Even though it’s not strictly required if you’re only using your services over your local network or a VPN, your browser won’t know that’s what you’re doing. The security warnings got so incredibly annoying for me that I switched to using https on everything.
There are also some specific web features that only work over https (including some optional upgrades needed for Nextcloud iirc)
I read a job listing recently bragging about the company’s AI usage by saying “One of our engineers hasn’t hand-written a single line of code in 18 months”
Like okay dude…
I’d ideally like to be put in a virtual queue for a callback so I don’t have to be constantly paying attention to my phone. I’ve had this offered a couple of times and it’s great, how is that not the standard already??
I discovered recently there is an “Ungoogled Maps” patch available on Morphe. Obviously a fully open alternative would be better, but none of the alternatives I’ve found do public transport in the UK yet
Holy shit are you me? I started doing exactly this with an old laptop, NixOS and Plasma-Bigscreen too!
AH ratio - I knew there was a valid reason I chose Usenet back when I set everything up, my upload speed sucks! :)
Hold on, even if you’re using torrents, you still have to pay for a decent indexer right? Or has stuff changed in the last few years?
God I hate the emojis used as bullet points trend so much, it looks so tacky and is the biggest immediate sign of a vibecoded slop project
This project is
⚡Lighting fast
🔋Power efficient
🚀 Ultra customisable
🔔 Keeps you always up to date
⭐ Remember to leave a star on GitHub
Stop writing your readme like you’re a soulless corporation’s marketing department PLEASE
That was my first thought too, but I can’t really tell why, the display connector appears to be locked in place fine. It could just be a crappy design though because that cable runs through the heatsink, and the connector is partially blocked by one of the heat pipes so possibly thermal damage to the wire or connector?
Even just trying to re-seat the connector would require removing the entire heatsink/fan assembly which is very annoying. It’s not beyond my ability, but I asked the question about running it as a server to avoid that hassle lol, I’d much rather tinker with software than hardware it seems
Nah, it’s live action, they got real mammoths to do that