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IIRC, yes but it’s called differently. I’ve used that technique to work around nannyware a time or two.

It’s literally life or death for the ants, so the solution is obvious. Incorrect weather predictions are now a capital crime.

I like the FreeBSD option because Beastie, but also GuixSD for something truly different.

See, that makes sense. You’re probably right. They didn’t paren their parenthetical.

You’re technically correct, but missing the point of the post. Canonical is withholding a security patch to extort a subscription.

For a second, I misread this and thought Rockbox had a desktop port.

Sir, this is a Wendy’s /m/memes.

You’re right tho.

He explained that IRQ suspension enhances network performance while maintaining low latency during low-traffic conditions by reducing unnecessary CPU interruptions during high-traffic periods.

Am I overtired or is this nonsense?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlJsVqc0ywM&t=30 in case you need to see it

I’d use something that already exists:

• https://life-notes.fr/
• https://github.com/babybuddy/babybuddy
• https://github.com/BabyTracker/baby-tracker

The focus of the latter two is slightly off, but it would work.

Actually, I’d probably not add a use-specific thing unless I needed something specific it offered. I’d just pop up another page on our shared wiki to track things, or put it in a synced note app.

Syncthing is another nice option for syncing Obsidian notes.

You’ll want to use Syncthing-fork on Android.