That was a bit sarcastic, but my Linux servers are indeed disconnected. I’d create my personal mirror (preferably on BSD and update from there). Now that the cat is out of the bag though, I feel stupid. Really, for CUPS??? Are you kidding me???
Wtf??? “All GNU/Linux”??? This guy made me think Linus personally had to descend to Kernel-land and fix perhaps the most horrendous memory bug in existence. But no, surely CUPS IS ON EVERY MACHINE, RIGHT???
Fuck you to whoever blew this out of proportion.
Didn’t expect it to be on Lemmy, but oh well
Why the downvotes?
Eww no. Gives me plenty of trouble on RedHat already
Amnesiac distro which routes all traffic over TOR, for future reference
Deblobbed wife, happy life
You have an amazing wife. Now install Gentoo on her device
I guess it doesn’t bother me much because when I’m using dongles I’m usually sitting down (work, home, in the train etc). YMMV
I can’t prevent capitalism. I’ll just do the best I can. Luckily, good dongles aren’t very expensive and I stay with the more budget IEMs. You might be different; I have seen plenty of Lotoo PAW Golds at CanJams, for example
Which distro does she have installed?
The only headphone jacks worthy of good IEMs are Sony, old LGs and maybe DAPs. That Moondrop device might be an exception but I’d skip a dedicated device and instead buy something I can root and then attach my dongle to, to get around that pesky Android resampling.
What part of my suggestion would “get you shafted”?
All I’m saying is I’d like the reasoning behind people considering it a problem. Polictical opinions are fine but they should never come in the way of technical innovation (except that governments adhere to breaking this rule more often than not, but that’s for another time)
Any cheap device with a bootloader that can be unlocked with a good dongle (check out the new SMSL dongle, looks cool)
I’m heading over to Odyssey/Peertube the second they tell me to sign in to watch videos.
You’re actually buying that Moondrop device? Let me know how it goes, seemed like a cool concept but I can’t trust them enough to get a mobile device done right
Oh well. Thanks for correcting me. I guess they’re trying to play hard
Use adb and see if you can flush those apps
This is the kind of product I want to see. Inexpensive NAS hardware and chassis which lets the user install their own OS. I wouldn’t be complaining this much if we could do that with Synology’s entry-level DS line but we can’t and it’s annoying because they and QNAP are some of the few who price the entry-level well (in my opinion, that is). It’s really hard to build an entry-level NAS under $200 unless you’re going used and have a chassis handy.
Good luck and let us know how it goes. I should bookmark these guys