I was born after 2000, and use soulseek to this day.

I have memory thar predates DIMMs and have no plan to throw them away. That guy is crazy

I had a Note 20. A week ago I got an Xperia 5 II for 70€ and installed LineageOS and it’s so much faster than the Samsung. Decent Pixels are a quite expensive here so no Graphene for me

Desktop linux on arm*. The kernel itself has been running on embedded arm deviced for 25 years and on a large portion of phones for 15.

Why the hell can’t I get a phone without a front camera? I never use it and it creates an annoying hole in my screen

Just looked it up, ane it seems to be $550 with worse specs than ny current phone I paid $130 for

Didn’t you read? He figured out everything

It seems a lot of people have forgotten that proper journalism is more than repeating what someone tweets

It was SMS, but better. It has been the message platform of choice for pretty much everyone in my country for well over a decade, not as many options existed back then.

My dad’s company still runs software from 2002 for recording sales and sending bills. Runs fine on Windows 10 surprisingly

Not even a DX? Do I at least get a 387 in the deal?

Your parents were ballers then. The one in the video is the largest one made and 42 inch. And it cost $40000

An old HP laptop with Debian hosting Klipper and Home Assistant. Waiting for an OTG cable so I could replace the laptop with a phone for less power and heat

Didn’t Tom Scott make a video about this?

In Finland we use MobilePay for that. Rarely cash.

Most phones have some sort of “Ultra power saving” mode that gives a lot of battery life.

Usually in addition to electricity itself you pay for using the power grid per kWh. IIRC here in Finland it’s around 0.07€/kWh. At one point due to some error the price of electricity went down to like -0.20€ and we were indeed paid to use electricity. Though we paid back with more expensive electricity a while after.

Speak for yourself

The moment I notived revanced has stopped working for me a new version was already available that worked. I guess ot might’ve been a staged rollout?

And sudo itself has existed for over 40 years