1x 27” laptop please.
jollyrogue
joined 3 years ago
Your time needs to be accounted for. What is your hourly rate?
5 minutes at $75/hr is $6.25, so $11.25 for the chicken.
Yeah, Hannah wouldn’t be bad. If that’s the worst thing about her, she would be okay.
Oh yeah, gender relations are a mess. The belief of not being able to be friends with genders you’re attracted to is bullshit, and I’m really tired of it. It’s cost me some relationships to the point where I had to make that a rule.
I’m not attracted to everyone, and beyond that, I have a healthy respect for boundaries. Their boundaries and my boundaries.
One note, maybe quit mentioning you’d like to be friends with them and just be friends with them? Mentioning “I’d like to be friends with…” to other people is coded as “Hook me up with...”.
OWC and StarTech, I believe, have some Thunderbolt hubs.
It’s fine, treat it like a wear item.
Unfortunately, Optane and PCIe RAMdisks aren’t really things anymore. Those two would have been the best solution, but yeah, no.
A striped 0 array of NVME drives is the least bad option. Who really cares if it fails. It’s a cache; restart the job.
Parting out the laptops is probably more profitable than repairing them. There are people who will want to repair their equipment, and the supply of parts isn’t going to be infinite. If you have the space and time, holding onto parts would be worth it.
As for LibreBoot, you’re probably better off figuring out how to build your own boards around that. CoreBoot and LibreBoot are cool, but the equipment is old. People would want more modern equipment.
Off the top of my head, an Arm board with some MediaTek chips with LibreBoot which can pass Arm System Ready tests might be interesting. The SBC space is full of junk which isn’t upstreamed in Linux and thus can’t run a vanilla kernel, so there is an opportunity there. Something which could run Debian and OpenBSD would be the idea.
It’s a satire of tech sites.
What’s the priority on this? I’ve been a little scattered today.
Bear with me, I’ve been running around all day, and I need to catch up and refocus.
Distrobox/Podman support would be nice.
There are custom commands, but built in support with a menu would be nice.
2006 for me. Work varies depending on the company and position, but I mostly find ways around it.
8x8 is the commercialized version of Jitsi, and they’ll do a BAA. They’re mainly a voip provider, so jitsi is rolled in with many other items.