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How do people like the folding phones? I’ve seen a couple in person and they felt really bulky when folded, and the crease was super noticeable
How do people like the folding phones? I’ve seen a couple in person and they felt really bulky when folded, and the crease was super noticeable
In what situation would those two not be the same?
sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /
You’re better off with any other distro
Firefox might be able to survive on donations, if Mozilla’s CEO stopped giving herself raises
If the person who tweeted this scrolled down in the hackernews thread, they’d see this code was misinterpreted. It’s part of an anti Adblock script that runs 5s after page load. Still shitty, but less insidious
If you have an iPad and a little money to spend, Shapr3D is an excellent CAD app
The linux kernel is not completely secure by default, neither is any specific distribution. No internet connected device could possibly be “set and forget”. Security can not be taken lightly
It’s a lot easier to build a bespoke OS than you think! Sony could definitely do it if they cared enough. It’s just one of many reasons it’s doomed to fail lol
Yes I know what Android is lol. My point is that Android is too bloated for purpose built product like this. Your better off doing it yourself and building only what need.
It’s not the right choice for purpose built handhelds or performance sensitive devices like this. You’ll end up with a half baked android skin and terrible latency issues. If you want to make a good product, you’re much better off building you’re own OS on top of Linux. The remarkable tablets are living proof of this
It’s be nice if they didn’t choose to go with Android
You should look into Vyos for your router, I’m currently running it in proxmox as my home router
This is possible! At least, I’ve seen it described in other people’s setups. Having the integrated GPU should help in this case.
If I remember correctly, you need to make sure the vm shuts down properly so that it shuts down the graphics card properly. Then you can unload the vfio-pci module and load the correct module for your card.
Two great resources are the subreddit (unfortunately) r/vfio and the arch wiki page: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PCI_passthrough_via_OVMF