i’ve had the same thought lately. the common arm design approach around the bootloader seems to turn old Android phones and tablets into e-waste sooner than necessary, in theory they could all run Linux and be useful for another ten years. but it’s hard enough to port mainline Linux to Android devices, and almost impossible to get all the included hardware working properly

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i eat the fish

suck it, jian yiang

no, new new Internet

*New GitHub

you’re a fat, and a poor

that’s what you get for having 2/3 right wing parties in the EU parliament

one is plenty enough already i’d say

not OP, but I have to run fronted and backend of a project in docker simultaneously (multiple postgres and redis dbs, queues, search index, etc., plus two webservers), plus a few browser tabs and two VSCode instances open, regularly pushes my machine over 15gb ram usage

pretty much like this

dns.adguard-dns.com

I’ve had to swap Firefox on my laptop for the deb package, the snap took like 5sec to open, whereas the deb opens instantly. Other than that, i don’t see much of a difference, but i run into sandboxing issues quite often (same with flatpak though)

Can’t wait to be able to “hack” asshole people randomly, a permanent rick roll is only the tip of the iceberg

What you are looking for is called Whiskey :) There’s also a paid app that does it for macbooks with pre-Apple silicon