By perpetrating another attack on November 9th, because clearly only 50% of the 9/11’s have been used.
By perpetrating another attack on November 9th, because clearly only 50% of the 9/11’s have been used.
I understand, but to solve the drive death issue, there are existing solutions which are easy and free.
Syncthing!
I use KeepassXC and sync my DB to my phone/laptop/desktop and backup to my server.
Why does this vehicle look like it has downs syndrome?
Technically not cannibalism!
You aren’t seeing the big picture here…hear me out:
TRUMP STEAKS, but the real deal this time!!!
I came here to reference this, great work.
Completely passive, no computer in any form.
Just 100% marketing bullshit.
Nope, just semi -regular lenses but now with AI
I was at the optometrist recently and saw a poser for some lenses (transitions) that somehow had “AI”…I was like WTF how / why / do you need to carry a small supercomputer around with you as well.
$100 - $135 Canada style monies. +$27 for shipping to New Zealand. So up $160CAD…very expensive for a mouse, but not as crazy as some gaming mice.
But the Ploopy mouse already exists.
But the Ploopy mouse already exists.
This made me think of Jordan Peterson…some of his early stuff on actual psychology was interesting and informative…then there is all the other stuff, you had a lane stay in it.
But I guess very minor celebrity can go to someones head and make them do crazy things. /s (damn you Poe’s law)
This is the way
Syncthing!
Android Phone/Linux/Windows/Mac/iOS clients. Simply sync your photos to all of your devices, if you only have the one device, use a trusted friend and cross sync…
Don’t bother with cloud.
Also Signal groups for sharing with those that matter.
Yep. This works pretty well.
Got the whole family to convert to signal by using kid photo sharing as a catalyst.
That last line…deep breath…
Automation engineer here: alarm management is a hugely important part of making a plant operable.
It is also a project that is never done, you must always review alarms that come in and see if they are providing useful information and what the operators are supposed to do with said information.
If the operators are not supposed to do anything with the information, then what is the point of having the alarm?