As a Leftist, I don't always agree with the opinions of my peers over certain issues. Conservatives, what do you not like about your fellow Christian/Trump-voting peers? I'm genuinely curious about what your wedge issues are because surely you all can't be a monolith.

I use a burner phone whenever I leave the country to avoid having deeply personal information in it if I'd ever be asked for a password. Because I don't want any of my files to be backed up on some government server, I also don't take any pictures even when there are moments I wish I could.

How easy is it to create your own personal server and forward pictures from your phone over to it? I plan to delete the local images afterward to avoid having them in case a border guard demands my burner phone's password. Are there any guides that are easy enough to work with using a raspberry pi and a flash drive?

I've never dabbled in dedicated emulation consoles before the AYN Thor but I'm glad I took the plunge. It captures the feel of a 3DS XL quite nicely. The dual screens and form factor capture that crucial missing element for the DS and 3DS that was missing from PCs and most other emulation hardware.

Having to set up the software can be tedious but once it's done and you finally get the chance to just play, it becomes a transformative experience. So far it's been a blast playing Nostalgia with upscaled resolution, it really shows just how much detail the developers put in but was lost due to the original limitations of DS screens. Being able to fast forward, apply cheats, and use save states vastly improved my experience from the first time I played it.

I bought the 16GB version on the hopes of emulating the PS3 and Switch and maybe PC titles one day if I get the itch to go that route. For now it's just such a pleasure using this as my daily driver.

My wallet certainly doesn't appreciate them.

It could at least give you the right to rename it to "The Hammer of Excalibur".

I have a '22 Bolt EV with the telemetry circuit powered off and OnStar antenna terminated. I currently have a limited Bluetooth connection to its stereo and have refused to link my phone to Android Auto. It's rather difficult to use GPS navigation as there's no easy way to mount my phone to the dash so I've been considering going with Android Auto.

So far all my research on Android Auto has given me limited results on what information is collected from the car. Is there a valid reason I should stay away from it? Yes I'm aware Android is still keeping tabs on me but that won't change until I can get a Linux phone when my current model dies.

Imagine if the US' forefathers were told there'd be magic lanterns that could be used to see through walls one day when they were writing the 4th Amendment. I figure a lot of our surveillance hell scape could have been avoided.

I'm looking to buy a couple of ONVIF/RTSP IP cameras to hook up as part of a home security system and could use some help with the programming side of things. I've looked around a couple of Youtube guides but they all seem to skip over some minor but important details needed to install and run an open source NVR.

Could someone point me out to an online guide that's easy to follow? I'm still very much a beginner with Linux and don't know much about how to set up Docker or HomeLab as part of the NVR's installation process. I also need to remotely access my video feeds when not at home and would like to ask for some guidance on how one can go about setting that up on both the NVR and phone side.

Below is a diagram of the planned setup. Any information would be appreciated!

I just bought a Switch copy of Red Dead Redemption for $30 USD at Walmart and wondered if that'll be the last of its purchase I'll ever make. There's nothing quite like buying a new cellophane-wrapped copy and it makes me sad the physical age of gaming is at its twilight.