cheqampi @corrupt@computerfairi.es

I tried for so many years to use a vertical screen... I just placed it horizontally... Not only that, but I feel like I'm home again.

#2 Entry on the Debian-Kindle ordeal: The Kindle hangs every single time I try to install anything with apt. So, I connected the Kindle to my rpi, did a chroot to the image that contains the system. And now everything works.

Package unavailable?, Dependencies unavailable?, libc too old?. Kernel too old?. TRY ssh to a more modern machine. GUARANTEED!*

*ˣ¹¹ᶠᵒʳʷᵃʳᵈᶦⁿᵍ ᵇᵉˢᵗ ʷᶦᵗʰ ⁻ᶜ

Oh, tomorrow I will consume a lot of coffee, WITH NO ADDED SUGAR! ha!

Good night, apt-get full-uṕgrade for everyone. Backup those important config files.

On any data breach, all you could find about me is going to be about nsfw stuff. Ye he he.

New goal: Grab any old 32bit laptop and turn it into the equivalent of an old dumb terminal.

Never mind, the Kindle can't handle it.

ssh tunnel so apt works on the Kindle, so much happening.

In the autism constraint, You want to do something that makes you wonder if it could be wrong in any way, you do it. Then comes that overwhelming feeling.

I get a perception that somehow there's a choice you can make on this, and it is so dependent on the situation, going around about it overwhelms you more.

*Inhales* yep. *Exhales*

Did the whole ordeal about jailbreak on my Kindle. Got sc (spreadsheet) and calcurse running on it. Maybe I'll go ahead and somehow get python-pip working. *SPLAT!*

Upgraded to bookworm from bullseye. Audio is gone. YAY.

The network has Jumbo Frame enabled.

I just did X11 Forward over ssh to my main computer from an old laptop i'm using as a Software KVM switch. I just opened Intellij, it works, it really works. The laptop has a Celeron M 420. This feels so wrong.