madduci

If anyone makes Linux running on this thing, it's a major gaming changer!

Is your calculation also taking cost of energy and personnel that keeps your own infra running?

Perhaps €200 is too low as price, but I don't get why generally only flagships (900+) are considered the only citizens to get that support. I remember the time only OnePlus flagship phones got the best LineageOS support back then, while older, cheaper ones hadn't

Why? Some cheap smartphones are really powerful enough, the Software is bloated enough to feel sluggish

I really hope that the partnership involves support for low-end devices and not only high-end ones. Would be great to have a €200 Phone running GrapheneOS (e.g. G56)

The big issue for me is that Android Auto does not work without Maps for positioning and navigation. Tried to completely remove Maps and use other applications for Navigation, they do not even start, since the core positioning components is integrated with Maps.

You don't account the "reliability" of cloud. What if Azure goes dark?

TIL, thanks

Don't they get associated to a particular device?

For this reason I am avoiding it like a plague. It is an additional way to fingerprint your activity and the scenarios where you migrate your passkeys from a device to another seems not really well "oiled"

It misses a lot of other breakfast options:

- croissants - muesli/porridge/oatmeal - cookies - toasts - bread & butter (nutella too)

Need to add a charger (5V), a box and cooling. More like $160/170. An Intel N100 box or a used miniPC has more mileage. I own myself one of this and the support is pretty bad for anything related to graphics, while headless armbian works fine

An Orange Pi 5 is already $130-140

3588 is not cheap at all

The whole ESP32 Libraries are kind of bloated. To enable Bluetooth, WiFi or HTTP handling, you need to embed some large libraries

Mac M4 have also the problem that you can't install whatever distro you want too, even if it is cheap. When they'll get out of support, there's no upgrade available anymore

Mostly for validating the FHIR Resources themselves

CEL is used a lot in FHIR as Path Expressions

Not really true. There are platforms and systems that are stable and open.

But we have still the power of choice: moving consumers away from such closed platforms would affect their business.

Love this project, although I would never personally trust YT as Storage, since they can delete your channel/files whenever they want

What is alpha school?

Never used one in over 15 years. I write a short post it only if I don't finish a certain task between days and it is really complex or maybe as a to-do list before leaving for holidays.

But I never felt the urgency to start a proper notebook. All the important decisions are documented in form of git commits for code or decision records for systems

I've put everything behind a Wireguard Server, so if I need something, I can access to it through VPN and AI can't do anything

Because this can end very badly. It is a new surface to attack

But why?

Coincidentally, if you switch to use Windows Server 2025 (which is W11), you end up with a much better experience. No forced updates, no ads or messed up things with account

In Italy (and EU perhaps?) is every year from 70 onwards

No but I find this line interesting:

The Linux kernel drops i486 support in 6.15 (released May 2025), so 6.14 (released March 2025) is the latest version with full compatibility.

This was a really long one. Sometimes there is a race to be the first posting recaps