@BrodieOnLinux
Remember that Copilot Recall is controlled by a setting on Windows.
Also remember that employers can forcefully enable settings on a work-issued computer.
Stop letting Brother steal your money with expensive refills!!! :ablobcatattention:
(They may not do it with printers, but they sure do love to scam you with label printer refills)
Embossing label makers still exist, and they're cheap as dirt. :ablobcatbongo:
I found a company on Amazon that sells assortments of resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, ICs, screws, nuts, standoffs, and a whole load of other things in these really neat boxes. :blobwizard:
I wish more companies sold their small part assortments like this... :ablobcatwave:
Seriously though, too many companies sell their resistors in boxes full of 100+ barely labeled plastic bags that are impossible to sort through. :blobcatgooglytrash:
ok so i'm using the xfce beta of solus now and it seems to be doing well so far
i've ruled out the possibility of in browser media viewing instead using freetube for youtube videos and streamlink twitch gui for twtcih streams via mpv
i can conclude that while linux can do well with the atom that's in the minis forum z83-f it's not going to magically revive such a weak device
i still paid less than a rpi3 cost altogether though
@codydragonrude
I just remembered Crunchbangplusplus and BunsenLabs which both use straight Openbox as their DE, making it even lighter weight.
Still not gonna do that much, but every little bit matters :)
@OpenComputeDesign
Some of my personal favorites right now:
Agon Light Origins Edition (of course)
Amethyst (because it's so well put together)
...I guess you're right, we do need more :blobcat3csmirk:
@scottjenson
Once you've learned the basics, it's actually pretty easy to make working web UIs using the standard HTML/CSS/JS stack.
The most time consuming part is getting it to look good, but that's why basically everyone uses tools like https://penpot.app/ to prototype designs first.
The other thing is doing it enough to have an intuitive sense of how things should function, but it just takes practice.
Doing it yourself will produce better results faster once you get the hang of it :)