Won’t this break if the flash drive isn’t marked as bootable?

It’s 10th anniversary for ryzen, not that chip specifically. Also its it’s quite good and outperforms most of their non x3d lineup

If you only make crossovers, people will omly buy crossovers. People still buy accords, civics and sentras. Hyundai and Kia still make nice sedans and people still buy them.

As for EV sedans, the id7 is the only cheapish electric one I can think but isn’t sold in the US. (I don’t know about other evs sold in Canada).

If there was an ev civic, people would buy them.

Can they make real cars and not stupid egg crossovers?

Isn’t there a surface specific kernel? https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface linux-surface/linux-surface: Linux Kernel for Surface Devices

Also how old is this envy? Exact guide I followed. I built mine from source as I run Debian on that laptop.

I have an HP pavilion x360 from 2017. https://youtube.com/watch?v=FhJYj57qQCI

That’s really odd. I have a pavilion of similar age and I enabled secureboot without issue. Old HP and wifi is pain and suffering.

That’s fair. I have a 6800xt in my pc and I use that for my llm.

That said, I think I’m slightly misleading you. My current setup is not a 5825u. It’s my old laptop with an i7-8550u. I’m going to move it to the 5825u soon.

My isp hasn’t complained. I have fiber at my house and symmetrical gigabit. You should be fine if you transcode to reduce bandwidth needed as you still use your own internet. But I’m not running jellyfin on my home server.

This is why im doing my homelab on low powered processors (5825u NAS boards). Runs way cooler and is way more efficient. Same performance as my 9900kf gaming PC cpu wise.

Edit: this hasn’t happened yet

Dr. Stone technically counts

ISP provided equipment is also made outside of the US. This affects way more than just telecom stuff

No, that’s Chris Obi, you’re thinking of the guy from Rush Hour.

On voyager, it shows up as newline. That’s an odd one.

That’s actually super neat. They really buried the lead with that article headline.

I’m personally not pissed but I’m not sure if they’re missing something or not. Or just old fashioned ragebaiting. If it’s ragebaiting, they got me.

Which already has been redesigned by people who know what they’re doing. This is just someone making a minimalist phone.

I’m not sure if I’m missing something or not.

I was referring to the Arduino phone. In general you’re not wrong.

The scope of the conversation is just the phone itself.

Hardware was designed first, and then they applied software.

Edit: when I meant necessity for the cut down software. I meant it as in “the Arduino is barely fast enough to run the software, any extraneous thing needs to go”

Which already exists and has existed for ages.

Lineage os (Android), e/os (Android), postmarket os (straight up Linux) would all be excellent answers for cutdown/debloatable mobile phone OSes. (also Ubuntu touch and whatever the pinephone shipped with)

Its probably a lot harder making an unintrusive os than it is making this.

This is cutdown hardware leading to simplified and cutdown software as it’s a necessity here.