Reintalling Windows surprisingly solves those minor issues, however doing a reinstall just for that is insane.

By static if you mean every modul has the same fixed mechanic, it wouldn’t be possible. If they could be controlled individually, then maybe. I don’t know how flipdot screens work, so it was just an idea.

Here is an idea: Make it show Bad Apple but also the flipping sounds make the melody. Not sure if that’s possible though, but probably possible. :)

I see, didn’t know about dimming zones. If it’s related to HDR, probably none of the devices we have have that though.

The best screens for energy saving are e-ink screens but they are way too expensive for PC monitors. I hope they get cheaper in time, I would love to replace my vertical monitor with an e-ink one.

Isn’t dark mode only saves energy on AMOLED screens?

Skill issue.

Completely my speculations but I read these as a shift.

As a non-US person this is also mildly interesting.

It feels like they’re preparing to completely drop Ubuntu base and make LMDE as the main distro.

If you don’t know all of your accounts made with this account, you might want to wait for 2-3 years to get mails about accounts you forgot about. I think it’s safe after that point. I did this before I finally delete my Google account and actually got some mails like these.

Ah I see. It seems there was a version update for Lemmy so could be on both sides as well.

Glad to be of service. :)

I just saw this message by the way, probably an intance sync issue.

WTF

To be fair, a lot of server distros have systemd. So, maybe Alpine since it has OpenRC? However it has musl instead of glibc so that might be a problem depending of your use case.

Though cannot think of anything really, breaking after reboot says it’s most likely software related. But why would that happen, no idea.

But not right after the fresh installation? May sound weird but have you tried a different distro or a different init system? Might worth to explore.

Hmm, maybe it has a bad RAM. Have you tried memtest86 on it?

I guess it would be better with MySQL. MSSQL is generally on the heavy side. Though, haven’t tried before but theoretically it should be possible to install LAMP with SQLite instead of MySQL. It can be actually fine on a hardware like this.

Technically you’re right. Apache can run on pretty much anything. Though when I say Apache, my mind shifts to LAMP immediately. Sorry about that. However LAMP can run on this too but the performance wouldn’t be good I assume.

Apache may be a little heavy for this because of the really low CPU power. However later Celerons should do better, this one doesn’t even have hyperthreading. No idea about Factorio server though.

Well, for daily usage home server stuff, there is plenty of CPU power here. Though throttling the CPU with any tasks probably is not a good idea because of passive cooling. Usually what I do don’t get pass half of the CPU power, at least it was like that on the netbook. I would expect a better performace from this.

By the way, not entirely sure but I think this one can handle a some kind of Minecraft server.