lnxtx (xe/xem/xyr)

I don’t trust the government.

Should be a civil society or NGO.

Mainly telemetry, like temperature inside, outside.
Script to read a data and push it into a RRD, later PostreSQL.
ligthttpd to serve static content, later PHP.

Once it served as a bridge, between LAN and LTE USB modem.

Maybe not shit, but exotic at that time, year 2012.
The first Raspberry Pi, model B 512 MB RAM, with an external 40 GB 3.5" HDD connected to USB 2.0.

It was running ARM Arch BTW.

Next, cheap, second hand mini desktop Asus Eee Box.
32 bit Intel Atom like N270, max. 1 GB RAM DDR2 I think.
Real metal under the plastic shell.
Could even run without active cooling (I broke a fan connector).

IMAX 3D was impressive. Regular cinemas with 3D movies, meh.

I mean /s

That’s whole century.

News from 2011 about the HTC Thunderbolt dock.

Cold War Era 2.0.

The HDMI is a scam at this moment.

New standard, hmm, let’s make an extra profit it.
Another new cable to make, to buy.

Well, I think it’s possible, to do it. How much the interstate highways project costed?
But today, it will be super expensive and we have low tax rates (for corpos, unusually wealthy people).

I read that it’s cheaper to ship an east-west/west-east US domestic cargo via the Panama Canal than to build an east-west/west-east railroad within the US.

Price, too good, to be true.

Similar device the PiKVM, starting at 139.09 USD e.g. PiKVM v3.3 HAT.
Plus cost of Raspberry PI 4.

Yeah, a bit suspicious.

zee, zem, zeir.

Replacing doesn’t mean removing in this case.
It still needed for the system scripts, etc.

More like fish is my daily driver, bash if needed (I can write a script in bash faster then in fish).

Stop.

Everyone has their own preferences.
No judging here.

• bash -> fish
• default text editor (like Kate) -> geany
• firefox -> firefox-esr
• chromium -> ungoogled-chromium
• nano -> micro
• top -> htop, btop
• default PDF reader -> Okular

I’m betting on bad airflow on some fixtures, installed by a landlord.
And/or bad switches? Legrand branded.
Some bulbs have cracked plastic housing.

They are rated 220-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz, I think have constant current regulator.

Waiting for what? 🤔

I need to replace LED bulbs/reflectors 2-3 times a year.
Osram, the best for it’s price range, but they are running too hot.