As a replacement for my laptop, I took out the dust from an old PC with 3GB of RAM and 2 Cores.

It's minimum specs challenge week I guess

It seems a battery fuse blew up and my laptop can't charge anymore.

Sadly, I don't have a backup. I hope I can have it repaired soon.

I just spoke to one of my pals about a bug he's having and we had this exchange:

- My changes only appear if I edit the .min.js file, that's weird.
- What script is included in the HTML?
- The .min.js.

I have this feeling that many new web devs (not just junior, but even people with some experience) have no clue on how Javascript works and makes me a bit sad.

But hey, maybe I'm the weird dude who starded his studies back when minifying your scripts was a required skill.

I'm about to compulsively buy an Asus Chromebook CX1500CNA with 4GB of RAM and an Intel Celeron processor (I think it's either N3350 or N3060).

I'm under the impression that I could do Google apps stuff and virtualize Linux + run some Android apps with a very long battery life.

However I'm not sure this even supports Linux virtualization and haven't found a definitive answer online.

Immediately after trying out GNOME 3, I decided to install ChromeOS Flex on what I thought was a 32 bit system.

To my surprise, it is actually 64 bit and it installed successfully. So I'm checking out how that is.

Looks pretty good so far

I was curious about what I would think of GNOME 3, after using GNOME 4 extensively.

I remember hating it on Ubuntu 20.04. But I just installed Debian 11 with the GNOME session and I think it's pretty cool

Ok, so I'm running Debian 12 stable, but I also had Homebrew installed with the 5.6.x version of #xz

Just downgraded to 5.4.6. Is it possible that my system was compromised?