LiPo batteries should be stored at 3.7V/cell. That’s basically ~50% capacity (fully charged is ~4.2V/cell). I have several LiPo cells for my RC stuff, some nearing 10 years old, that are still perfectly usable because of this storage method.
Just once, I want one of these international leader gatherings to have everybody laughing in trumps face, in person. Please, just once…
laughs in sideloaded
Shooting from the hip here, but it sounds like the storage chip may be dying. I have a 128GB Pixel 1XL that crashes if I use more than ~20GB of space.
tlp has more features available for Thinkpads, specifically, so there’s that. I’m thinking more of a laptop form factor but built as a portable server, with the battery specifically designed to be a secondary power source (like a UPS) instead of the primary power source.
Of course something like that would be incredibly niche, so it makes sense that it’s not really a thing.
If the laptop has a way to limit charging to, say, 70% in order to not turn into a spicy pillow, it would be viable. I have an older HP Elitebook 8440p laptop running as a server of sorts in my cluster, but the battery is no longer capable of holding a charge at all because it’s always plugged in. I might get a Thinkpad to replace it as there are modifications for those to limit the battery charge level.
It would be nice if there was firmware available for the charge controller that turned the laptop’s own battery into a UPS, avoiding the whole “spicy pillow” debacle.
One can dream…
Does your PC actually see your phone via adb? What’s the output of adb devices?
Remember, any time you see people talking about “the economy”, just replace that with “rich people’s yacht money” and things will start making more sense.
Do I really need my calculator to have maps function?
Might wanna check where you got that app, then
Trump is the new dipshit manager who insists on “making his mark”. Hence the 100 EOs he’s already signed that effectively put the brakes on basically any meaningful progress made in the last 50 years.
Color me shocked.
10th gen is hardly “shit hardware”.
My cluster ranges from 4th gen to 8th gen Intel stuff. 8th gen is the newest I’ve ever had (until I built a 5800X3D PC).
I’ve seen people claiming 9th gen is “ancient”. Like…ok moneybags.
I run Pi-hole and PiVPN on my Pi 0W.
Weird way to break the 51st state into existence, but ok.
Bingo. I will happily go out of my way to modify things, and if the methods provided to hide root/bootloader ststu from any particular app don’t work, then that app gets uninstalled.
The Docker documentation is pretty terrible, but it’s a decent start. Start by looking at docker-compose.yml files for the services you want to run and the write-ups for those.
Something nobody ever told me, that I had to figure out myself, is that docker-compose.yml files can be placed anywhere you want.
I’m glad I went with AMD for my custom PC and my laptop.
FX File Explorer has a local web-access feature. Start it on your phone and access via local IP, then just turn it off when you’re done.
Don’t use on public wifi, it’s http-only.