csrrying 2 phones is the way to go imho. One for these stupid apps and the other for your personal data. So its like the work / personal phone setup but instead we have private / non -private phone.

what is a “usage” btw? They said 1 cent = 1 usage.

So 1 message sent to Copilot? Or usage = number of response Copilot gives back to the user?

“I am Optimus Prime, and I send this message to any surviving Autobots taking refuge among the stars: We are here. We are waiting.”

Sorry my hands are busy

`C - x 2’

C -x C-f ~/.emacs.d/init.el

C-x C-s

yeh currently trying out SecureBlue.

it is… interesting

sudo apt update either has little outputs (so nothing to show off), or it crashes because of library conflict

For me it was: pacstrap -K /mnt blah blah to see literally everything comesin your system getting installed , followed by arch-chroot /mnt

Oh btw, I used Arch.

np, and also not sure if you have to use bank apps to do transfer everyday but you can try to use 2 phones. Thats what i did until i make sure the bank apps work well.

Also look up profiles in GrapheneOS too. I have a dedicates profile for Banks apps only with different password and fingerprints.

For authenticator, do NOT use Authy

theres zswap?

ffs microsoft. At this point i might as well just go back to: notepad++ and a terminal on Windows, or gedit and a terminal on linux. Emacs is great but i spent more time writing elisp rather than working…

tbh the only thing that keeps people from jumping to a full deGoogle phone or an open source Linux phone is app. More specifically, IM and chat apps.

Social media and all those entertainment like Youtube, we can access via a good web browser. But those IM apps? Very hard because you can try to use an alternative, but people around you dont.

which 2fa do you use for work? microsoft? authy?

Authy doesnt work so I am transferring all to Keepass Not sure about microsoft though

cant believe im scrolling 1/2 way down and couldnt find

The power of family

Fast and Furious Franchise

i know the OP was about server, but just curious how long is every one’s uptime on laptop / desktop?

“AI Credit”

fuck !!!

going into a tunnel with 4 lanes: 1 left and 1 middle and 1 right lane all going toward tunnel, the outside rightmost lane is to go around the bridge (not toward tunnel). I was in the middle lane.

I had a gut feeling or something but the traffic was unusually slow. So i went ahead and drove to the rightmost lane and exited.

After exiting, we are 2kms away but i saw ambulance entering from the opposite lanes. So the 4 lanes on our left should have vehicles moving away from the tunnel. But some serious stuff went down such that ambulance must drive in opposite direction.

It turned out some electric cars malfunctioned and one of the car’s battery combusted due to hot weather.

my best advice is to think

“I was born in X country but Y country formed the person I am”

lots of people recommend bitwarden, but i am more at peace with an offline password manager that i control like Keepass. You can also go the GNU route and use “pass” on Linux too

Or use a physical key like Yubikey to login

i think the good alternative is to get a really fast drive and hibernate everytime you close the lid. Sure it’s slower to resume but with ssd that shouldnt be an issue. Or if Framework has 2 drives we can suspend the image to that 2nd drive then use the main drive to boot up off of it.

I was loaned a Macbook at my previous workplace. Didnt really use it much because my work apps do not work on Mac. So it sat on the shelves until the day I left the company (too much toxicity). I only used it once or twice when doing presentations. Anyway, that thing suspened pretty much 10/10. The power save is better too: i closed the lid on Sunday night and next Sunday, when open up the lid the battery was at 95%.

good battery life is nice, but does Linux’s bibernation or suspend work reliably on this? Asking because coming from Lenovo, the power performance is not a problem but it is the power management. Unless I am on a Window version specifically for that Lenovo laptop or I am on a Mac, there is always that 10% chance the laptop will fail to suspend properly.