i have a ‘src’ directory. tho my home directory is extremely messy, ls | wc -l gives me 170 now…

this is my first time hearing about borg, is there anything it does that can improve my current setup? from a quick look it seems like it creates its own backup file while rsync works with raw directory structure.

i just have a simple shell script that uses rsync to upload my files to a server and have a termux shortcut on the homescreen, i just press it once in a few days

yeah i always do this with tigervnc server on X11. create a vncpasswd file and place xinitrc on ~/.vnc/xstartup, then run vncserver :1 to create X11 display :1 and vnc server on port 5901. if you want to start vnc on a (physical) session already running, you can run x0vncserver. there’s also x11vnc but x0vncserver feels much faster for me.

yes it’s devtools.debugger.skip-pausing, set to true

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miracast doesn’t work on linux.

chinese (prc) afaik

true, but everything inside termux would still be up to date.

use acca to control battery charging threshold and lower voltage/current.

can they have file upload/image sharing integrated? (as in not uploading somewhere and manually pasting link)

haven’t tried arch but afaik it’s a distro that lets the user control everything, like gentoo or slackware. that’s actually an easier system to manage if you know what you’re doing and have something you want in mind.

or some people just enjoy tinkering and suffering

yeah right… btw theres an about:config item on firefox that fixes one of the glitches sites use to block devtools. (the paused on breakpoint thing)

nowadays i just use the browser devtool, but i used to use IDM for this

i guess M$ is just deprecating that whole gatherosstate thing because of Y2k38, not exactly targeting MAS. If they are they would’ve removed their github repo and patched the hwid glitch.

maybe a stripped down winxp installation, lol

oh wow. they updated it!

this is exactly what’s going on in China (PRC), bypass method depends on how hard the government implements it

well then it should defo work, it’s just a normal windows installation done to a usb3 drive instead of sata/nvme.

Boot to WinPE and use Rufus to create one maybe? Not sure if WTG still works though.

I personally never used WTG. If you’re planning to use this across multiple machines/hw configs, I don’t think the normal windows can handle it as you’d have to install the correct drivers every time. I recall there being some hardware profile thing at bootup but not so sure. (that was XP)