[–] 3 points 3 days ago (1 child)

I personally wouldn’t use a phone with 4GB unless my usecase was fairly basic. If you are running multiple (Heavy) websites and apps the system will need to use swap will slow down multitasking.

A couple of months ago I revived an old x86 tablet using postmarketOS. No Android anywhere. The only somewhat usable browser I could find was Falkon. Firefox was absolutely unusable. Ungoogled Chromium was a bit better but overall still shitty. Opening a second tab under Falkon was too much as well. The problematic component was 100% the web browser and there Firefox specifically. OP writes that he opened Firefox and I can confirm from my own experience of using Firefox on a RAM constrained non-Android device that FF is terrible in such scenarios. FF is great otherwise but not when RAM is low.

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  • [–] 2 points 3 days ago

    The choices kinda look like they would both either explicitly or in effect disallow practically all LLMs. Nice.

    From what I see so far, there is a loophole. LLMs may not be used to generate source packages but if Claude generates a script that then does the work and the script stays private and isn't official Debian software, it's fine.

    This may be an oversight or deliberate. No idea.

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  • [–] [S] 1 point 1 month ago

    Shame that Peugeot was given such a bad BOP, again.

    When BoP was still public, Peugeot usually got among the best BoP numbers. It's just their ground effect concept (even after the introduction of the rear wing) is idiotic. Luckily for them the new 2030 regs will save them from themselves by mandating most of the aero surfaces.

    Aston Martin has a similar problem.

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  • [–] 6 points 1 month ago (4 children)

    Who at FOM had the genius idea to start qualifying right when 24h Le Mans starts? F1 qualifying could have started 90 minutes earlier and tomorrow the race 30 minutes later.

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