Strix platform maybe?

The PC platforms have anemic memory bandwidth in comparison. Eg, Strix Halo is 256GB/s max. If money is a bigger limiter than performance it can be an option though. As can Nvidia DGX Spark machines. (Also limited to 128GB memory and comparatively low bandwidth, but higher compute than Strix Halo.)

Well written and very informative. I am glad we have these enthusiastic people around for Linux kernel development!

Enthusiasm seems proportional to the number of exclamation marks (28)! (:

I did, takeout worked pretty great actually.

Remember to choose the `tar` version, not the `zip` one, unless you like downloading ten thousand zip files one by one. The tar files can be up to 50GB, the zip ones are much smaller.

The zip files can be up to 50GB as well, but they recently changed something on the backend so that if you do use the zip option you may still get however many 50GB files then maybe a 1MB, a 7kB, and a 1GB file, I assume because of the way they parallelize the tasks. I don't know if the tar option behaves in the same way.

Oh, interesting - I wonder if that's new. The last time I checked (granted, a few years ago), it was limited to something much smaller.

I have noticed that the tar files toward the end tend to be smaller, but they still typically weigh in at multiple gigs apiece - 37, 14, etc.

Did the same. One issue was the links had some # of retries you can do before they become invalid. Solved it first by exporting them to google drive instead :D

From Librepods github:

> You must have a rooted device with Xposed to use LibrePods on Android. This is due to a bug in the Android Bluetooth stack.

https://github.com/kavishdevar/librepods#root-requirement

This bug is referenced here https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/371713238 and a comment from a Google employee on 23/6 says the following:

> Thanks for reporting this issue. The change is available as part of Android open source Bluetooth stack starting March 2026. Mobile phone manufacturers will determine when this will be updated on their respective devices.

This means then that Android devices that receives this update to the Bluetooth stack no longer need to root their Android devices for Librepods!

Pretty much every distribution plays well with the nix package manager. This change is more targeted towards the Fedora atomic desktops like Silverblue, Kinoite etc.

A stable atomic distribution, with nix as the package manager for "user" packages seems like the perfect combination in my opinion.

I would guess termux and a bluetooth keyboard perhaps?

He doesn't even use a keyboard: > Minus the keyboard, actually.

I am a huge fan of Kagi, been using it for 6+ months now as my “main” search engine. However, I find that queries in my native language (Swedish) results in way less accurate results than if the query was in English.

I would still recommend it to anyone, it’s heaps better than anything else.

Yes.

Thanks for the tip on Kopia. Setting it up now on Windows 11 to my Synology NAS (SMB). Kopia looks perfect. Using zstd-fastest compression as well for NAS disk space savings.

https://github.com/kopia/kopia

Yes i can't recommend this book enough if you are interested in Stuxnet or cybersecurity. Very detailed and thorough.