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  • [blog post] what it's like to live with as much foss software as possible

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  • shit i forgot about that, thank you for the reminder

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  • thank you! the bananapi should be here tomorrow. maybe a video this sunday if i have time? idk

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  • not familiar, though i'm not much of a horror guy myself

    i'm gonna assume based on context it's the kind of work my senior-year english teacher would have spent two classes having us discuss the meaning behind the punctuation (or lack thereof) and capitalization, with my attention divided between i have redacted this for several reasons...

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  • no problem! i'm frequently described as "abrasive" so i guess what goes around comes around...

    i do appreciate the CSS tip(s) -- that stylesheet is a few years old with many alterations over time, so there are bunch of weird hacks that i'm not even sure why they're there. off the top of my head, for some reason the header is a div-within-a-div: #header and #header_internal. no idea why. :P

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  • a man of few words

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  • yeah, it's pretty unoptimized for mobile. on my todo list.

    where does firefox complain about that?

    also i should change the license footer, you're right

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  • yeah, i prefer lowercase as i find it comes off more casual / authentic

    shit, i am a hipster, aren't i

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  • of course! probably not as frequently as i should. i oughta do a patch-job sometime tho...

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  • hipster stubbornness

    or a lengthy argument about how language is whatever we make it, pick your poison

    soz :P

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  • thank you! html pandoc template + nginx; i write my pages in markdown.

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  • fellow u-console owner! i have the a-06. the modem is shite, in my experience. i can't say for sure but i'd guess it's arm. the pinephone (pro) uses the eg25-g (as i discuss in the article), which runs an android bootloader, older linux kernel, and generic gnu(?) userland. the bootloader, kernel, and userland are all FOSS (well, they can be flashed to be, anyway). the ADSP (the code that directly interfaces with the radios) is proprietary, for practical and regulatory reasons. this doesn't really effect my threat model, as i assume that anything a sophisticated attacker could glean from an ADSP backdoor they could much more easily glean through the radio traffic itself. the TZ (arm trustzone) firmware is also proprietary, for technical reasons. iirc it's signed by ARM, but this is just off the top of my head, so don't quote me! or do, i'm not your dad...

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  • <3

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  • you hate lower-case or monospace? hopefully not dr seuss, too, or shoo, shoo, you!

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  • i tried to build a risc-v smartphone but the ox64 is a pita and i gave up, lol using an ARM core for that project now (once i get my damned shipment)

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    what it's like to live with as much foss software as possible

    spv.sh /blog/posts/living_foss.md

  • Share a script/alias you use a lot

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alias bat="batcat"
alias msc="ncmpcpp"
alias xcp="xclip -selection clipboard"
alias wgq="sudo wg-quick"

    also a couple to easily power on/off my 4g modem

  • Encrypting without full disk encryption question

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  • surprised no one has mentioned dropbear yet. i don't remember the name off the top of my head, but there's a relatively easy way to setup your initramfs to listen for SSH connections, authenticate with a private key, and send the unlock key. bonus points for writing a script to do it automatically with cute names, e.g. "sendkey helium.intra" or whatever

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    Yes, it's Linux.

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  • "homework"

  • Liberux Nexx GNU/Linux smartphone adds cheaper entry model

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  • what was the price before?! lol

  • Technology @lemmy.ml
    spv.sh @lemmy.spv.sh

    a significant financial investment (FOSS laptop)

  • Technology @lemmy.ml
    spv.sh @lemmy.spv.sh

    i think i accidentally (literally) cooked my thinkpad speakers