Part of AMD GPUs that you can run code on.

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The EU approach is not without its own problems. The reference code is open, but the operational system is not self-hostable. You cannot run your own trusted identity provider. The wallet apps require Google Play Services or the iOS equivalent, which locks out users of privacy-focused Android distributions like GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, and LineageOS. […]

ollama launch <your AI agentic frontend here> -- "Write me an age attestastion app for Android that implements EU's attestation reference framework without any bootloader checks."

Fuck it, I’ll just host my own Lemmy instance.

Or just set init=/bin/sh.

for script in $(find /etc/init/start); do
    exec $script &
done

sleep

Undoubtedly the best init system that exists. No fluff, just starts services.

If you’re studying in Slovakia and have a residence here, the state pays you your pension, health insurance and taxes, so it basically means that you won’t end up in debt that easily. I’m pretty sure it works similarly in France. Also you get free train tickets when signing up with Slovak ISIC and when buying tickets for traveling inside the country.

Regardless where you are in the EEA, you’re pretty much well off everywhere.

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Qwen is pretty good. Also try LFM models.

Me reading this on Pixel 9a running GrapheneOS:

Well, that’ll be another 100€ December donation to GrapheneOS.

They do, but anyone can fork it and remove this shit.

Try OpenRC. It’s pretty simple.

AOSP != Google-certified Android.

Afaik the sideloding crackdown is tied to Google-certified ROMs, so Graphene won’t be affected, since Google-certified means that the OS has to ship GMS plus all the bullshit from Google.

Secureblue

I mean, I proudly wired 100 euros to GrapheneOS simply because how awesome it is.

OnePlus 6T probably, though phone calls arent properly working, at least on postmarketOS. Just get a Pixel and install GrapheneOS on it.

Isn’t checking the bootloader enough?

Just get a Pixel and install GrapheneOS on it.