When I still had a Samsung phone I used Heimdall, but apparently it was not touched for 5 years, so I’m not sure if it still works for newer phones.

I changed from Gnome to KDE to fix the framedrops in Firefox YouTube. Intel i7-13700H.

PWAs can use local storage and they can have service workers, which allows them to run offline, at least in theory.

We are talking about 800W peak, that’s not even 4A.

These solar panels deliver 800W peak. Water kettles, hair dryers, flat irons, space heaters all need more power. If the wiring is good enough for these appliances, it should be good enough for such a solar panel.

I’m using Keepass2Android (and KeepassXC). It can copy the database from/to an sftp server, so it can easily merge the entries. I don’t have the sftp server exposed to the Internet, because when I’m not home, nobody will change the database at home.

Of course you can. On bahn.de it showed me a connection (from Bonn to Bucuresti tomorrow) which would take 33 hours, and booking is not possible. On oebb.at it would take 28 hours, and I could book two tickets for the complete journey. I tried another day, and there oebb.at could only sell me a ticket for a part of the journey, so I would need to get back to bahn.de an book the other part there.

I just read that Google has abandoned the Coral TPU.

But with 800 MW it takes an hour and a half to get to 1.2 GWh, and an hour is 3600 seconds or 3600000 ms. So “a few” is doing a lot of work in that quote.

I didn’t try it, but this looks like it should work.

And why do I want this? And if I want this, why is it not the default already? SSDs have been mainstream for ten years I guess, so shouldn’t any current Linux installer do the right thing by now?

Can you use pkill -f with the full command line? Or is it the same for all AppRun.wrapped processes?

It’s the maximum that is allowed for plug-in solar, you still have to calculate if it’s useful, or if it would be better to install a normal system.

I don’t think that’s quite true. You can have up to 7 kW panels, but only feed in 800 W - the rest has to go into batteries.

Keywords that you can put into your favorite search engine: archive.is ddos.

I’m not familiar with pipewire, but is there a mixer somewhere in the pipe?

https://www.consilium.europa.eu/en/infographics/where-does-the-eu-s-gas-come-from/

For pipeline gas and LNG combined, Russia accounted for around 13% of total EU gas imports in 2025. … By the end of 2027, all Russian gas imports will be prohibited.

If nobody has a better idea, you could create a loop device with a HFS filesystem, copy the CD to that filesystem, replace all bad filenames, then copy everything to a normal filesystem.

Edit: apparently there’s a --iconv option in rsync: https://askubuntu.com/a/540960

https://askubuntu.com/a/1547100/16134 should work.

But the US can impose a few inconviniences on you:

“You lose immediate access to all the main credit cards that go through the Swift system, which is controlled by the U.S.,” she said. “My Amazon and Google accounts were closed. You cannot pay for your utilities, your subscriptions. You’re completely crippled when it comes to booking hotels, trains, flights. You can’t buy dollars because your name is flagged.”.