Here’s a list of 200 smartphones that can run Linux distributions

Here’s a list of 200 smartphones that can run Linux distributions

ALinux kernel is a core element of Android but despite this, Android is much different from a typical Linux distribution for its lack of a GNU interface. Android and Linux apps are not exchangeable because of different runtime systems and libraries. But with the efforts of some brilliant developers, you can actually run a legit Linux distribution on your smartphone which traditionally runs Android. The steps are as simple as installing a custom ROM and this is especially helpful if you have an aging smartphone that isn’t likely to get much – or even worse any – support.

While there are Negative Nancy’s everywhere, on so many levels I thought 2020 was one of the best years of my life

While there are Negative Nancy’s everywhere, on so many levels I thought 2020 was one of the best years of my life. πŸ˜€

While COVID closed some doors, it opened many others – remote work was a lot of fun especially in the summer months. While interest rates have been in the shitter, the markets were outstanding at least on paper. My work while busy throughout the year, also was varied and quite interesting. I learned a lot of new skills, especially at using Microsoft Excel and Census Bureau stasticals data and did some quality work. And while I messed up some things, I also learned how to be better and more effective leader, and more thoughtful to boot. I taught myself new mapping and data management skills, and are so fascinated by what I discovered with 3D Mapping and georeferencing data..

I didn’t really have a choice to live through or not when it came to 2020. Kind of like that congested area, you have to get through it to get out to countryside. But I think I am heck of a lot better off and my future much brighter thanks to the many changes and lessons learned during the year that came and went much too quickly. I look forward to all the adventures that are coming in the second year of decade, both good and bad.

Today’s Almanac for Saturday January 2

Today’s Almanac

Night before dawn is 6 hours and 53 minutes,
Dawn starts at 6:53 am and runs for 31 minutes,
Sunrise is at 7:25 am which is 4 hours and 34 minutes before noon,
High noon, the transit of the sun, is at 11:59 am,
From twelve noon to the sunset at 4:33 pm is 4 hours and 33 minutes,
Dusk lasts for 28 minutes concluding at 5:05 pm,
Leaving 6 hours and 54 minutes until midnight.

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