kentish town
graffiti on top of the building.
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joined 2 years ago
There is no distro.
Too right.
Someone needs to make a start on the "periodic table of emulators" It might as well be OP.
waydroid is pretty easy to get working - and I think will be usable by the actual end user once set up.
I did look at stremio but I couldn't see a way to do the offline downloads thing on netflix.
That is a desirable feature for the person who travels a lot and they just want to have some videos for when they're off-line or on limited bandwidth like on the train or bus.
This servarr thing looks way more complex - though I admit I might be a bit too dim for it as I couldn't figure out what it actually does.
Thanks for the suggestions though - waydroid looks easiest to meet all the needs. I'm sure someone smarter than me will have fun with that weird servarr suggetion - it does seem to have a whole lot of features.
if you want netflix witjh DRM stuff like offline downloads waydroid can do it I think via the android app..
You need to use a waydroid-utils script to install "widevine" for drm.
This is a solution i've tested for someone else not me;
I think it works, but it's not been rigorouly road tested.
Posssibly other DRM services will work if you can tolerate that type of thing.
My guess is that the main use for it is android app development and testing.
in England and Wales Law trespass is a civil issue, not a crime/police matter. The term breaking and entering is not really used formally in E+W law.
"Burglary" is unlawfully entering a building with intent to steal, commit GBH, or do criminal damage (something like that)
So to make it burglary probably hinges on the tresspasser having deliberately damaged some property.
Breaking a window might be enough, but defendant might argue that a door or window was already open or broken.
is the usb A high power still limited to 5V?
This means it'd need high current ratings (and heat dissipation) to deliver higher power at that voltage.
compare to say usb-C that can negotiate up to something like 20V, if all links allow it.
this means your usb-c can offer higher power with lower current rated components..
For basic solidstate power supply doubling the V ratings from say 6V to 12V will likely be cheaper than doubling Amp ratings from say 3A to 6A.
but for sure in a laptop managing the heat will be a consideration.
Maybe theres a version of USBA that can use the data lines to negotiate power - in which case this would be non-standard.
They should just state peak and continuous V, A and W for each port, and also for the set of ports as a whole. maybe in different input/battery scenarios. I assume a third party, or home gamer could create their own plug in module to do whatver, but it'd be helpful for them to know the electrical ratings.
As a non unbuntonion it did make me go "omg, wtf?"
I thought the whole point of these debian variants was to add useful stuff like that - faster then debian.
lee patsy oswald?
yeah came here to say it seems more like bank or building societies.