@lunduke does RaspberryPI v1.2 B count as retro-computing or it is limited strictly to 8-16bit platforms 16-32 years old?
@kyle while I'm open-source developer I want to note - when we speak of proprietary we mostly speak of 'technology', 'protocol' or 'product', not the code. Proprietary code is never in discussion as everyone knows how it's done.
@cstrotm thx, now I know how to choke my neighbour's streaming.
@lunduke Internet has always been anonymous (in the past, till mid 00), which is why there were little concerns about privacy. You could (and would) always de-anonymize yourself within your social bubble but otherwise - little or no identity whatsoever, only nicks, avatars, signatures. But it has very little to do with current concept of being "online".
@chrichri @PINE64 Yes that's exactly the form factor I had in mind. I was planing to buy that one some years ago but then friend of mine bought it and it appeared to be not mainlined at all so I dropped the idea. Now it is mainlined but I have braveheart with the same a64. so 11" Pro will be just the missing piece.
@PINE64
Any plans for 10"-12" version of the Pinebook Pro? I'd take one, but 14" is just too yuge for me.
@kyle rather a sweep contraption for your mouth
@randynose @kyle Own distro of debian... wait, like #pureos ?
@lunduke Good one, I will even give it to my wife to read, as she's frequently theorizing on why social media are so s̶t̶u̶p̶i̶d̶ negative
@mntmn Yes, running kodi on rpi3 and lot of other stuff in the background, and it is definitely faster than my older atom or via based htpc.
@mntmn yes, very yes
@dos Noice one, reminded me inland empire, don't know why.
@KekunPlazas That's where it belongs now. Many gnome-* packages are now dep on libhandy on my laptop.
@kyle lol, the pot calling kettle
@mntmn I think everywhere, long ago migrated back to evo as thunderbird became ridiculously retarded.
@kyle and tbh even in former case the consent is given - when you receive your PC from the IT dep you sign the asset list which I'm pretty sure normally contains the consent. It's just no-one reads that (as any other digital license agreement).