Fair, I’m kinda wondering about having a general local household ai, I’ve got no good reason for it other than general tinkering. I’m somewhat waiting for the crossover between decent ai and affordable hardware to occur.

Out of curiosity, what’s your use case and spec of the machine running it?

I just put Ubuntu on a laptop 12 years ago and never looked back.

Yeah they seem to be M6117 386 soc. They’re a bit pricey to buy on a whim, but I’ll keep an eye out, might be fun to tinker with.

Ridiculous

I’ve seen a whole raft of 386 machines on AliExpress recently. I need to investigate what’s actually in them .

Edit: it’s just 386s Edit 2: 386 soc on board

Awesome, with Ubuntu too!

Ubuntu is a debian derivative, but I’m pretty sure it’s more well known than deb. Regardless outside of Linux circles Ubuntu is (or at least was) the most well known.

Well, yeah, the whole purpose of an icon is to make it easy to identify amongst a sea of similar things with words. I’m reasonably computer literate, but I’m also lazy as fuck, I don’t even bother looking for icons I just crtl+alt+t and start it from the terminal.

Showing my ignorance here, but would genuinely like an explanation - aren’t/weren’t compromised exit nodes a thing?

Don’t worry, vibe coding is going to solve everything 😂

Solid explorer on android is pretty useful too, it can access the SMB share. I use nextcloud for photo backup, but usually solid explorer for one off file transfers.

Lol, my server goes by “nas”

Lol, it’s 20x easier when you’re looking at a dump from nmap.

You had me at perl!

Of they’ve replaced it they might be open to the idea of freeing up the source code?

Can I make my Linux Minecraft talk to my Xbox Minecraft?

Make them do project management.

I feel like this is a debate that doesn’t exist - 4 spaces bound to tab is the only actual answer.

Has anyone ported doom yet?