Github gets an F rating as an ethical repository per gnu.org.
https://www.gnu.org/software/repo-criteria-evaluation.html
Criteria for above: https://www.gnu.org/software/repo-criteria.html
See also: https://sanctum.geek.nz/why-not-github.html
All of the above are pretty old and things have surely changed since then, but probably for the worse.
I’ve just fuse-mounted the phone to my laptop over USB and that worked great. There’s a termux command for it. I don’t remember what it is offhand, but it was easy to find.
If it has ethernet you can likely do a network boot.
You could look on some site like androidpolice.com maybe? Or just see whether your network’s frequency bands are supported by a given phone model. Most new phones work internationally, I think. I know it’s not too hard to get EU models in the US from amazon or ebay. Maybe the reverse is also true.
The current Moto G series (US market) has headphone jack, microsdxc slot, decent battery runtime, and fairly easy availability of replacement batteries. Missing some of the other stuff on your list, but I’m happy with my Stylus 5g 2023 model regardless. Someone in another thread said these models aren’t being sold in the EU, but maybe you can import one somehow if that’s where you are. For the US models, see: https://www.motorola.com/us/en/family/g.html
Waiting to see how the polls shaped up.
Debian with the MATE window manager (looks like older Windows) worked pretty well for my mom after I set it up for her. I don’t think she ever figured out that it wasn’t Windows.
Wearing an N95 mask whenever you’re indoors around other people is a significant help. I’ve been doing that nonstop from the beginning.
https://www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/news/covid-california-masks-cases-b2820098.html
See here, which links to some MSM articles saying similar things:
Yeah there was a longstanding open bug on iirc the Fedora tracker and idk if it really went anywhere.
I had that issue too on one of my old machines. I never found a good answer other than shutting off wifi. Wifi wasn’t important anyway though, and I just used ethernet on that machine.
Maybe see if the US models support your networks. I think they’re all the same except the marketing labels.
I have a 2023 G Stylus 5g and it has both. Idk the non US model designations but I thought the current versions still had them.
Moto G series (wink).
Yeah quick web search found this:
https://fortune.com/2022/11/21/airlines-pushing-one-pilot-in-cockpit-passenger-jets-instead-of-two/
So it’s wishful thinking on the part of the airlines, for now.
The airlines have been working for years to eliminate the co-pilot but I think they are still there for long haul flights. If a shorter flight is considered safe with just the pilot, a longer one should be fine with a pilot and co-pilot with one of them asleep.
You have to say what your installation is like. If it’s typical consumer cable modem crap that locks up and needs a power cycle now and then, the simplest approach might just be to add a remote power cycle mechanism:
https://www.adafruit.com/product/2935
isn’t the cheapest but it’s nicely packaged. That’s just a switchable power strip, so yes you’d need some kind of cellular internet or meshtastic or something to operate it if you want to do it manually, or else just have something automatically power cycle the router if it notices the internet down for more than 3 minutes or something.
In the more serious case where your box is at a data center, you generally open a ticket with the data center and ask them to reboot the box (“remote hands”). Sometimes they will do that for free, other times they charge you.
I mean is napping a problem in principle? Assuming a pilot and co-pilot are both present, the flight rules should probably be modified to allow one person to take a nap if they need it, as long as the other stays awake. Then they can take turns. Napping is a good thing.
Certainly it was a mistake to use Github in the first place.