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by kop316 7y ago
The only thing with that is usually 1 PCB is 24,000, but then 10 PCBs are 25,000 (i.e. making more is a lot cheaper than the first). If they have an existing chassis, than I would assume actually delivering a laptop isn't that difficul
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by kop316 7y ago
Is it just me, or is the fundraising campaign only for donations, and not to get a physical product? I would be far more interested to fund it if I knew I was getting a laptop, but as far as I can tell, that's not the case.
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by kop316 7y ago
Heh, I just bought an x200 for the same reason. I was able to retrofit Bluetooth, Wifi, the Hard drive to a new SSD, flash libreboot, and put in 8 GB or RAM. Debian + XFCE is amazingly fast on it Oddly enough, I am having an issue with the
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by kop316 7y ago
Which would be fine, that is just not obvious in the site. It'd also be nice if it was compatible with universal remotes.
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by kop316 7y ago
> I made eye contact with a homeless person pooping again today. This has become a regular part of life in the United States. I think you mean "This has become a regular part of life in the city I live in." That is so outside o
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by kop316 7y ago
Yeah I did an in-place upgrade via apt. I for some reason thought zfs was in debian proper (contrib vs. main). Like I said in another post, I may try doing that again. But then again, the main reason I haven't is because all of my stuf
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by kop316 7y ago
Heh, ok neat! I did not use that then.
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by kop316 7y ago
That is how Linux and FreeBSD handle it. They both present a block layer device that you can then put ZFS on. The ZFS specific encryption IIRC is owned by Oracle, and they do not open source it.
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by kop316 7y ago
Like I said elsewhere, I could have probably fixed it, but I was lazy. I also wanted to try out Wayland, but I ended up going back to Xfce. Maybe when Xfce moves to Wayland I will try again.
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by kop316 7y ago
What do you mean by "native" encryption? I used dmcrypt+LUKS. That is file system agonistic.
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by kop316 7y ago
To be honest, it was laziness on my part, I could have probably figured it out and fixed it. The snapshot ability was incredibly nice, don't get me wrong. I really liked it on my system. I may switch back in the near future. I can post
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by kop316 7y ago
To be honest I didn't feel like tinkering with it, I just reinstalled. Right now it is on ext4. My issue was that for some reason Linux no longer could find the encrypted partition to decrypt, so I couldn't get it up to a point wh
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by kop316 7y ago
I used zfs on Linux with encrypted / for a while on Debian. It works really well, but unfortunately when I upgraded from Jessie to Buster, it did not recognize how I set it up and broke the system. I ended up having to reinstall.
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by kop316 7y ago
I encourage you to! I used to not really know how to cook, but my fiancée has been encouraging me to. Its like any skill. At first you just feel overwhelmed, but you gradually learn more and more how to cook and make better food. It's
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by kop316 7y ago
I'll have to look the whole grains book up, thank you! The bread bakers apprentice is an awesome book, I look there for recipes for new breads.
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by kop316 7y ago
Proofing? Control your temp and time if possible. Understand that a cooler temp will mean a longer proof. But also a longer proof gives you a more yeasty flavor. The first book flour water salt yeast was the first book I got, and they reall
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by kop316 7y ago
If home baking interests you, I have three suggestions: - Flour Water Salt Yeast by Ken Forkish - The Bread Baker's Apprentice by Peter Reinhart - The King Arthur Flour Baker's Companion Having never baked anything complex before,
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by kop316 7y ago
I'm getting a "Page doesn't exist" for your link FYI.
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by kop316 7y ago
I'm very glad to see the mainline kernel! I had a Novena and it not being upstreamed really hurt it's ability to be supported.
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by kop316 7y ago
Heh, that's an interesting idea! I'll have to look into finding a C201. Finding a POWER base station shouldn't be too hard to find.
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by kop316 7y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful (and quick) response! That was sadly what I was afraid of. Normally I wouldn't bother but I'm going back to school, and sadly the Novena I have just isn't supported anymore (I tried updating u-boot&#
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by kop316 7y ago
If you don't mind me asking, do you use a laptop for work/personally? And if you do, what do you use? I've been looking for one and I have the same concerns you do, and right now the only thing I realistically see if I want c
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by kop316 7y ago
Hello! With only needing the Intel FSP, does that disable the Intel ME? And what other peripherals need closed firmware? You also are not here: https://www.coreboot.org/users.html I say that because I have been in the marke
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by kop316 7y ago
Ahh, makes sense. Thanks!
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by kop316 7y ago
Hello! I went through that website before posting. That's why I thought it was a Gitlab-like service. I like that it works without JavaScript, and it appears to have a wiki-like integration too. It looks like a neat service.
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by kop316 7y ago
To ask the dumb question, what is source hut? It looks essentially like Gitlab to me.
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by kop316 7y ago
In (quasi)defense of Google on this front: On my Google Pixel 3a, I can download AOSP to my own computer, modify it how I wish, scrape the vendor dependencies I need[1], compile it myself, sign it myself, and use my own key to control what
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by kop316 7y ago
Actually, Tim Cook said: "Compromising the security of our personal information can ultimately put our personal safety at risk. That is why encryption has become so important to all of us." https://www.apple.com/cu
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by kop316 7y ago
They were legally subpoenaed in the San Bernardino case too: https://www.apple.com/customer-letter/ Tim Cook even said: "Compromising the security of our personal information can ultimately put our personal safety
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by kop316 7y ago
To me, this is why: https://www.apple.com/customer-letter/ Tim Cook defied the US goverment over the exact same issue, and even said: "Compromising the security of our personal information can ultimately put our p

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