SQM? https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/traffic-shaping/sqm

Thanks, that sounds like the exact problem that I’ve been having with my openwrt setup

It looks like that might be true: https://github.com/FuriLabs/initramfs-tools-halium

I’ve not heard of this before, so I’ll need to look into it

That’s already available here: https://furilabs.com/shop/flx1splus/

It’s a bit buggy, and they have a lot of work to do still, but it does work.

They have an FLX1s+, which is a variation on it: https://furilabs.com/shop/flx1splus/

I have the FLX1s, but I’ve not tried the FLX1s+ yet. I’ve ordered one, but it hasn’t arrived yet.

The FLX1s does!

“But then how do we divide the people so that we can continue with class warfare?”

• politicians

I dunno. I’ve lived in 4 states, and spent a lot of time in ~3 other states. Very few of them had even halfway decent biking/walking infrastructure.

I think the film would have been much “better” if we showed the horror and devistation that we caused. American media purposefully hides the death and destruction that we do, and paints ourselves as the good guys.

I hate using the mouse/touchpad for anything. I use spectrewm, and qutebrowser, so that I can use control/super/alt + hjkl for almost everything

We don’t need a “bigger” economy. We probably need a “smaller” economy. It needs to be redesigned and rebuilt, so that the people who do the work are the ones that reap the benefits.

I pretty much only buy my games from GOG, or Itch. I think I’ve bought ~1 game per year from Steam. Proton has been great for linux gaming, and I love my SteamDeck, but GOG lets me keep my games, and doesn’t give me shit for wanting to “play 2 games at once” like Steam does.

Unfortunately yeah, these things still happen with Linux. I love linux, and I don’t use Windows, but all the “Linux never does anything wrong”, or “works on my machine, it must be a skill issue” people don’t realize how much that prevents people from moving over.

Linux is a looooooot better than it used to be, but pretending that problems don’t exist, is how Linux, and the culture surrounding it, got such a bad reputaion for such a long time.

KDE mailing lists have archives that you can read online

They are literally destroying books. No, the library is not still there: https://www.techspot.com/news/113277-ai-firms-quietly-buying-destroying-millions-printed-books.html

I have a FLX1s

It’s OK. Its fairly buggy, but the basics do work. I wouldn’t give it to a “normie”, without expecting a lot of complaints, but if you don’t mind tinkering, it’s not terrible.

I’ve been saying this for years. It’s been dumb to rely on the US for a loooong time, yet so much of the rest of the world does.

Imagine if they had spent all that money on building up and supporting FOSS instead.

It’s not so much that the political consultants don’t understand that. It’s more that they can’t do anything about it: That would mean changing our economic structure to help out the workers, rather than their rich friends.

Although I agree with you…

That’s how the vast majority of software has been built for the past couple of decades. LLM’s aren’t different in that regard, just faster.