jollyrogue @ jollyrogue @lemmy.ml

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That’s Compute Module carrier board territory.

The official Compute Module carrier board has a 1xPCIe slot for an NVMe or SATA adapter, and there are 3rd party carrier boards with a M.2 slot on them.

They’re definitely something I’m looking at. 🙂

I’ve gotten to use a class 3 direct drive before, and it was nice. Ideally, a gravel e-bike is what I’d target.

I’d kind of like to get something I can use all around since I would only have one, and my area has some nice bike trails.

This reminds me, I need to work on getting a bike.

Framapad

https://framapad.org/

Cryptpad

https://cryptpad.fr/

LibreOffice Online

https://www.libreoffice.org/download/libreoffice-online/ https://github.com/LibreOffice/online https://www.collaboraoffice.com/

Proton finishing drive would be nice.

In browser file editing is the biggest feature I’m missing from Google Workspace.

For real. You get the urge, and you gotta get some egg noddles in ya.

Seriously. A finicky system which requires constant monitoring is a bad idea. People have problems maintaining their cars.

Simple, robust, and capable of absorbing neglect is better.

Very true.

I would support reactors which aren’t designed to produce enriched uranium, don’t blowup when neglected, and don’t produce as much waste.

There has been some work on molten salt reactors recently, which look promising.

“must” is a strong word here, and the conditions which trigger “must” are amazingly narrow.

The GPL is not as fearsome as people make it out to be, and I wish it was. It’s a very capitalist license, and there are ways around its provisions.

Yes, and people sending messages through Google’s servers have to use Google’s encryption keys.

Probably. Unless they get a bill from the EU and suddenly remember they sell keyboards and trackpads. 😂

That’s a good question. Those items seem to get updated like once a decade. It would be nice if they got updated to USB-C.

I’m pretty sure the problem is with the ZFS specfile. The ZFS rpm package should specify which kernels it requires, and dnf should figure things out.

According to the ticket below, a change related to this has been merged, so maybe the problem has been fixed. 🤷🏽‍♂️

https://github.com/openzfs/zfs/pull/12124

The tab is on the cable rather then in the device, so if the tab breaks, replace the cable rather then the port on the phone.

Otherwise, they’re kind of the same thing.

There were already rumors Apple was going to switch the iPhone as it was the last device with Lightening. The EU mandate is convenient cover for deprecating all those cables and devices people have bought over the years.

Probably. They don’t put anything too provocative in hotels.

ZFS being out of tree is annoying. I miss it when I’m not on FreeBSD.

It works well enough, especially with a stable kernel. Fedora and ZFS can be tricky with kernel upgrades, and I was wondering if Tumbleweed is the same. I figured ZFS and Leap would be similar to CentOS or Debian.

Yeah. Two separate volumes on two different disks. Alright, I’ll have to check out autoyast.

The last thing for me would be ZFS support. 🫤 You haven’t happened to try that out have you?