Interesting. I've only ever had success with cellular PPP when using #777 for carrier based DUN back before mobile broadband was a thing.
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Yeah. Part of that is the same kind of nostalgic for me, but also I guess I miss the feeling of the internet being somewhere you go, deliberately, rather than always-on, always-connected, pinging me with attention-sucking notifications constantly.
Like when you sign into AOL messenger in the dial-up days. That was an indication you wanted to chat and had set aside time for it; it was like flipping the sign from "closed" to "open". Now, you're just always expected to respond.
Tesseract works like your option 1: Require typing the instance before credentials, and they're on separate pages (though they wouldn't strictly have to be). It then populates the sidebar/banner from the instance entered. The impostor / typo-squatting instance would have to match the site details, logo, banner, and spoof the activity stats (though the user would be expected to check what's displayed is correct for the instance they're logging into).
Thanks.
And of course my shithole state is one of them. I'll try to hide my surprise.
Anyone know which 17 states? Article doesn't say, and some of the links aren't working for me if they're mentioned in those.
In Star Trek, there's always some kind of dampening field, prior battle damage, or other hand wave to explain away why they can't just use the transporter to get the characters out of danger. The lore is affected by the ever-increasing list of phenomena future episodes/series have to contend with when writing around the transporter.
As a lifelong Thinkpad fan (even current gen ones), I would be seriously interested in this as long as it qualifies for bootloader unlocking. LineageOS on a Thinkpad-quality phone would be amazing and a welcome companion for my X1 Carbon.
Really, really wish bootloader unlocking was listed in the specs for devices.
Probably some use cases for "regular" users. Someone mentioned music production, though that's probably more professional than hobby.
To my understanding, you mostly need real time performance for specialty cases where timing is absolutely critical. So I guess if you were building custom drones or custom control boards for drones, you could use real time Linux for that now since the timing could be guaranteed.
Doesn't say, but I am curious. They said their workarounds broke other workarounds which caused a lot of implementation delay, but I'm not sure what the actual compromise was to address all that.
Answer probably lies somewhere in the kernel maintainer's mailing list, I'd imagine. Just not equipped to search for it right at the moment.
I always assumed it was.
Main phone:
I finally found the source file for that. I posted a screenshot of my phone months ago and people were asking for it, but I had no idea where it was. A little late, but I guess I finally delivered lol.
Backup phone: