To be quite honest if IPads could just run Mac OS apps on it, it would be a dynamite device and I wouldn’t have even bought my MacBook. I bought an IPad for note taking, and basic work tasks I can do via SSH. The lack of desktop app support was the only thing that thing couldn’t do handily.

I can only speak on America

A hard coded DNS means nothing when it’s not connected to the internet

An important thing to understand here is that in America, the people have the power over their government. The people of California are responsible for putting the people who did this in power, and it’s their responsibility for getting them out again.

Either way you’re just going over the internet. There will be overhead, but not enough to be that big a deal.

We still blaming basic OpSec mistakes on Proton?

Idk man by the sounds of it, the AI implemented the entire back end change, adding 14k lines of generated code. The dev doesn’t even seem confident with his own testing. Sounds like it’s closer to the vibe-coded end of the scale to me.

I’ve been meaning to give Ntfy a shot but now I likely won’t. If I wanted a vibe coded project I’d just do it myself.

There’s a big difference between “AI was used in some capacity” and “Entirely vibe coded”

Easy come easy go?

You can self host the Tailscale server via Headscale.

Streamlining mostly.

Well, no.

That’s a shame because Lidl is the only affordable grocery store to begin with around here.

The law was designed this way specifically so that people won’t fight it as hard because it doesn’t provide any verification requirements. That bill would come later once the outrage over this has waned and the age gating becomes normalized in the local culture so that people just shrug off the verification requirement in the future.

They’re not wasting any time or money, they’re just playing the long game.

System 76 have very controversially committed to supporting this in Pop OS, so there would be at least one Linux option.

Activitypub is not the only one, no.

I never had a problem installing Debian on those Wyze boxes back in the day.

I have a couple Minisforum boxes at work with Linux on them running some metric monitors. And I have a Beelink s12 pro that does an absolutely beastly job at being my Jellyfin server.

Not sure why they would be. There are plenty of these on the market already with no issues accessing the bootloader or installing other OSs on them. Same goes for Microsoft Surface device, Chromebooks, etc.

This is horrifying in that it signals a concerted push towards getting consumers on cloud computing.

But in terms of self hosting your own compute these actually look great, especially if they’re subsidized to get you into a subscription fee. As long as we can break into the bootloader and run Linux on these, they look to be very capable and efficient small compute boxes. 2.5Gbps Ethernet ports, DDR5 memory, and Intel N series processors?

Self hosters and homelabbers will be licking their lips.

Far more, in fact.