ferret @ aBundleOfFerrets @sh.itjust.works

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If only google hadn’t decided to shit all over JXL. We could have lossless images with an excellent compression algorithm (at least better than the .zip style deflate png uses) at this very moment.

Lead is pretty sweet

Only because of incompetent people using lossy reproduction methods out of ignorance

Corporate abuse investigations take fucking forever, unfortunately

Depends on what you get, grab an Ox64 to be thrown in the deep deep end, while anything that supports Armbian will be just fine.

I can’t believe linus did a “KILL YOURSELF, NOW” before it was cool

No, an apparatus that launches keys (typically generic house keys) usually using air pressure.

(Shooting people’s stuff with guns is illegal, silly)

Use a key launcher to slash them from a distance

I would bet money that whatever the FBI is up to is less visible to the end user, and that is all anyone cares about anyway.

Except for UDF, as I pointed out in my comment. UDF is easily forgotten because it is kinda weird, but it fits the bill here and has native drivers in Windows, Linux, and MacOS.

the UDF filesystem is supported by both windows and linux, and will have acceptable performance on both unlike the windows BTRFS driver. Unlike exfat, it supports all the funky stuff needed to make steam games work.

SBCs are a fairly mature space nowadays. Plenty of options.

Don’t you mean book series?

I hate US politics

Having to install the software is kinda the lowest common denominator in desktop computing, I think bundling it with things would be silly

Edit: you mentioned you used arch. Sunshine is a mainline arch package, so you just install it and then start the systemd service. Can’t imagine it being much easier than that

Sunshine should be seamless?

This is in fact a NATO standard cartridge that someone had to sign off on shipping to Ukraine

Qualcomm’s arm chips are the next best thing and they are nowhere near the apple ones. It pleases me greatly that people are porting linux to arm macs

Honestly, when I learned that rEFInd supports loading dxe modules natively I swapped and never looked back (NVMe boot drives on ancient computers, my beloved)

Maybe he was going to make a ten point scale, but decided to stop early for obvious reasons.