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by akho 1y ago
Yeah. Tailscale uses 41641, and you can generally use whatever. I don't think there's any consensus, or majority.
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by akho 1y ago
They recommend Tailscale in particular. Tailscale control plane and DERPs (which are functionally required on mobile) will be among the first to go. Outline (shadowsocks-based) and amnezia (obfuscated wg and xray) both offer few-click insta
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by akho 1y ago
Yes. Fixed packet headers, predictable packet sizes. I don't know what "a common port" means in relation to wg.
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by akho 1y ago
Wireguard is not censorship-resistant, and most VPN-averse countries block cross-border Wireguard. Why reply a practical question in an area in which you have no experience?
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by akho 1y ago
On earlier kernels, `acpi_osi="!Windows 2020"` was often recommended. Though I'm note sure what it does. `nvme.noacpi=1` should be on, too, for all kernels. (all derived from the nixos-hardware repo; I use that)
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by akho 1y ago
> I notice you didn't mention it losing power when suspended. Curious. Are you using a kernel > 6.8? It got (much) better.
127.
by akho 1y ago
The page has a `max-width: 60em` on the main div.
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by akho 1y ago
- The text is of adequate size - At least there are no images of fake people - It's in an <h1> on top of the page - `max-width: 60em` is absolutely reasonable
129.
by akho 1y ago
> the first batch with the bios battery issues This was some seriously infuriating bullshit. I remember them blaming it on intel on the forums, even though no other laptop had the issue. In my case, replacing the battery with a random al
130.
by akho 1y ago
I get below 5W at idle (ff and emacs open, screen at indoor brightness, wifi on) on my gen11 framework. Going from 8 to 5 required some tinkering. I don't think I ever saw 50W at all, even under load; they probably run an Ultra U1xxH,
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by akho 1y ago
Those numbers would imply <1h runtime, or a >50W consumption at idle (for typical battery capacities). That's insane. I've used Linux laptops since ~2007, and am well aware of the issues. 12x is well beyond normal.
132.
by akho 1y ago
Cool project. Not sure what went wrong with the beelink; the os shouldn't have locked by by itself, too.
133.
by akho 1y ago
What is the laptop, and what's it doing?
134.
by akho 1y ago
x12 and x6 do not seem plausible. Something is very wrong.
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by akho 1y ago
As an alternative experience report: I have two beelink mini s12s, and administer another one that lives under my mom's tv. All work fine (though I wouldn't be bothered by your issue as much — I reboot maybe once every few months?
136.
by akho 1y ago
For a certain definition of information, its net volume and availability on the internet has been declining for quite a while. There is a growth of bytes with zero information content (ai slop, influencer video, ...), worse discovery tools
137.
by akho 1y ago
Fedora 42 and Ubuntu 25.04 both use 6.14 kernel. While I agree with your conclusions, I feel that your deduction may be faulty.
138.
by akho 1y ago
Macs use Cmd to segregate the worlds. I think that’s neat, and if I were making a Linux computer, I’d think about making Win+XCV system-level copy-paste.
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by akho 1y ago
Mint, afaik, offers a choice between Cinnamon, MATE, and Xfce. These are all DEs built and maintained to preserve a particular workflow based around hierarchical “start” menus, menu bars in applications, and desktop icons — the Win’95 style
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by akho 1y ago
You installed a distro that aims to preserve suckage for future generations, and even developed an entire DE out of pure aversion to change. It’s often recommended by change-averse Linux users… Successful Linux-based OSes have unattended at
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by akho 1y ago
That was long true by that time. On supported hardware, and if you don’t need applications that are not on Linux, it was fine in the first Ubuntu releases at least. (in comparison with the state of Windows at the time, of course)
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by akho 1y ago
I think the GP comment is talking about Mozilla Corp under her leadership, not her personally. She also didn’t buy other companies for herself.
143.
by akho 1y ago
For the price, you can get four N150, with 36 lanes. It's a pointless comparison.
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by akho 1y ago
I use Bitwarden, self-hosted. > You provide no evidence for your claims. I don't think I'm interested in this conversation.
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by akho 1y ago
Skipping SMS is an obvious benefit. Your passkey management system can embed as many factors as you want.
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by akho 1y ago
Password managers sync passkeys just fine. If you use one of those, the benefit of passkeys is that some sites skip their SMS 2fa if you use a passkey. The downside is that you can only use them from your own devices, where you have the app
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by akho 1y ago
e2ee prevents account recovery.
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by akho 1y ago
Immich does it on the server. What happens if there’s a new, better model? You’d need to re-download, decrypt, and run inference on all your past media, which is in terabytes for many. I understand the benefit of e2ee in a situation where t
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by akho 1y ago
I understand what e2ee is, thank you. I just don't think it’s justified for self-hosted photo servers . E. g., “Any operations / transformations” includes facial recognition, CLIP embeddings, &c; you want to run this on the s
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by akho 1y ago
TB-scale VPSes are not economical vs a home NAS. I see how that can be useful for smaller collections, though.

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