Where did you get that number from?

You are comparing different things. The screen is the current Samsung generation, not an old one.

The screen breaking is something else from forming a crease. It looks like it has nothing to do with the screen itself but with the folding mechanism damaging the screen.

Huh? All foldable phones show the crease after a few folds. Literally all of them. This was 100% expected.

All current foldable phones will show the crease. The iPhone has the same screen technology as Samsung phones (because it is a Samsung screen)

I tried athelia and Authentic, and it somehow was not what I was looking for, too much for my needs.

Then I tried tinyauth, which was too little (no User Management at all, users have to be defined in a text file or via Environment variables)

I am now using Voidauth and I am very happy with it. It does what I need perfectly and without a hassle. Which is: Users and Groups, invite links for new users, LDAP server and first of all, it is very easy to use.

As with all Apple first gen reporting: consider this wildly inflated by the media for clicks and attention.

From released 1.0 in February to release 4.0 this June and then silence?

Well, I am going to pass on that AI project…

Interesting, I did not come across this one before

The are stack should not be public… there should at most be one public ip for that.

Quad9 has a ddns?

Seriously the amount of times tailscale is mentioned I this community, I start to think it’s just a big ad.

If it is only me who accesses it, I can just use WireGuard with a dyndns, it’s easy enough to setup and does not rely on some company.

If I want others to access it, tailscale is just another hurdle to them.

The Cray-1 team hopes to fill the currently empty second half of the tower through a crowdfunding campaign to secure 70–80 additional M4 Mac Minis. The goal: create a cluster capable of ranking on the TOP500 supercomputers list.

70-80 M4 Mac mini’s? In this economy? These go for around 1 thousand dollars each at the moment.

Username checks out.

One-to-one mirror for every drive might be excessive… just a 1 or two drive parity system should be fine for most home use cases.

You should have e a backup after all

Oh sorry, must have missed that part.

Source? Trust me bro?

Even your link says that it is not long time waste. Which does not make it zero, but magnitudes better compared to the “usual” waste

Yes. That’s why you don’t need as many chargers as you need gas stations.

Because you can’t fill your gas vehicle at home.

Nice domain!