Whatever you do don’t put it on the network! I sneakernetted everything to my XP machine.

Yeah…you need a Win XP machine or vm. Then find the software suite online (Internet Archive mainly)

And here I am repairing my Dell Digital Jukebox

I’d say its as secure but not as private as Graphene.

Ubik?

This is the main thing. Gas doesn’t need power.

Yeah most people can’t do that

Ive got the original box, CD and docs. I should break it out and see if it runs on dosbox. As I recall they used some Bakshi clips in it.

Not too bad with LyX. Get templates and modify them. It is a learning curve but entirely doable.

Yeah I got through school and could work just fine now with Calc. I’m sure it breaks when you get fancy but not that many people get that fancy.

I swear typesetting your papers is worth half a grade point at least. Then once you find Zotero and realize it will automagically handle your citations and you have auto biblios and cites working in LyX…life changing, absolutely.

Some places are killing the web interface entirely and going app-only.

Bonus problems, AT&T in the US kicked off the international phone versions a while back. They worked fine. I have a bunch of leftover G4 international versions that they up and banned one day around 2020. The terrible US version remained allowed.

LineageOS is bigger than Graphene. It’s just not automatically deGoogled.

Daily Mail is British

Honestly just need to bring back Usenet newsgroup traffic

I will have to look but im pretty sure Lineage updates it self just fine on mine.

Edit: so I was still on L20 which does seem to require wiping to go up a version. Let’s see how 22.2 does.

A galaxy tab 6 with lineage is awesome, if you can score one that is unlockable. Their stock software is not great.

Also custom rom-able

Yeah I really liked the s4 mini. It was a great form factor. It is a little slow these days but still works ok, I think I’ve got Lineage 17 built for it. I can still get batteries on Amazon for it? But the networks banned it so it’s just a media device now.