

In theory, yes.
Just keep in mind that the CPU is ARM-based and not all container images come with ARM variants.
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In theory, yes.
Just keep in mind that the CPU is ARM-based and not all container images come with ARM variants.


But if you shrink the “yardstick” down to an infinitesimally small size, the length, effectively, becomes infinite… and it’s the same for all coastlines. They’re all infinitely long.
… but some are longer than others. ;)


It did evolve and English got rid of thorn. This is regression.


*you’re


Bullshit. That’s 10 characters per second.


*your


*your


No.


Yes.


Logout from all your Google accounts and then use Aurora Store in anonymous mode to install and update apps.
This.
As someone that has their Pihole talking to DoH Mullvad upstream, what is described above is exactly how I did it.


Terrible post title.
For what it’s worth, I run GrapheneOS and can use my phone to pay for stuff via NFC just like any other phone user. I’ve used it in various countries and it Just Works™.
To achieve this you just need to find a payment app that works.
In my country, I use Curve.


RethinkDNS has an advanced VPN section which does it.


Yep. RethinkDNS does this.


With RethinkDNS you can even run multiple, simultaneous WG connections – as I do.


I’m a “Groundbreaker” on the new Digg (just the initial wave of people that signed up). It’s nothing nefarious but it’s also nothing special yet.
There are grand claims of being an antidote to the more toxic corners of the Internet but so far it’s a bit of a damp squib.
I do hope they pull it off but at the moment it’s a poor cousin of Lemmy, IMHO.
I’m not quite sure what you’re asking.
ZIP, by default, is a compression tool. It takes multiple files, creates an index of the files within and then performs compression on all the files combined (to allow for a better dictionary). The index and dictionary are “overhead” that exists for each ZIP file.
Sending multiple files, uncompressed, or sending multiple ZIP files (one for each file) will almost certainly be less efficient.