A phone that runs Linux, has decent battery life, and doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
this post was submitted on 08 Feb 2025
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The reason this doesn't work is because Android and iOS limit the crap out of app functionality to allow for battery optimization. On Linux, users (and apps) do whatever the crap they feel like (and that's a good thing, until you talk about battery).
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An drone that act as an ambrella
Couldn't you just attach an umbrella to a drone?
Data cassettes using current LTO tech, but in standard compact cassette format
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Strubb's pickles. They are supposed to be back under a new owner, but I still can't find them in any local grocery store.
Along these lines, if anyone craving Altoids sours of yesteryear, cracker barrel actually sells the spiritual successor.
Fractal Design's Pop cases have a 5.25" bay. It's hidden behind a pop-off panel at the bottom, in the power supply basement.
A way to easily remove dust and debris without busting open the tower
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A decent brand of tws with multiple lights to indicate the amount of charge left. Also bigger battery.
All the branded stuff have single led with different colours to indicate charge percentage and also if paired or not.
I don't want to remember fcking rainbow to know all the features.
You can easily get a case with an optical drive slot if you just get an older case. You can fit an older case with more modern components just fine. My current PC case is from 2017 and has an optical drive slot (which is fitted with an optical driveβthough I'm afraid I've not used it in years...)
As for laptops with ports, they're out there but you may have to either get an older one or pay more money annoyingly. I wish it was standard for laptops to have ethernet ports. My modern, fairly mainstream trend-following laptop has all the other ports I need (USB obviously, HDMI, and 3.5mm headphone jack).
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I want physical media that is not sold on optical disks. Sell me content on SD cards for example.