would you mind sharing such other tool?
it's putting full load on my 6core 11th gen i5 machine for more than a minute. i just closed it..
i believe that's not this Motorola (the phone company under Lenovo)
video autoplay can be blocked in firefox with a builtin feature, though i can't test if it works for facebook
lmao, even GPTzero gives 100% on a snippet I copied. (from "Here is the constructive turn" to "and slower is what we can actually buy.)
wasn't that around gcc4 or something era? gcc12 is pretty new
it's already working really well on my iOS 13 iPhone SE. the safari on this version struggles to render any 'modern' website these days, this browser works perfectly and I can even use uBlock Origin with it.
funny, but it seems false. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/made-in-usa/
the addon also seems to support firefox, switching the browser could be a solution
it is in upstream. but the debian package maintainer is also the upstream maintainer.
same here. in my case it happens when accessing from a link of a specific item, the frontpage and login page opens without any issue. after logging in the issue is gone.
thanks. i just checked and it seems like i was mistaken, the one i own now is a t60 not a t61. seems like it's already supported, gotta try installing coreboot on it.
awesome! hopefully T61 can also get some support soon.. these machines are amazing, but sadly they're showing signs of age these days. mine's already kinda unusable due to dim CCFL backlight and fan grinding noise.
i don't think it's really "far behind", it just can't run on hardwares that require manufacturer keys (e.g. intel bootguard) afaik all modern x86 chromebooks ship with coreboot based firmware
everything except graphics driver would probably actually work with 98SE.. Win2000 or WinXP would be a better choice due to numerous reasons though. Win2K with an SSD is absolutely going to fly on that thing.
most linux/bsd you can throw at it would just work fine. i personally like tinycore linux and porteus linux, they unpack the rootfs to ram so overall interaction with the system feels insanely quick on very underpowered…
hardware support is provided by the linux kernel, it should be fine. if there's issues one could just switch kernels.. 8gb is plenty. i've ran tinycore on machines with 512MB or less
maybe try a linux distro like tinycore or porteus? it puts the rootfs in ram so things run insanely fast, and sync changes to disk before shutdown
i legit couldn't tell it aside from the sketchy link. this is getting scary.
i believe you linked something else edit: the parent commenter's comment history looks weird; constantly linking to that url. is this a bot i'm replying to?
wikipedia is fine, and you can still use vector or even monobook skins. try adding ?useskin=monobook at the end of the url
for a short time i had warcprox sitting behind my firefox and auto feeding its output to pywb, it seemed to work but i had connections failing randomly after having warcprox running for more than a few hours~days. not…
they silently ran the DDoS script on their captcha page (which is frequently shown to visitors, even when simply viewing and not archiving a new page)
RIP
Is this open source? Would be cool to self host this..
would you mind sharing such other tool?
it's putting full load on my 6core 11th gen i5 machine for more than a minute. i just closed it..
i believe that's not this Motorola (the phone company under Lenovo)
video autoplay can be blocked in firefox with a builtin feature, though i can't test if it works for facebook
lmao, even GPTzero gives 100% on a snippet I copied. (from "Here is the constructive turn" to "and slower is what we can actually buy.)
wasn't that around gcc4 or something era? gcc12 is pretty new
it's already working really well on my iOS 13 iPhone SE. the safari on this version struggles to render any 'modern' website these days, this browser works perfectly and I can even use uBlock Origin with it.
funny, but it seems false. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/made-in-usa/
the addon also seems to support firefox, switching the browser could be a solution
it is in upstream. but the debian package maintainer is also the upstream maintainer.
same here. in my case it happens when accessing from a link of a specific item, the frontpage and login page opens without any issue. after logging in the issue is gone.
thanks. i just checked and it seems like i was mistaken, the one i own now is a t60 not a t61. seems like it's already supported, gotta try installing coreboot on it.
awesome! hopefully T61 can also get some support soon.. these machines are amazing, but sadly they're showing signs of age these days. mine's already kinda unusable due to dim CCFL backlight and fan grinding noise.
i don't think it's really "far behind", it just can't run on hardwares that require manufacturer keys (e.g. intel bootguard) afaik all modern x86 chromebooks ship with coreboot based firmware
everything except graphics driver would probably actually work with 98SE.. Win2000 or WinXP would be a better choice due to numerous reasons though. Win2K with an SSD is absolutely going to fly on that thing.
most linux/bsd you can throw at it would just work fine. i personally like tinycore linux and porteus linux, they unpack the rootfs to ram so overall interaction with the system feels insanely quick on very underpowered…
hardware support is provided by the linux kernel, it should be fine. if there's issues one could just switch kernels.. 8gb is plenty. i've ran tinycore on machines with 512MB or less
maybe try a linux distro like tinycore or porteus? it puts the rootfs in ram so things run insanely fast, and sync changes to disk before shutdown
i legit couldn't tell it aside from the sketchy link. this is getting scary.
i believe you linked something else edit: the parent commenter's comment history looks weird; constantly linking to that url. is this a bot i'm replying to?
wikipedia is fine, and you can still use vector or even monobook skins. try adding ?useskin=monobook at the end of the url
for a short time i had warcprox sitting behind my firefox and auto feeding its output to pywb, it seemed to work but i had connections failing randomly after having warcprox running for more than a few hours~days. not…
they silently ran the DDoS script on their captcha page (which is frequently shown to visitors, even when simply viewing and not archiving a new page)
RIP
Is this open source? Would be cool to self host this..