Did she use any virtualization?

Yes, it requires hardware

Meshtastic

I believe they’re argueing, as it can store more than passwords, it’s not purely a password manager.

I use keepass+syncthing.

One of those things that has been there for years, works flawless, to the point that I’ve stopped thinking about it.

Thank you! 🤌

Any solo games in there you can recommend?

Thank you, I hadn’t thought about it that way, yet.

Checking some reviews it does seem that e-readers have incredible battery life.

I’ll do some research to see what options my budget allows.

I’ll happily spend the time to figure out how to flash a custom ROM if the juice is worth the squeeze :)

If its going to be a purely offline device then you can just flash a custom ROM and see a decent amount of savings

What savings are you referring to?

I worry that the larger screen needs larger power draw, making the battery life shorter despite the larger battery.

Maybe that’s an incorrect assumption by me?

I use inbox.eu

People like people who remind them of themselves.

Oh, thanks for letting me know

Gitlab runners can run locally

Do they fall at the same speed?

Everyone on lemmy is always in disagreement.

In the context of this tweet most important differences are:

SQL is a language for querying databases.

Most common used databases are relational databases. With relational databases you can setup, well, relations and constraints.

Imagine you have 2 tables (2 excel sheets) one with people, and one with home ownership. You can set the following constraint: (1) each person shows up only once in the people table. And the following relation: (2) every home owner must refer to an existing person in people table.

When modifying the table contents, the system checks if no constraints or relations are violated.

Excel, just like a badly designed relational databse, would, for example, have no problem with duplicate people, or home ownership referring to non-existant people.

Or mongoDB 🙄

Probably something bespoke/legacy.

Shoes with build in wifi

That’s confusing cause and effect