Nice!

It did feel like you were saying that removing 1 powerline made your whole network faster, but really it’s only the devices that were connected to that powerline. Powerline really is a last resort for me, paying for high ping latency is what is is…

My answer is in the image I didn’t see the blue dot. It’s average time, not max time, seen in the network.

ESIM work on Linux?

What’s the ping? Max time to reach any device?

I use it to get to my basement of a multi story dwelling I rent in. From 3rd floor to basement is such a lifesaver

If this gets us out of the duopoly I’m all for it

Triangle. K. I. S. S.

K3s with flux inside. Fun video from a guy with a nice easy repo from goto conference on YouTube. Might be a bit much but… Not sure of anything for compose and gitops

I might scratch mine now after seeing this. I prefer personalisation over most things honestly.

Pan issue. Try a fissler

Ha funny you mention that phone, I sent this link to my mate who also has one of those. He replied with this for his next one

https://aiphor.com/products/bluefox-nx1-4-0-android-smartphone?variant=54544491348041

Found this the other day.

https://www.ikkoaudio.com/en-eu/products/mind-one-phone

Basically half a smart phone, pretty cool…

So you drive daily with nushell and then script in bash for portability?

Sounds not bad actually…

Links?

Was talking about this one just today!

Nice read. Is there other channels on Lemmy to keep up with semi stuff?

Onshape would be ubiquity. Easy to use, flash, has all the good bits, ripe to screw the customer at any moment once enough lock in is gained.

Your neighbor was your friend… Until they sold out. …

For sure that’s true.

I mean not many sideload in general but if the need was there (like its coming) to be able to install what we want. Scripts and tools would improve.

Not sure if possible but a pwa to run pre-packaged install scripts would be pretty cool. Thinks like Tasker can do it already and tmux helpers… But it’s not quite click and run yet.

But would imitate a lot how Self-hosting works at home.

Its essentially a sandboxed webpage, if Google is going to block access to the internet then we got bigger issues…

BTW you can run arbitrary programs on android, eg check termux and all the packages there. That’s not sideloading as it’s not even an “app”. You could run things there and then connect via a browser to local host and port for Ui purposes.

It would depend on what server is running your endpoint to run those scans. Currently you outsource all that to a provider…

I’m talking

Settings → Network & Internet → VPN