Yup. It’s damn near impossible not too lol here’s my current mess. Naturally I had to pay tribute to the man who never betrayed anyone with the paint. It was also a lot of fun finding out the rx-124 “legs” + the v2 backpack make effortless gliding instead of walking. You just float everywhere 😂

I haven’t played online yet, I like to make sure I have a good handle on the game before doing that. But so far the single player has been pretty fun. I’m enjoying making some of the fugliest gundams that whoop in battles and painting them up like they aren’t some frankensteined mess 😂

Holy cow. That thing is BEAUTIFUL! 🤩

They do well as light work machines. Mines done some weird stuff, and Ive subjected it to various things, but it keeps on trucking. Worst it’s ever done is reset on me, but logging in brought back everything important.

That script has an option to install coreboot in it’s TUI. But it only works on x86, arm Chromebooks aren’t supported by the utility

Oh snap! There’s an AppImage now https://community.ui.com/releases/WiFiman-Desktop-0-2-2/74d8bc1d-6735-444b-a7fc-0ea2584ccb89

Getting a Chromebook to run Linux is pretty easy these days with MrChromebox’s utility https://docs.mrchromebox.tech/

As to the main purpose of your post, I use fedora on my Pinebook pro and it works great. Though with the lack of resources compared to x86 laptops, many things can be slow to start, like browsers. Id never use it to try and watch videos online, it’s a painful experience.

I also have an older Chromebook with a Celeron powering it, and it sips power. I can forget to charge it for a week, grab it, and still have a few hours of battery I can use.

I do. It’s nice. Just earlier I used teleport to remote in and setup a docker container, while out. It’s certainly the biggest advantage to me, having a one click/tap VPN connection to a network. It’s helped me out several times at home and work.

potato bread/buns are great! Try it if you ever get a chance

it’s 1mm between the leads! 🙌 thank you for your help!

That’s what I was thinking, and somehow stumbled into this right after posting. it looks much closer to the shape of the connector https://tinycircuits.com/products/jst-sh-2-pin-connector?variant=55022349895&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&srsltid=AfmBOorg-Wh2nrGks_kktyhZaXNQ5tGwCNVpqTVdqOvcaC-65Lbg_TL0KP4

Is there a way to measure/get identifiable info for it to ensure i’m looking up the right connectors and not just plugging in whatever string of keywords i think might pull it up?

the HR drone could’ve probably explained it better, but it’s possible for the background blur effect to distort a close up img on camera of a document, such as for I9. I recently went through a verification of my documents and had to do the same thing, except I made the call to unblur and immediately my docs were verifiable via camera.

Likely policy is to ask for blur effects to be disabled to remove the possibility of interference in be able to actually see/verify docs.

It certainly did. I think most of my time was spent seeing how funny every day sounds were when played backward

Yes! That’s the one! It was a lot of fun to play with

I had one with a button to play the recording backwards

busted out to find it on my iPad. Go to Settings > Sounds > Keyboard Clicks and toggle it off

Try searching settings for “keyboard feedback”

i can’t unsee this now!

You should be able to run other desktop apps too, through libertine. Though, to be fair, my only time testing it was on a pinetab 1 and it was a feature not yet fully working at that time. I cannot confirm how well it works now

https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/dailyuse/libertine.html