michael_palmer @ michael_palmer @lemmy.sdf.org

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Unfortunately, that airport have only two departures per day, so I don't have any choice.

The Wizzair website showed an unskippable popup telling me I'm a bot. Therefore, I couldn't buy tickets. Changing user agent to Chrome (Windows) fixed the problem. However, a week later when I attempted to purchase tickets I got exactly the same popup that was preventing me from buying tickets. I was able to buy tickets only when I rebooted to Windows and used Chrome, nothing else helped the second time.

I had only a 3kg spool of filament, so I just rewound filament onto smaller spool by hands.

Bromite is unmaintained. Use Mulch instead. You can find it in DivestOS repos. Also there is another browser called Mull (firefox-based).

DivestOS Official: https://divestos.org/apks/official/fdroid/repo

DivestOS Official Archive: https://divestos.org/apks/official/fdroid/archive

1000/50mpbs 25€/month

Just installed Alpine linux with Gnome on my old laptop (i3-3217u with 4Gb RAM). It works really smooth, much faster than Linux Mint with Cinnamon. Aftter tweaking OpenRC run levels my boot time is only 25s (i'm using the cheapest 120Gb SSD)

You are telling a bullshit.

If TV can't remember last used HDMI port that TV is a shit.

What is the problem?

Most of the time, the idea to watch a film comes to me quite suddenly, so I have to wait until the film is at least partially downloaded before I start watching it. And even downloading an app from the repository takes 10 times less time. And 1000 MBps internet is only 5-10 euros more expensive than 100 MBps.

Yesterday I was in an electronics store and saw a 65" 8K TV and a 65" 4K TV. The difference in image clarity is almost imperceptible even if you get up close. Maybe 8K will be useful for huge TVs like 85" or more.

Nothing prevents you from using your Smart TV in the same way as a dumb TV. Just don't connect your TV to the internet and use a third-party device via HDMI.

At least Pixel 8 supports external displays

Average 4K BDRIP movie is 60 GB, average AAA game is 60-100+ GB. So you are saying that watching movie once a week and downloading one game is not normal? Using 1 GBit Internet means saving 3-6 hours of time per week.

That's crazy. I always recommend people to use self hosted Wireguard VPN. Installation is basically one command from github (autoinstaller script). Or use Mullvad VPN, it seems to be privacy-friendly.

Game stores like Steam and GOG can provide download speeds of up to 1 Gbps or more, also torrents have no speed limits, it depends on the number of seeders

Because downloading large files takes hours instead of minutes

My ryzen laptop uses around 10% per day in sleep mode with linux 6.8 kernel

Does your government violate human rights?

Firstly get access to ssh console of your server. Then use this script to install wireguard. Then use this command to install pi-hole. These scripts definitely work on Debian and Ubuntu, I haven't tested other systems.