

Greetings, fellow internet pioneer! Don’t forget to take us up the bomb!


Greetings, fellow internet pioneer! Don’t forget to take us up the bomb!


Thank you. I’ve not tried EndeavorOS, so I’ll check it out! Most of what I’ve been running have been flavors of Ubuntu with a brief Gentoo and OpenSUSE period.


My MacBook is getting very long in the tooth and the updates via OCLP are working in creating a system that is painfully slow to use. I’ve been tinkering with various Linux distros for 20 years and the thought of having one as my only daily driver does not sound appealing. I really don’t want to drop the money on a new laptop but I need something to work without constantly troubleshooting.


Just bought a Reolink rln46 NVR and four cameras. I don’t have the doorbell, but every other feature you requested works flawlessly. It records 24/7 in 4K but can stream at lower resolutions if you want when you’re away from home on mobile. You can set what notifications you receive and when you want to receive them. You can even go back and search for events by type in the recorded video when they were never flagged for notification in the first place. I’ve been thoroughly impressed and plan to add to the system in the coming months.


It becomes operational August 4 and self-aware on the 29th.

The cars are using those markers to stay centered in their lanes. Future stuff.
Scrolled until I saw an Apollo post. I miss the old days on Reddit. As much as I want it to be the same here, it simply isn’t.
How about Windows AND MacOS? Asking for a friend.
Bit O’ Honey
Everybody knows d minor is the saddest of all keys.


You’re holding it wrong.
This is the year of the Linux desktop!


Any semi-competent CEO
This is the important bit right here.


Nice username.


And no pop-up add bs.


The Google Ara was supposed to be exactly this. I think it has since been abandoned. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Ara#:~:text=Google%20planned%20to%20launch%20a,planned%20consumer%20launch%20in%202017.


also on LG smart TVs
Heh. Oops.