Something that isn't systemd/Linux and transmission should be lighter tbh.
>the option to stream stuff to other devices is a plus If you mean streaming files over HTTP or sshfs, that'll work just fine, but it won't be able to do realtime re-encoding.
It may be easier to find a cheap used AMD64 NUC locally, install a free distro as normally and then install qbittorrent tbh.
The ones that support Wi-Fi use crap chipsets that don't work without proprietary software, but otherwise they seem free from degeneracy like ThreadX running on the GPU that's actually controlling everything.
Some of the SBC's have unfinished software, some seem mostly complete (the wiki documents any issues with the devices).
Or you can just get whatever cheap Chinese SBC and it'll probably somewhat work.
@romin That's because it's designed to work with mastodon specific API, due to how mastodon developers don't care to be compatible with other ActivityPub implementations.
Of course you can still use it with Pleroma and it works fine.
@RatPoster >He hasn't pumped himself up with with all the oxygen-retaining chemicals, cooled down his brain with frozen peas and is ready to to outbrace the euthanasia coaster.
@splitshockvirus They got chemicals in the water that's turning the frogs gay.
Small amounts of fluoride doesn't cause harm (if you're that worried you can filter it) and it seems that tap water has less microplastics in it than bottled drinks, which seem to be much more of a risk than fluoride (your liver+kidneys can filter out fluoride, but can't do the same to microplastics).
ATI was one of the first GPU companies to design their GPUs to require the runtime loading of proprietary peripheral software (incorrectly referred to as firmware) for the GPU to function correctly (i.e. 3D acceleration).
This problem still exists to this day, although the GNU Linux-libre project has made corrections to the radeonsi driver so it loads without the proprietary software (you get native resolution output and non-accelerated 3D, which works fine for desktop purposes, but unfortunately S3 ACPI doesn't work).
ATI is no more ever since they got bought out by AMD to eliminate competition and to gain access to their patent monopolies.
@coolboymew What exactly is wrong with his feet in the photo?
I'm not a feet connoisseur, but that white stuff on his feet looks like sand, most of his toenails look fine except for one (but it could be just the camera sensor registering the wrong colour) and I see slight outer skin peeling, but not terribly so.