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  • It depends a lot on what you're looking to achieve with the phone, I think. If this is going to be your primary mobile device, you should choose something from their list of supported devices that has verified support for all of the conponents you need (wifi, gps, mobile data, sms, calls, etc), otherwise it's just going to be a pain to live with. I tried running a nokia N900 with postmarket as my daily for a month back in 2020, and while it was very cool, the quality of life was so so low.

    If this is just going to be a fun project to tinker with, though, and you feel comfortable hacking and contributing to the project, you can dive in anywhere.

  • Never heard of gab, checked it out, current #1 top post is hateful racist propaganda about "white genocide" and the great replacement theory.

    So yeah, fuck that. Get censored, nazi scum.

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  • I use heads firmware, which seals an otp key in the tpm to let you verify the integrity of the firmware, which then uses your gpg pubkey written into the firmware to verify the integrity of the boot partition.
    An open, self-controlled equivalent to secure boot that relies on the tpm and your own gpg key, instead of on vendor secure boot signing keys. Very cool project!

  • I tried to buy a drink on a united flight once, and the poor guy had to tell me the only way I could pay for it was to download the united airlines app via the in-flight wifi and enter my card details there. Which I couldn't do, so fuck me I guess.

  • I use Vanadium/Trivalent (GrapheneOS fork of mobile Chromium and its desktop equivalent) for general internet use on a general-use system, and Firefox inside of specific qubes for specific purposes otherwise.

    On a general-use system, the additional security of Vanadium and Trivalent give me a bit of peace of mind when using the same browser for admin work, sensitive stuff like banking, and general browsing.

    With the Qubes model, everything is segmented and isolated anyway, so I can use Firefox, which despite its flaws has been my favorite since the Netscape days.

  • Four Weddings and a Funeral is a movie I adore entirely for the side characters, and pretty much ignore the two main characters and storyline completely.
    The main friend group feels so real and alive and lovely, they're charming and funny, and watching them be friends at their weddings and funeral feels like optimistic slice-of-life escapism. And beyond that, pretty much every other side character is memorable and funny and a joy to watch, especially Rowan Atkinson as the anxious priest. Great movie, 10/10, can't remember the main characters at all.

  • Yep exactly! Setting up a raspberry pi low-performance computing cluster with secondary usb nics, going slowly insane trying to figure out why the vlan interfaces wouldn't work when their base interfaces worked just fine, and going down all of the wrong rabbit holes along the way.

  • ifupdown2 has a 15-character interface name limit, and the systemd predictable interface naming system uses the mac address for usb nics (giving them a 15-character name), so if you try to create a vlan subinterface of a usb nic using the standard interface.vlan naming scheme on a systemd host, it will fail, and you'll have to set up systemd network link files to rename the base interfaces to something shorter.