Nice web frontend that doesn’t look like 1993:
https://github.com/janeczku/calibre-web

It’s an experiment to see how OpenAI can control a nuclear power plant! Imagine the efficiency!

From the article:

“The ruling did not include remedies for Google’s behavior. Judge Mehta will now decide that, potentially forcing the company to change the way it runs or to sell off part of its business.”

So it seems TBD

Same here, but forest fire smoke coming from California/Oregon/Washington/Canada. airnow.gov is showing us in the red (150ish) most days this week.

Remember when Elon moved Tesla Engineering to Texas, then moved it back to California since he couldn’t get enough people to work in Texas?

Tesla Will Move Its Headquarters to Austin, Texas, in Blow to California - Oct, 2021

Tesla Shifts Its Engineering Headquarters Back To California - Feb. 2023

Must be the crappy copper from Ea-nāṣir

Feature request in place for Jellyfin:
https://features.jellyfin.org/posts/184/federated-servers

If the dock had an adjustable angle, I’d use it more. Its fixed angle kills some utility. I’d skip if possible

I do (came with the tablet, I didn’t select it). I use it to charge, otherwise not much. If you have a good place for it, the speakers in it are nice (for their size anyways). It’s a bit of a gimmick I think

I have as Pixel Tablet currently. I use it to read, and watch Jellyfin. I don’t find the speakers or screen bad at all. GrapheneOS should work (I have not tried that yet). Support goes for about 4 more years (less than the 5 you are going for, but close). It’s not a bad choice I don’t think.

May and Hammond maybe, but not Clarkson

I’d love to share a fifth with May!

For RaspberryPI/Adguard:
Custom block rule
(ads|logs|cloudservices).roku.com$

Terraform fork:
https://opentofu.org/

You were holding the phone truck wrong

Yes, this totally wins:

My solution to crappy internet while traveling (not a solution to the present moment):
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09N72FMH5
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XXBQPZL

My phone provider (GoogleFi) allows you to get a free data-only SIM for your account. I put that into the ZTE USB dongle thing, and plug that into the mini router. That router can be powered by a USB battery bank, or your phone’s USB-C charger, or a wall plug. It then gives you your own OpenWRT router you can use wirelessly, or via a CAT-5. I have unlimited data, so I don’t get charged extra. I have the router setup with Wireguard into my house as well, so I can get adblocking through the router as well. It’s all very compact/portable. I just used it on a road trip, plugged into my car’s USB port, and my son streamed Netflix on his tablet.

I have also used that USB dongle directly into my Linux laptop, and it was plug-and-play as well (bypassing the need for the router).

edit: basically it’s an over-engineered dedicated hotspot, but I’m a geek and like to over-do things