u/lukmly013 💾 (lemmy.sdf.org)

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Final canvas 2023:
https://toast.ooo/post/288913

Like r/Place

It was there last year, but not many knew about it.

However, some older programs may actually behave better in Wine than say on Windows 11.
Oh, it also supports ancient 16 bit programs which Windows doesn’t anymore.

I am curious how much of that flap was still there.

Also worth noting, you should create file named .ventoyignore in the directories with other files. Otherwise Ventoy searches everything which slows it down.

Definitely KDE Plasma.

spare your free time

But it’s not free time if you’re not free to waste it ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

That would show the edit icon.

You misread that. They did type “Waydroid”.

If you just woke up, good morning.

I hope Slackware 15 doesn’t still recommend ext2 for being “fast and stable” like Slackware 14 did, so at least until the start of 2022.

Note: If update-grub isn’t present, it’s fine as it’s basically just a short script for grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

Dont forget to play around with grub while its like this. Tab completion works great, try ‘(’ the press tab to maybe see your disks as grub sees them.

Is this a joke like sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root / to speed up the PC? Because it kinda sounds that way.

Isn’t it TUI? That’s almost GUI in my opinion.

Some routers have dual partition setup.

Active and backup. When flashing firmware, it is flashed to the backup partition. If the router boots successfully, the newly flashed backup partition becomes active and vice versa. If things screw up, nothing happens.

There was also some interesting thing from Cisco with their stupid Meraki cloud-managed devices.

I don’t know if they still do it, but they used to give out free Meraki APs as “free trial”. After that, the license would be deactivated and you’d be left with a paperweight, which meant you’d likely pay to keep using it.
Well, they could run OpenWRT. Free hardware!

I do know about it, but I don’t even have internet at home.
Though I do use DD-WRT on my WRT160NL which I use at school. For me it acts as firewall + setup-free VPN + DNS Ad blocker (NextDNS). I also have separate passwordless guest network on it if someone wants to use my router. Separate subnet, unbridged with net isolation and AP isolation enabled. And also QoS set to “Bulk” while my network is set to “Maximum”. And also forced DNS redirection enabled, so that everyone who doesn’t use DoT or DoH uses NextDNS.

It cannot run modern versions of OpenWRT.

That title only keeps getting better over time.

It seems to have the “Classic” option as well, so it’s fine.

Yep.
Just to clarify (just in case), I am only the person behind camera.