Then you’ll need some heroes to install it, even if they’re a bit of a flat pack.

No te preocupes está bien, es sólo que mi sueño murió antes de ser disfrutado D:

~~En cualquier caso en retrospectiva tampoco es tan genial… procesadores Intel… ~~

Buuu yo pense que esto estaba acá en Chile. Una lástima, porque se ve como un equipo Linux suculento.

Sounds cute, but in the US electoral system having a “massive lead” among a state’s {subset} of {subset} matters exactly zero. All that matters is having the lead in the whole state proper.

Buenas noches.

But yeah, centralization should happen.

Fam, we are here precisely because we don’t want centralization.

If you want that, Reddit and Facebook and BS are that way.

y que no debería fallar dentro de 5 años, la wea duro menos de 2 semanas

Tal vez midieron el tiempo de falla en un sistema con la barra de progreso de Windows XP…

y que todos sus sueños se vuelvan realidad.

Finalmente:

gatos, nueva constitución e ingreso básico universal.

Muchas gracias por sus buenos deseos.

Básicamente esto. Un disco que presenta mensajes de SMART significa que el chip controlador que viene en el disco, tiene buenas razones para creer que el disco o está fallando, o fallará pronto. Saca toda la información viable a otro disco, y deshazte de este. Si tienes chispeza, véndelo: como dice el dicho, si el caballo cojea a veces, véndelo cuando camine derecho.

Interesting! Didn’t know that was what it was for. I always thought it was merely a storage backend.

Any metrics on how many instances are using it and how much deduplication is it doing? EDIT: I see the numbers on their page, I was wondering more about people or instances using their own copy of it, since it’s open source.

Usually the issue of media storage (photos, videos, etc) is brought in as an Issue. For now I’ll skirt the “legal ramifications” including copying media and privacy, as those are an ever changing landscape of legal wanking that wankers can speak of much better than one can (and evil wanking still needs to be fought against).

One idea I’ve seen floated around is to have some sort of cooperative CDN for instances. Let’s say four or five relatively kindred instances, make a commitment to last and pool their resources to maintain a joint CDN from from which they’ll get their “media federation” from. This would reduce costs and issues a lot, since by the very nature of the fediverse, if everyone builds their own caches most of those caches are going to be hosting most of the same content. Basically: deduplication, but the poor man’s version.

Another alternative is to just ditch storage of videos and images. Just take links to Elsewhere and let Elsewhere handle it.

Oh yeah totally. But while one could argue we are owed security, we are not owed updates. (And when we do, they’re offered to us via “buy another phone”, such is Capitalism).

If the Fediverse wants to attract more people, then it needs to start expanding into what those other people actually want.

I’m okay with more people, but not those people. We are here in the Fediverse for some degree of quality, of which furries explaining the Linux kernel is one example of kind.

FLACs

on a phone

in SD card

¿??? it’s not like you’re going to be able to autism at a -0.0002dB disparity on the trumpets channel with those audio chips, why not just store the files there as opus or MP3 for ~6x more capacity? (not to mention faster overall reads)

After all of that papyrus, what do you make that Israel is not being sanctioned like this? They do, after all, carry out operations such as esionage on smartphones internationally.

The Linux Foundation is based in the US and have to bide by those sanctions.

I think the fact to deal with and fix is this one, and not the fact that a contributor from Linux can come from anywhere. Ratattioulle life lessons, people!

Security is not a state but a scale, and is gauged against everything else.

From the perspective of a privacy / security zealot, a smartphone is SOL as soon as they lave the factory, as not only not even OTA updates keep them safe (and you can argue that with some manufacturers such as Samsung, OTA does is the primary risk vector!) but they can eg.: ship with unfixable vulns at the hardware level that would lead to ditch the whole thing anyway.

So long as there isn’t something like a state-funded program for citizens to renew their phones every ~2 years for fully open ones, I’d not worry much. After all, the other option would be not using a phone because current ones are a PITA and just as vulnerable from the other end.

I can’t see any of the graphs. The show as a black box.

This despite disabling Canvas Blocker on the page for testing. According to my briwser, loading the resources from “cdn.jsdelivr.net” is blocked due to a CORS failure.

Aren there by any chance image dumps of the charts in any normal graphics image format? Or even jpeg-xl, for variety.

My primary phone belongs to my work.

So it’s not yours. Looks from here that’s the one issue you have to solve before everything else.

No one says you have to upgrade your phone OS to the latest Android. You can just keep using the Android (and/or Custom ROM) that works.