When I change my server, I always start from scratch, hoping that it will come out better.

I don’t know what I’m expecting, it was always working well…

I’ve seen this behavior mentioned on phones (Google, Samsung). They have a chip for the basic tasks, but for heavier stuff (e. g. images) they call home.

Yes, thank You!

That’s just cold.

History repeating itself…

Elaphant’s foot pizza should be a thing!

Off topic:

I have learned that hens were laying eggs, chicken were the offspring.

Is this a british-american thing or just a common mistake?

1Kmm

(kilomillimeter)

Weather underground is owned by IBM now

Boy do they let you know with A 5 SECOND SPLASH SCREEN on Android…

I have never thought about this. Thanks for pointing it out.

I use logseq. It has an Android app, and also desktop app (the latter being more complex). Also, it’s plain markdown.

But you have to sync the different devices yourself and be careful not to run two instances at the same time.

Many have said this. If you don’t need the GPIO, get a small PC.

That is correct.

Most people use a NAS so they don’t have to start their PC when they want to watch a movie on a TV or mobile, or ro back up their photos and files (automated if possible).

The NAS probably consumes less power, and is always accessible.

If you are alone and watch movies & play music on your PC, then don’t bother.

I do it to learn about linux and stuff.

You want the drives in your main rig?

It connects to WiFi very slowly. After that, it’s… almost okay.

I’ve just dipped my toes into it, but I imagine migrating to another machine to be just gorgeous…

I have just learned about Ubuntu Christian Edition.

Holy shit now I have to stick windows on my car!

Wait it already has those…

Thank God my laptop doesn’t.

the RP2040 is just the microcontroller, it doesn’t include those…

https://wololo.net/2023/03/21/picofly-the-3-nintendo-switch-hacking-modchip-is-real-and-its-now-available/

this is the one I have read, but my soldering skills are lacking…

it says 47 Ohm resistors

he also points to https://gbatemp.net/threads/picofly-a-hwfly-switch-modchip.622701/page-78#post-10090767

they speak of IRFHS8342 for the MOSFET