i usually run wireproxy with cloudflare warp (wgcf) for this purpose

zapret might also work

magic trackpad is the best choice here. the first generation is powered by aa batteries and bluetooth only. the second generation uses a built-in li-ion battery and charges with apple’s lightning port, and can do both bluetooth and wired usb. I have the second generation and use it wired. (mine’s battery is dead so idk how well bluetooth works)

maybe playing around some values in synclient can fix it. that’s how i created a dead zone in my panasonic laptop. (some area is keep touched while using keyboard so)

https://massgrave.dev/

https://rentry.co/ltsc

if you need non-english os, install normal ltsc and change license to iot ltsc

win10 1709 decided to wipe some of my files.

ah… that sucks. i wonder if it’s possible to run windows versions of browsers through wine. that was the trick i used for silverlight in the ie8 days lol

you can have a “smart” one and never connect it to the internet, that’s how i use mine (samsung)

i don’t use it myself so can’t be sure but i find it hard to believe it wouldn’t work on the latest ubuntu with google chrome… it did work as of a few years ago.

doesn’t widevine work on chrome/edge?

hmm. do you mean ctrl+r?

btw which machine do you have? fn-ctrl swap from bios seems to work fine for all thinkpads i have.

without losing files? could you please share your method? thought this was impossible since ltsc is 21h2 and consumer variant’s 22h2.

try assigning ctrl to caps lock. on terminal

setxkbmap -option caps:ctrl_modifier

there are decent lineageos builds for rpi btw

maybe try zVault (freenas fork)? heard it’s great.

it feels like a “web app” more than a website. Like, it somehow needs to “load” after loading the page… unlike classic forum softwares that just instantly show the pre-rendered page.

this is personal preference but the ui also feels way too ‘simple’, hard to navigate and has low info density. i guess this is how more people nowadays prefer things to work

ZFS != raid! better than raid actually.

postmarketOS and Arch wiki? That’s very weird, aren’t both plain mediawiki? Works really well on my Firefox. Even works on SeaMonkey.

EndeavourOS/Manjaro forum probably uses Discourse… I don’t get why people like that forum software :/

If it’s both *nix, why not NFS? Even Win10 with UTF-8 works well with my NFS server. These days my SMB server is only for Win7 and Android.

Install termux and use navidrome on it? Or copyparty?

We already have it (LineageOS etc), the problem is that the hardware they run on (reflashed unlocked android phones) are disappearing and the whole android ecosystem with proprietary 3rd party software is getting more restrictive.