Depends what you want to do. I have installed Linux for some people and they were perfectly happy with it and never touched the command line. While for me barely a day goes by using Linux that I don’t touch the command line for something.
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212·4 days ago4G piracy hub go brrrrr? Go ahead, disconnect me. I will get another SIM and resume piracy.
Like most Lemmy users, I use Linux
The important thing is that the doomsday device runs Linux
I would get a Nokia flip phone but they cost a bit. Cheaper to get something someone is throwing out
And the cloudflare ones are broken as fuck. It varies but I often just can’t pass them. Answer it, wheel goes round and then back to having to tick it and start again. Beep boop.
If I see a cloudflare check I often just don’t bother loading the site at all.
6·16 days ago2TB? How!
Currently sat on 5GB across 920 files
I like using rygel currently, just run it by command line and media folders are available over the network. Any device with VLC can see it on the network and play.
611·17 days agoDo it, just don’t play the games that don’t work on Linux. I switched 15 years ago and didn’t look back. There are so many games at this point why bother with the ones that only work on Windows?
I have been using rygel. I don’t need anything fancy, dump a few media folders onto any VLC player on the LAN.
I post positive ways to avoid consumerism.
Does it need to?
You think the billionaire owned press is free? Some smaller independents may deserve support but that isn’t major companies.
I am sure ChatGPT can make something up for you each day
Oh no… Not the major news outlets, how ever will we cope. Let them burn.
Is anyone actually surprised at that?
1·29 days agoDoes it have to be a home IP? I use a 4G connection behind NAT444 and it works fine without logging in. My LAN is 192.x.x.x and my router is on 10.x.x.x which is on the ISPs network, then right now on 85.x.x.x as a public IP which is clearly shared between multiple other customers.
They would do this instead of giving out IPv6 addresses…
I had a couple of adverts make it through yesterday in the UK, just closed the tab and went to some locally hosted content instead. Seems like its working again today. I don’t log into youtube at all.
I don’t even login so I don’t know what they are going to disable.
What if I like the spicy smoke?