celkam

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   by celkam 8y ago

   It depends on the kernel version and the CPU's virtualization support. I have a C101PA that I got before the price hike, and use it for hacking in lisp during my commutes.
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   by celkam 8y ago

   If Crostini gets USB support before WSL, though... Once they add this and fix the lack of GPU support, I'll finally be down to one travel laptop.
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   by celkam 8y ago

   Yes. In emulation, you have one chip architecture trying to mock the behavior of another chip architecture (like running ARM code on x86). In virtualization, you're setting up secure contexts, but sending the instruction for the code
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   by celkam 8y ago

   Certain ports are bound to localhost from the container for "popular applications" https://www.reddit.com/r/Crostini/comments/99s3t9/wellknown_...
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   by celkam 8y ago

   Before Crostini this is exactly what my setup was, just using a droplet on DO.
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   by celkam 8y ago

   I've been thinking about this a bit, and my main concern about SOLID powering a social network is that it would thrash Pods from users with thousands of friends requesting thousands of documents on the same pod every x seconds, which m