Haven’t had a samsung phone since the note 3, but I remember having issues with unlocking the bootloader, I think you had to use some 3rd party tool because samsung provided no guide in their manual. With nexus and pixel phones it’s really easy so them I can definately recommend.

According to wireguard itself the kernel-module based backend is more efficient/faster than the userspace implementation, and to use that it still requires root.

Adaway of course, and wireguard via the proper kernel module.

Tesla chargers use CCS just like all others in the EU

Mostly caching I guess, so less cold starting of apps

Same phone, but using LineageOS for microg!

https://purelymail.com/

That’s racist!

Love it. Heard about it from HN some years ago and been using it since. The guy who runs it is super friendly and aswers mails quickly too. And yes, it’s super cheap, I’m using the “usage based” pricing or whatever it’s called.

Firefox on android and desktop. Never had any reason to use anything else.

Same! Although my opnsense is virtualized.

msmtp, I’m using purelymail for all my emails.

With LineageOS + microg I have a cheap phone that performs really well and the battery lasts for multiple days. Had a jailbroken iphone before switching to Android but have never even thougt about going back.

Backup everything locally in proxmox on separate storage, another copy to a local nas and a third one to backblazes cloud storage.

No mention of alternatives in the article :(

Thanks, clear and concise.

This is a really nice way to do good pr by actually helping people in need.

Uh-oh electricity flowing through the wrong paths is always a worrying sign.

https://github.com/dessalines/jerboa

Yes it is, but ofc. the host screen goes blank when you start the VM. I run enerything on one virtualization host as VMs so this is not an issue. Basically I can run one machine that requires the gpu at a time, and of course all the headless ones like servers and the firewall keep running normally in the background.