

The cancer spreads.


The cancer spreads.


Not just toddlers! My best trip to contiguous America involved the zoo and the aquarium in Atlanta, as well as the Fernbank.
In about a decade, when America is safe for outsiders again, I’m totally going back … after Hanauma Bay, that is.
Most tracker brands for Android only ping from phones that have their app installed. Not all Android devices.
There are tags for both Apple and Android that connect to their respective networks; and phones of the right network passing by will spot and announce locations.
This year there are trackers which will connect to either distinct network, albeit you can only choose once and it can’t switch without a factory reset. Those brands will have an overwhelming market share AND not require a branded app for daily use and recovery.
Since there is no brand that has an overwhelming market share that means the chance to find a lost Android tracker is much smaller than the apple ones.
In the known universe, Android has 73% of the market. 73 is bigger than 27.
I have some, but I only trust them to find my keys within Bluetooth range.
I can confirm you can find the right tags even when outside of BT range.
The chipolo Loop
The chipolo Card (not card One or card Spot; Card)
The Rhino key device leverages/licenses chipolo tech, uses its tools, and therefore
The Rhinokey Card (this is getting repetitive)
The chipolo app:
We have one Loop we’re testing, and it works as expected, right outta her S24 or so, and with my S10. She shares me the loop right outta Find My. She installed no app. We did not pair it with an iPhone as hers is a work phone.
We intend to get more Loops, and Cards for the parents and ourselves. The boomers are all on iPhones so it will be fun science.


Yes. OS Security. A bunch of “don’t do that or you’ll learn why” stuff.
Have I been right on all of my positions? Not yet.
Yet.
Familiarity goes a really long way. My mom still wants her PortalTV unit to answer to voice commands.
My mom and my wife’s mom have computers soon to be out of support. Windows.
They need something stable, but also that does all their normal stuff. I’d love something that updated cleanly like enterprise Linux, but gave them the win7 interface they had for so long (they complain about this one now).
So that’s your market. Yeah, a wine box would work well, and Nobara is nearly the winning candidate. But even it requires a lot of finagling for windows people, and I’d love something completely seamless so it’s easier to support.
They’ve only almost barely nearly shat out a usable Unix with hurd. Give them another few decades, my dude!


summarized a VM
A virtual machine? Is it still fun to dereference jargon the first time it’s mentioned?
Violates ISO as well.


Upgrades between major versions - since they can be radically different - is generally not an effective feature.
Having said that, conectiva’s apt-rpm could upgrade and downgrade between major versions; and it worked really well!


Oh, so an iso27002 failure, then.


The core insight: OSS monetization was always about attention.
As an Open-source contributor and former owner of several projects, I’m embarrassed.
If you came into Open-source to become rich or famous, you’re a selfish fool. Code for the sake of the code.


If it really was so bad then all major distros and DEs wouldn’t be actively working to switch.
I’m laughing in Systemd.


I work 100% remotely, and my day job doesn’t even have profile pics. When we meet, it’s a dozen cartoon images or memes as faces. No cams, no pics.
The side gig I’ve had for 20 years has never had a pic. These people wouldn’t recognize me if I walked in the office one day.
Why should I? We don’t see a value.
Of course; it uses Systemd.


Even if your spouse does, it’s the same bank account.
It’s totally okay not to sweat this stuff, since there’s never any good in stressing about it.


It’s a hobby: it’s driven by your interests alone.


sunstressed
Is there a space missing in that? A hyphen?


A few years after I quit a job because of a terrible micromanaging blowhard, I was recounting the story to a group …including his brother.
PClinuxOS sees your favourite distro omitted and understands.