Wouldn’t that laptop use so much more power that it costs you more in electricity though? At least that is usually the problem I hear with it, not sure what a good low spec option is currently once electricity prices are included. IIRC N150 is pretty good, not sure if there are other good/better options though.

Used discord for piracy before, someone pirates a film and streams it to a bunch of us over discord. So discord are helping us distribute it and keep it synced for a large group.

Damn, guess I will have to switch to TempleOS then

I have a pinephone for wifi and my SIM is in a CatB40 that only does calls/sms.

Depends on the comparison. Better than sitting in silence, worse than touching grass.

Need to get tools like this hosted outside the US

I use VMs instead. I understand those and can pretend the benefits matter.

Surely most basic is an old computer and double clicking minecraft_server.jar? Pretty sure that is the first server I ran for people outside of my LAN actually.

Ohh nice, I want it. Don’t really know what I would use all of it for, but I want it (but don’t want to pay for it).

Currently been thinking of getting an N150 mini PC. Setup proxmox and a few VMs. At the very least pihole, location to dump some backups and also got a web server for a few projects.

UK also arrests people for online comments

What about Tux throwing clippy in the bin? Acknowledgement and shows it doesn’t go far enough

Are there any good mini PCs with AMD CPUs for low spec/power? Only really aware of intel N150s

I forget that people still had dial up in mid 2000s, I always associate it with the 90s

But I want to see the funny colours

Just installed it now and this is so much better than the SSH app I used before. Now dumping like 40GB of backup data onto the tablets SD card. Got the tablet second hand, think the SD card cost more than the tablet did.

I would be sending files to the Android device, using it as a location to backup “important” data. Mostly Factorio saves.

Plugging in for that is impractical given its already on the same LAN.

Does that let you do it both ways? I want to run rsync from the desktop

I don’t want an app to send files, I want to be able to rsync files to my phone like a normal computer.

I have data I want backed up so an rsync script sends it to a few different devices to keep multiple copies. I don’t want to manually drag/drop files for that, I just want my script to take care of it.

I think 20 years ago is about the last time I used a DVD

Do you boot Linux from your music player?