

That also should work tbh especially if you have a neat little coil to keep it from dangling much.


That also should work tbh especially if you have a neat little coil to keep it from dangling much.


It would be cool if you could make the deadbolt with a conductive material and slowly charge from a contact in the wall while the door is locked but there might be a risk of fire if things go wrong.


Yeah? I don’t use most of the boxes, that one would also remain blank just like the age box.


Those options don’t do the same things as SystemD though


I paid for infuse and really like it. It all worked plug and play :)


All it means is that it has an integrated ad blocker now.


Thanks for clearing that up!


There’s opencloud which seems to be exactly what you’re looking for – a files-only lightweight alternative for nextcloud. When I was looking for the post on hacker news I also ran across karadav which seems like it might be a nice hybrid between the DAVs suggested by other users and your existing nextcloud install.


Fair enough


Save it for the publishers dawg just stop being so hostile and negative about something that’s genuinely a good thing.


I just bought the lifetime since it works out to being cheaper than the subscriptions it saves me from over like a year


Infuse is so good on Apple TV it’s worth the money
Well sorta since now they do more frequent drops instead of updates but it’s all up to your preference


That’s good to know omg


I agree I remember reading it when it came out and it’s heartbreaking to see these things not only not progress but slowly regress. I have found a relatively stable home on silverblue but even with that things can go wrong and I cannot imagine having to debug blind. While I support the general motive for migrating to Wayland I don’t think it’s worth losing accessibility.
I (probably erroneously) expected better from software pushed by enterprises.
What makes SUsE so good for you?
This is very unproductive for discussion
Seconding this, build quality is meh but my experience with Inspirons is that they’re pretty repairable and work very well out of the box with touchscreens, fingerprint sensors, and accelerometers.
The pinephone was atrocious (As a daily) though. From what I’ve heard from owners it still struggles to this day to run basic mobile Linux OSes.