Crucial generally makes great stuff. The BX series is low budget, but everything else I have used is awesome. I have two MX500 2TB, a 1TB version, and a P3. No complaints from any of it. I upgraded RAM in an older laptop, and it works perfect as well, and the price is nice.
Entheogen
joined 2 years ago
Contact any local union in your area. They can point you in the right direction. UAW, IW, IBEW, any of them should be helpful if you call them and ask about obtaining materials and information.
Works fine, but I often have to go to the website to get the latest update. F-Droid takes a while to catch up.
KDE is amazing. When I started messing with Linux, I tried Mint Cinnamon, which is nice, but just didn't tick all of my personal boxes. Tried Arch, had no idea what I was doing. Ended up trying Nobara with GNOME. Really hated the "Apple" feel. Everything seemed out of place. Later tried Nobara KDE, and I have been there ever since.
KDE allows me desktop widgets for monitoring my watercooling hardware and internal temps. And everything feels right.
Have you ever paid attention to packet loss?
Honest question, because I'm an electrician and Ethernet is so fickle, I've always assumed it would play hell on the overall quality.
I do full PC teardowns for my watercooling maintenance once or twice a year.
Usually in pajama pants and socks.
Honestly, I'd be really happy with that. Be a good way to help pay for server/maintenance costs. I have no idea how it would be possible to make it work across instances.