

I liked that client. Was used in my parents TV till they pulled the plug.
Your average friendly nihilist from Finland.


I liked that client. Was used in my parents TV till they pulled the plug.


Child indoctrination has always been a thing. Now we are creating a tools for directed internet content and advertising.


There are many fine soviet computers to use for pressing a button that does nothing.


According to Blacklight, it also uses Stripe Inc fingerprinting.


To stay relevant.
Our late stage capitalism investor market directs money flow to places where development is on upward trajectory and disappears very quickly from places that plateau. Eternal growth is impossible, but you can always bullshit your way forward, because in the end it’s about impressions.


Approximately Up
Once I start, it’s really hard to put down. My only gripe is that you never have enough signal cable. It limits all the cool stuff you could build.


I forgot this one. When released, it had some serious performance problems that got worse and worse as you explored the ocean. Dropped it and totally forgot about it.
Need to revisit, because it was good, long as it worked.


Well Meshcore only recently arrived here, but you can still reach Latvia from southern Finland. Not completely effortlessly though.


Duckduckgo did give me a github page for a ESP32 bluetooth mouse jigger. Not sure if compatible with ESP32-C6 because of the RISC-V. Had some issues. Thats why they are “laying around”


I do have ES32-C6 chips laying aroung 🤔


Motor and legos should work fine. You just need to glue something on with a little more traction on it.
There is also a powershell script you can use to press numlock on-off in set intervals, but that’s more visible to IT, if your company uses activity analysis.


We have mandatory biannual courses with a quiz on how not to be you. 😆
They really suck ass, but I see they have an actual function.


Plugging shit you ordered from Amazon or Aliexpress on your company laptop is a definate no no, unless you can be sure.


Yeah. Plugging in a USB device that you bought online is a risk, unless you have enough knowhow to analyse it first on your machine running a wm.
Safer mouse jigger is a small slow electric motor and some legos.


My workplace has hybrid system. 3 days in office and 2 days remotely.
It has shifted so, that people work their ass off during those 3 days using AI as much as possible and during those two remote days they just sit on their asses with a laptop running in the background, mouse jigger on.
Only cat toys that have ever worked are laser pointer and long springy steal wire with a feathers in the end.
…and if your phone supports external display, you can use it as a linux laptop. Mine currently does not.
Volla x23
At present Waydroid is a must. I mostly need it for Meshtastic/Meshcore stuff, Airam programmable light and socket stuff, Proton apps and Lemmy browser.
Ubuntu native software base is still quite poor.
You can run most linux terminal and desktop apps, but if you can’t find them from the OpenStore(snap) and get them to work in the regular environments (missing dependencies or priviledges) and need to use libertine environment, they don’t run in the background and desktop apps will need external keyboard, because onscreen keyboard usually doesn’t work.
Stopped listening to doctors and figured out by myself what’s wrong with me. It wasn’t GERD and the medication doctors made me eat, in increasing amouts, didn’t do shit. It was vagus-nerve oversensitivity and allergic reaction to uncooked allium family plants that caused an irritation in my esophagus.
it took decades, because allium allergy was really hard to spot and was skipped in all previous allergy screenings.
Second was degoogling myself. Ubuntu Touch in my phone is somewhat “work in progress” and rough around the edges, but I haven’t seen a single add in weeks.
Holy shit that page had a lot of trackers.