whaaat? did he really say this or is this ai?
ai is so realistic now.
you're right. screw Firefox. let's all go to chrome. wait, no, edge, wait no, that one browser half the sites don't work on.
I work in IT. I think it's popular because it's "free".
With that said, I put up a picture on the office wall of a Swiss army knife with features like syringe, fire extinguisher, axe, etc and have it labeled Microsoft Teams. Yes, it can do 100 different tasks, fucking poorly.
What can I do to expedite global warming? I want to do my part.
What's red and bad for your teeth? A brick.
Driving to Texas. Half way there, at night, not many cars on the road, I seen glow on the left side of the road. Slowly I notice it's a fire. As I get closer I noticed it was a pickup truck fully engulfed.
I ended up just driving without stopping because: I had somewhere I needed to be and I was exhausted Anyone that was in that truck was already dead
Does scp resume broken transfers? If not, maybe rsync instead. Lots can go wrong for connectivity over the span of hours/days
I accidentally wiped my backup. I'm redoing my storage setup and had the backup laying nearby.
I was stunned. I immediately gave up and went to bed.
I was thinking maybe about trying a Proxmox cluster across 6 nodes, and using containers for the Jellyfin media streaming stack here:
For storage, I have two 4tb drives, and I'd like to have them separated across two different nodes, but mirrored and preferably auto fail-over.
Thoughts? Ideas?
So wouldn't that mean actively going around telling newbies why church is bad? Which is what we don't want religious folks doing?
This might be the one created by the owner of Action Sports in Marshall Minnesota. I believe it is a son and a son in-law, around 2006 one of them had an accident and became paralyzed. Next year, the other had an accident and became paralyzed. This guy made this wheelchair for them. He sells the wheelchairs as well.
Googled it. Called the Action Track Chair.
You can pirate books. Use Calibre and build your library. I have over 2000 books. Doesn't take much storage either.
different goals and different way of tackling problems is maybe why people struggle with Linux? like someone only knowing Western languages taking up Chinese , where they approached the communication issue a bit differently. apple and Microsoft wanted a user friendly experience that everyone in the family can use a computer.
how Linux works is a good book if you want to learn more indepth. also something like Linux from scratch. not only will you learn a lot about Linux, but operating system design, networking, storage, etc. doing this will legit give you a better foundation than quite a few IT technicians.