    Comment #36345174

    You need to get a dumb brick for that Rock 5B. Looks like you got one of the ones with a bad firmware. When it negotiates the power drops out. There're tons of forum posts.

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    Comment #34184654

    I've had the HP Dev One now since shortly after introduction. It has been rock-solid and everything just worked. Also the memory and SSD are upgradable easily enough.

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    Comment #33343257

    I used to use ThinkPads exclusively, but Lenovo's priorities for ThinkPads no longer match mine. I've since moved on to HP Dev One. It's well-rounded for me, was easily upgraded to…

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    Comment #32983153

    It sounds a lot like Enterprise Google Fi to me.

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    Comment #32913676

    Simple solution here: don't buy locked phones anymore. My last locked phone purchase was in 2011. In the US, you don't need to buy a locked phone anymore to get service.

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    Comment #32462697

    I'm interested in how these compare to quality Chinese tools like Harbor Freight's ICON line.

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    Comment #31457379

    It has a pointing stick!! Heck yeah!

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    Comment #31194420

    I'm on a Pi4 8GB now with a 1TB USB SSD (Adata). The only issues I generally have are anxiety around Chromium staying up to date (it is still on version 98.0.4758.106 as of this wr…

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    Comment #31075899

    I love that it is just Ubuntu underneath, so I just install `lubuntu-desktop` and I've got my preferred desktop environment, while not losing the benefits of their kernel tuning an…

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    Comment #31075879

    I also used to always run ThinkPads (and Precision workstations with pointing sticks). I these days run a System76 Lemur Pro with a USB thinkpad keyboard I stick on top. The built-…

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    Comment #31070562

    Twilio is often a source of the spam texts and calls, so it would make sense for a cellular service provider to block them.

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    Comment #29378642

    As long as Chrom(e|ium) isn't limited to one architecture/platform like MSIE was, I don't see this as a problem. I'm using Chromium on my Raspberry Pi right now to post this. I cou…

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    Comment #28702827

    OOh! If there's not already a port for Raspberry Pi OS, might be a fun project for the weekend.

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    Comment #27651801

    When the pandemic hit, I switched my shopping almost exclusively to Dollar General, because despite the slightly higher prices compared to Walmart (sometimes) and Aldi (almost alwa…

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    Comment #23799256

    The Grand Tour and other related shows are the only thing keeping my Prime subscription going.

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    Comment #20551186

    Daemontools-encore is a fork with minor feature updates, and there's also a whole ecosystem of choices like Runit, S6, and nosh to look at if you're really interested.

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    Comment #20120769

    I still use it as my primary form of communication. Only one job in my professional career have I NOT gotten from IRC. I use it mainly for conversational chats these days, though I…

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    Comment #16100310

    When it comes to super old phones, what would you do about security concerns?

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    Comment #15905850

    But it isn't altering the mail content at all, it's altering the DNS records outside of it.

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    Comment #15905726

    Well, I gave this a try on my Windows machine. I tried to generate a key pair to pass around. I have yet to figure out how to give ssh-keygen a path spec it can write to. Even no p…