Friends and enemies, I would like to show you the best blue screen of death I've ever seen. I pulled over with two hyperactive dogs in the car just to take the picture.
@Kuniti_shino fwiw, I should be more available for texting and talking if ya need
@maskedwitch eh, now I wanna hear what it sounds like! (im actually not that particularly picky about my sound)
@maskedwitch (i care loads about a headphone jack but im also pretencious enough to call nyself an audiophile)
Some people on activitypub seemed a bit interested in mobile linux, so I decided to share a bit more of my experience on here. I will break it up into different posts covering different aspects.
I have been using a PinePhone 1.2b (3GB of RAM, 32GB eMMC storage) as my daily driver for roughly four years now. That may sound impressive, but I only really use a phone so people can reach me, for music on the go, and for a browser in a pinch. I'm not on my phone all that often.
PinePhone: https://pine64.org/devices/pinephone/
Currently, I have Mobian (based on Debian) Trixie installed on the internal eMMC storage and a 512GB microSD card mounted at /home, both utilizing full-disk encryption, for plenty of storage for my use-case. I'm using the Phosh interface, since it is more stable in my experience than plasma mobile currently. I also mostly use GTK software since they tend to integrate better with Phosh. I do not have cellular service on it, I even have the entire cellular modem disabled via the hardware dipswitch on the back currently.
Mobian: https://mobian-project.org/
Phosh: https://phosh.mobi/
#mobian #debian #linux #mobilelinux #pinephone #linuxphone #phosh
I have been using a PinePhone 1.2b (3GB of RAM, 32GB eMMC storage) as my daily driver for roughly four years now. That may sound impressive, but I only really use a phone so people can reach me, for music on the go, and for a browser in a pinch. I'm not on my phone all that often.
PinePhone: https://pine64.org/devices/pinephone/
Currently, I have Mobian (based on Debian) Trixie installed on the internal eMMC storage and a 512GB microSD card mounted at /home, both utilizing full-disk encryption, for plenty of storage for my use-case. I'm using the Phosh interface, since it is more stable in my experience than plasma mobile currently. I also mostly use GTK software since they tend to integrate better with Phosh. I do not have cellular service on it, I even have the entire cellular modem disabled via the hardware dipswitch on the back currently.
Mobian: https://mobian-project.org/
Phosh: https://phosh.mobi/
#mobian #debian #linux #mobilelinux #pinephone #linuxphone #phosh
@mattl !!! 23 day long call!! holy crap thats so amazing to even think of, also local Debian mirror <3 all of this is just crazy funny to think of waaaah-
(I cant seem to attach the screenshot but this is about your comment on the Cathode Ray Dude Phone Stories video)
(I cant seem to attach the screenshot but this is about your comment on the Cathode Ray Dude Phone Stories video)
@joostvb ooooo- at some point I will buy a CRT or glass terminal, ***someday***
news article on some Indian startup with a line up of the few friends playing as executives in expensive suits all trying their hardest to look corporate and professional selling their product. All cis hetro appearing north Indian men.
New article then goes on to quote them calling themselves as "the alternative" and "against the status quo", and "not for this new norm".
LMAO, lol even.
New article then goes on to quote them calling themselves as "the alternative" and "against the status quo", and "not for this new norm".
LMAO, lol even.
drugs, suicide
@khubsuratinsaan @sahil one can always just overdose on their prefered substance, the high usually gets you through the pain
had recently gotten my phone fixed and got an amoled again so I have been tinkering with my apps to make them all utilise that, and now moshidon in amoled black with green really feels like I am using an old green terminal to type these out, very fun, would recommend
Google rejected my appeal and included this helpful screenshot to demonstrate that Conversations is collecting email addresses.
Extending this logic means that any app with a free form text field is technically collecting users social security numbers. Because the user could potentially enter that.