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It's relevant to linux in I think the average linux user is more open to consider alternative interfaces than a windows user.

Video is more than just a history, I thought it was eye opening for considering what could be an alternative. I also don't know but find the question interesting.

That's why the all feed has so many images, right? why comment then? (softened my tone)

Is the main difference that it tiles instead of floats?

Edit: oh it seems much more hotkey, terminal, and search focused watching than clicking. I think that is a much bigger difference than I originally expected.

Thanks for watching what I shared and sharing own thoughts :)

Your idea makes me think of my vague understanding of plan9.

Check this out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plan_9_from_Bell_Labs#Union_directories_and_namespaces

Do you imagine something like a mind map from obsidian where things are linked or unlinked by tags?

I haven’t used that so you’ve given me something to read about :) I’m not sure I fully get it

Highly recommend the video when you have time. I found its point really engaging

Does subnet only work for incoming not outgoing?

I have this set { "action": "accept", "src": ["group:admin"], "dst": [":"], },

On the router or on server 2?

This is super cool! I’ve wondered what sort of device can I use to essentially have a phone but only interact with my own services and guarantee to some degree it isn’t calling home. This seems like a good choice for this problem :)

I bought one across the pond at a university used store then some at an e-recycler. I'm not surprised ebay is different. Hope you can find a fair price!

I think around $40 depending on the model is a fair price. I have two at home and three in the works for off site backups lol. They're fun, frequently have surprising specs, and low energy draw

Personally I would just get a used optiplex, run Linux, docker, portainer, qbit, Jellyfin.