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fl42v, (edited )

Nixos is at 23.11 :) Also, rolling releases are kinda fun: the latest commit so far is 46ae0210ce163b3cba6c7da08840c1d63de9c701 which roughly translates to nixos-unstable 403509863565239228514588166489915404446713104129 :D

fl42v,

I can only argue with metal body here: that’d vary on model-to-model basis. I’ve had a few thinkpads made of plastic, and they’re fine after a few drops here and there, and hinges are alive and well, also I’ve seen some (mostly new-ish) laptops made of literal aluminum foil that are bent AF; what’s even worse, one wasn’t even what they call unibody, i.e. the frame was sandwiched of aluminum shell and a piece of crappy plastic with heat inserts for screws → after like a year of normal usage those inserts literally broke off with the surrounding plastic.

The latter one was some ultrabook by HP. Namedropping here 'cause I have some personal issues with their products, so, frankly speaking, fuck them in particular :)

fl42v,

On a side note, t440p’s {core,libre}boot is not completely foss, they still use a proprietary blob for mrc (at least AFAIK). Yet it’s still way better than other options

fl42v,

Well, I guess I now have an incentive to order yet another t440p motherboard to bring mine back to life and go playing with it once again. Tnx for the info!

fl42v,

BTW, nixos allows you to easily roll back to a previous generation on boot in case an update breaks something.

Just sayin’ 😁

fl42v,

Dude, I just woke up the whole house 🤣

fl42v,

Shouldn’t be gnu*linux or gnu-linux? Cuz as is they’re kinda the opposite operations

Good luck web devs (lemmy.world)

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fl42v,

Bootloaders are overrated, use efistub instead 😁

fl42v,

Wsl2? It’s a VM. As for wsl1… Not sure, mb smth wine-ish.

fl42v,

The buyer accidentally revealed they’re ill with some kind of sentient virus that helps them decide what to buy, and then they quickly decided to blame that on a typo as if the seller was stupid

fl42v,

I’d rather use some sbc on rk3588, tho. It shouldn’t be too hard to pack one of SBCs with it into a laptop case given they often expose eDP (which laptop displays use) or mipi dsi (which is convertible to eDP, but I’m not sure here).

Otherwise, it’s good to have an option to run a proper os on such a low-spec machine. Windows on 4gb ram, eesh

fl42v,

But maaa, I want my own e-corp producing proprietary garbage 😭

fl42v,

Yeah, I believe that won’t work. The tape is supposed to be blue

fl42v,

Yeah, those mailing lists used to have some quite funny stuff; my favorite so far is smth along the lines of “whoever thought this was a good idea should be retroactively aborted”.

But, on the other hand, damn it’s toxic. Should’ve really sucked to work on the kernel back then.

fl42v, (edited )

If it can execute in ram (as far as I understand, they’ve been talking about fileless attacks, so… Possible?), it can just inject whatever

Addit: also, sucure boot on most systems, well, sucks, unless you remove m$ keys and flash yours, at least. The thing is, they signed shim and whatever was the alternative chainable bootloader (mako or smth?) effectively rendering the whole thing useless; also there was a grub binary distributed as part of some kaspersky’s livecd-s with unlocked config, so, yet again, load whatever tf you want

fl42v,

Unless they find another way to escalate privileges… A bug, a random binary with suid, etc

fl42v,

The point with m$ keys was that you should delete them as they’re used to sign stuff that loads literally anything given your maid is insistent enough.

[note: it was mentioned in the arch wiki that sometimes removing m$ keys bricks some (which exactly wasn’t mentioned) devices]

fl42v,

Except it’s not: free ram is where disk cache lives, so the more free ram you have - the faster your system is (kinda)

fl42v,

So, a browser frontend for bash… Nah, that sales pitch sucks (ram)

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