JB weld epoxy might be a good choice if you either don’t plan on replacing the screen again, or to recreate the holes and patch the cracks if you pull it all the way apart again. I did it to the back of a tv when the vesa screw mounts ripped and it held for another 5 years.
I’d agree, that’s fantastic to hear!
Do they have a price announced yet? I love the idea, just unsure how well they can compete with others on price
The battery doesn’t look removable on those?
That is incredibly unfortunate, as I don’t exactly want a bunch of plugged in 24/7 lithium batteries sitting around. I’d rather take the extra time to take them to the recycler than risk missing a spicy pillow.
Is there a way to run these phones without the batteries? I have several android phones that are old/no longer getting updates I’d love to repurpose but don’t really want a bunch of batteries sitting juiced up around the house all the time…
This has to do with encryption protocols. Offhand my assumption is either they are trying to be extra cautious as the rules are incredibly complex, or they have a different algorithm included by default that would be subject to those rules.
Antivirus would probably be clamav.
As for policy, selinux would be my first Google.
Software allow lists I’m only going to mention system wide since stopping user space installs or chroots would be your software detection tool that I would be clueless on. System wide I’d look at sudo where you can control exactly what root level commands different users/groups can run.
install Debian the way you want up through the apps you need. Then it off and use it as a clone to copy for all your setups as needed.
Brother does sell laser printers but they cost a good bit more. What media do they actually print? That would help a lot in trying to give advice.
I’ve been using an onn brand puck that was cheap as dirt and been working for hdmi to my tv. Honestly if there’s a Walmart nearby I’d recommend going that route if cheap and occasional usage is the goal.
What graphics card are you using? What driver is installed for it?
How do you have the USB’s plugged in for the headset and lighthouses?
I had this when it was using a cups generic driver on a cannon I think printer. Switching to the manufacturers drivers fixed the issue.
I see your point about the time it would take to verify the catalog, but there’s plenty of games that are ancient, or just don’t have the player base to justify the testing. In my steam library is Jedi Knight: Mysteries of the Sith. Last updated for at best windows 98, and I doubt it still has the player base to justify a ton of work to verify.
If you look at the supported platforms you kind of get an answer here. There’s support for the m68k Macintoshes and other similar ancient devices still.
I think the point is network appliances but it seems mainly used by hobbyists from what I’ve seen.
Have you tried booting from a live image? I’d try downloading something with a live option like Ubuntu to a flash drive, and then trying to mount the drive from that. Anecdotally I had massive issues with Manjaro a while back where it would “lose” access to entire usb bays on the motherboard that didn’t happen in Debian etc.
For sure take the case if it’s affordable! It’ll look much nicer afterwards too