I daily drove a laptop with 8gb of RAM less than a year ago. Works just fine for most tasks. Granted, at Apples typical price point, I'd want more than that, but it is far from unusable. Running VMs wasn't fun though.
I started out self hosting on a laptop maybe a little newer than yours. Pentium, 2gb RAM. I'm happier with my pi, but it's more than enough to get started on. Pretty sure pi-hole will run no problem, the others my struggle a little bit depending on your disk speed.
Your cpu will be a pretty limiting factor, but upgrading the RAM and putting in an SSD could boost the performance quite a bit.
Yes! I got a cheap .tech domain, and it kept increasing price year after year. Eventually it got a lot cheaper to just grab a .com.
Cloudflare has the best prices for domain names, they sell them at cost
RCS delivers in areas with decent service. SMS/MMS doesn't reliably anywhere
Then there's my code, which didn't even survive the time change.
Yes. Once a Win10 troubleshooter solved a backwards-compatibility problem with an old XP game.
Why can't we live in this world?
Angry German heretics are pretty scary
Google Franciscans
As soon as someone makes a Lemmy client with really solid client side filtering, this platform will become almost usable.
That is probably an imposter
Matrix would be cool, if I knew literally anyone else who used it
This is why Fahrenheit is great. It's a 0-100 scale for the temperatures humans typically experience with bonus off-the-charts temperatures for when it's particularly miserable
Fair 'nuff
Your 90 year old grandmother hasn't been paying a company to provide her with internet
Seriously, I mainly use Eternity (the Infinity fork) and even with aggressive filtering for anything even remotely political, stuff slips through.
Edit: And the built-in lemmy blocking features aren't nearly enough to cut through it all.
This is not a conversation I expected to see on Lemmy
If the phone is lost/stolen/damaged, your SD card could be inaccessible too. Your backups are your business, but you are opening yourself up to all kinds data loss if your only backups are stored within the device in question.
That is... good to know