Rant: I hate these fucking machines. Cvs installed them near me for their pharmacy. But of course you have to use the on-screen keyboard to type in your name and birthdate. Nobody in line. The machines are so frustrating to use. At least provide a keyboard.
Assuming rofi-dictionary does what you need it to. What dictionary do you want to use? Seems like we could download an offline one and change the code. Thoughts?
Edit : i just realized this is a yr old. Did you find a solution?
Yup, i have a mid 2012 mbp with linux mint xfce and it runs great. My biggest complaint is the hardware support. Had to add a usb wifi dongle because broadcom chip was constantly dropping and the sleep wake takes forever and sometimes it wont sleep. But otherwise runs like a champ. I do kinda wish it would die so i could get a laptop without the sleep/wake issues.
The Chaser is a satirical media empire which rivals Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation in all fields except power, influence, popularity and profitability.
Rant: I hate these fucking machines. Cvs installed them near me for their pharmacy. But of course you have to use the on-screen keyboard to type in your name and birthdate. Nobody in line. The machines are so frustrating to use. At least provide a keyboard.
My understanding is you need to export per folder if you want to keep things organized.
I see it has over 100gb of ram, what do you use it for?
There are a few free dictionaries. If you are happy wiktionary we can get stardict format from https://github.com/xxyzz/wiktionary_stardict
Here are some alternative. There is an api for wikitionary if you want to start there. https://freedict.org/downloads/
Let me know what you think.
Assuming rofi-dictionary does what you need it to. What dictionary do you want to use? Seems like we could download an offline one and change the code. Thoughts?
Edit : i just realized this is a yr old. Did you find a solution?
How much runtime do you get out of the battery? Mine still has the original, runs about 1 - 1.5hrs.
Yup, i have a mid 2012 mbp with linux mint xfce and it runs great. My biggest complaint is the hardware support. Had to add a usb wifi dongle because broadcom chip was constantly dropping and the sleep wake takes forever and sometimes it wont sleep. But otherwise runs like a champ. I do kinda wish it would die so i could get a laptop without the sleep/wake issues.
How ridiculous. This timeline is so stupid.
The Chaser is a satirical media empire which rivals Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation in all fields except power, influence, popularity and profitability.
From their about page: https://chaser.com.au/about/
https://apod.com/feed.rss
https://www.merriam-webster.com/wotd/feed/rss2
Astronomy pic of the day and word of the day.
Did you try out tailscale?
Thanks! I’ll give it a go.
Whats the setup? Do you have a github or codeberg repo?
Those things got pretty hot if i remember correctly. Does it have any ventilation?
maybe think of it like water flowing through pipes:
Apps, websites, videos, and maps are taps that use water.
When you open an app or load a webpage, data flows from the internet to your phone (downloading).
When you send a photo, message, or upload something, data flows from your phone to the internet (uploading).
Your mobile plan gives you a certain amount of water (data).
Some general data sizes
Small image (thumbnail): 50 KB — e.g., 200×200px JPEG thumbnail photo, quick social-media preview.
Single full page of text (plain): 10–50 KB — e.g., one A4 page saved as plain .txt or small Word .docx without images.
Single full page of text (scanned PDF, image): 500 KB–2 MB — e.g., scanned A4 page at moderate resolution saved as PDF.
Normal web page (text + images + CSS + JS): ~10-50MB — typical news article with several images and scripts.
Sorry i should have clarified, alternatives to proton mail?
Downloaded, I’ll check it out. Is your friend interested in feedback?
Do you recommend any alternatives to proton?