Thats the joke

I actually kinda like this. The sentiment at least, not being done via text, but maybe thats because I qualify as old af now.

DP can do HDMI natively.

HDMI needs an active adapter to support DP.

Penchant BTW.

If a website asks you to create an account to continue, close the browser tab and go to a site that isnt shitty instead.

What distribution, DE, browser, etc? Is hardware acceleration enabled? Do you have multiple audio outputs simultaneously enabled?

A bit more detail would be helpful

Yes, its a ble mesh. No network connection, user account, or central servers, just proximity required.

Pretty popular as a protest helper app as well.

LinkDroid and LinkGuardian are android apps for LinkWarden available on F-Droid, FYI.

Linkguardian via IzzyOnDroid repo:

https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/dev.elbullazul.linkguardian

LinkDroid via F-Droid repo:

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.sbv.linkdroid/

I remember them as being not really open source, and being pissy about OSI.

I’ll stick to not using futo at this time.

I’d prefer the first time that they finish, with a lasting stillness after. No need for a second round.

Well thats a pretty unhelpful automatic replacement lol

https://github.com/permissionlesstech/bitchat

Bitchat maybe? Or that one in js, I think meteorchat?

Browse to discover, arr’s for the actual lift.

I just use Debian… I won’t touch Ubuntu as a server anymore (or a desktop either, but really that stems from the server side for me).

Vanilla Debian or proxmox is functionally all I’ll use at this point, including with 3 AMD machines (two 1700x, one 5700x). Though none with an and igpu, mostly older dgpu’s.

Edit: The point being, maybe figure out what the problem is here rather than going Ubuntu, which has been a huge security problem in the past (snap + docker especially).

Keepass2android.

Thats what I use, have used for years, zero issues. Also on a Samsung (for now, android is going away as soon as feasible).

You fixed the first one not the second btw

Anything important enough to be secured you probably dont want to involve a magnet for.

Exactly that.

Its mostly common on commercial devices still, but it is defined.

https://www.usb.org/document-library/usb-type-cr-locking-connector-specification

As an example:

https://www.startech.com/en-us/cables/usb31ccslkv1m

Though again, a lot of this could be mitigated with a loop, strain relief, and inserting from above into a port rather than letting gravity pull it down. But it would be nice to see side screw locks be more common with usb-c.

Potentially 1st to 3rd (mayyyybbbeeee 4th) gen Intel iX series. On the edge of useful for common tasks. Can support most DEs, but not necessarily a great experience depending on what you want running.

Best use for them is going to be light server tasks, but just to mention, latter versions were drastically more efficient, so you may pay more in a power bill than it would cost to look for more recent ewasted hardware. I generally pick up 6th gen or newer, for reference, though I have a 4th gen doing… Something. I think all thats on there is some webserver stuff, DNS, etc.

Could also be usable as a kids PC for gcompris, emulation for the less modern environments, etc. If you would consider a raspberry pi, its a solid fit.

Without more spec details it would be tough to say more.

What kind of machines are we talking about here?

A recent-ish tiny/mini/micro is a vastly different answer than a kaypro luggable.