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  • I was inspiried by my experience with OpenBSD. It's a recreation of the OpenBSD xenodm desktop but with Linux because it's a laptop, not a server. This is an aarch64 Pinebook Pro running the OEM manjaro that's been reconfigured to be snappy on the PBP hardware.

  • in my case, the BIOS had a whitelist for pci devices and only OEM WiFi cards were on the whitelist. I was able to find a tool that tricked the BIOS into not caring that newer card wasn't listed.

    for you I'd say, check to see if there is a whitelist for your model TP and then reassess if upgrading is feasible.

  • i have an ibm x40 from '03. upgraded the PATA HDD to an SSD, tricked the BIOS to not throw a fit after i installed a 2010s wifi card. it's okay for ssh, tmux, and watching 360p. a fun lil guy.

    don't open a web browser tho

  • i used to work for Amazon. in the morning, I'd drive to a parking lot a few miles from the warehouse. then I'd get on a shuttle bus which would drop me off at the warehouse. (not enough parking at the warehouse)

    Jeffy B paid me for the shuttle ride to and from the warehouse AND paid the shuttle driver.