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Comment #29423600
The Pine64 SBCs look to be good choices. They don't have WiFi, but fortunately I don't need WiFi for this.
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Comment #29422795
https://www.fsf.org/resources/hw/single-board-computers is more up to date.
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Comment #29422598
https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Group:Hardware/Single_Board_Com... has suggestions.
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Which single board computers work with a vanilla blobless kernel?
I'm looking for a Raspberry Pi type device: ethernet, USB ports, that runs Linux distributions and works great with a vanilla kernel. Suggestions?
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Comment #29420203
Perhaps the continual raising awareness of problems is a key part of progress.
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Comment #29420136
> All we need is to build distributed systems that work. That means decentralized bulk activity, hierarchical regulation. XMPP fits this definition. Bulk activity occurs via decent…
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Comment #29414750
TIL. Do you have any links that go into more detail about these differences?
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Comment #29413232
I don't know enough about Nix internals to know how much of a problem this is, or the right way to improve it. However, it's good to see an ecosystem forming around the derivation …
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Comment #29412684
I suspect many, perhaps even most, are aware of the bias they are exposed to. I don't expect I'm particularly resistant to it. I am keen to learn more about what I can do. An alter…
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Comment #29412668
It's a clear case of censorship. In censorsing they might have amplified the story, but this amplification only occurred after the matter/case was decided. That is too late. > If y…
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Comment #29411981
Fact checking, or more importantly which claims get fact checked, is a signal for political leanings, if nothing else.
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Comment #29411976
The question is, if media centralization continues, what evidence/perspectives could have been removed from the public sphere, and what impact could that have on impartiality? Tech…
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Comment #29411958
I fully accept that FB is free to run itself how it pleases. That said, it's clear they are not in a position to act as a neutral platform for civic discourse. I try to support tec…
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Comment #29393579
> You can live here for the rest of your life carefully achieving satisfying challenges "rest of your [professional] life" suggests at least 30 years. How confident can you be pred…
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Comment #29390359
Yeah... Guix does not distribute Firefox and instead distributes GNU Icecat, which comes with the unremovable libreJS and an extension to make UPS's site work without JavaScript. h…
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Comment #29390335
Or, more typically, the binary is built your distribution.
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Comment #29372595
I'm jaded about the Internet. https://www.eff.org/cyberspace-independence didn't last. The web is no longer "surfed". The web is an escalator of sanitised material, surveilled and …
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Comment #29363620
Helm might have info documentation, available offline within Emacs. Try `M-x info-apropos` and type "helm". Info docs form a tree: press '^' to go up a node, 'n' and 'p' to go forw…