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Do not marry the first girl you fuck (or the first boy, either way, mixed ways too, anytype anyway).
Go live with him/her, share an apartment (do not buy together) for months, live together for some time.
Possibly, break up and meet more people, rinse and repeat until you understand:
And more important even, learn to understand the other person for what he/she is and not what you think he/she is.
Ah, Linux from scratch…
Also, hardware was… Harder back then, on Linux (mostly modems).
Beside that, software wise there was less stuff on Linux than today, so you had to check carefully you had what you needed.
But I was already a Linux user, and a linux-only user at that.
Ffmpeg guys, ffmpeg first king… And VLC golden second.
Been running raid1 on USB for over a decade. Avoid chaeap USB stuff, get foot brand USB boxes and preferably a JBOD multi-disk enclosure, since they tend to be the best quality.
Never had a disconnect.
Beware to properly label your driver tough, as Linux software raid (I use that) tend to hiccup on boot if the kernel reassign USB devices after a reboot.
Many people suggest immich or photoptism, but those are not the correct tools for this use case. Piwigo us great, but in my esperience slow and clunky. Lychee is great tough and probably the correct answer to op.
Agreed those are good reasons, but I really hope those bikes do not get common.
What’s even the point of road e-bikes? They are supposed to be sport devices, where the whole point is to train and exercise.
I am an avid road biker, crunch hundreds of kms per months/week on roads with my road bike and really there is no point in this kind of e-bikes.
I am talking of sport bikes, not leisure or going-to-work type of bikes.
Instead, MTBs make much more sense as e-MTBs due to the kind of terrains they go trough.
Summit. Neat, simple and clear. Updated very often and I simply love it.
Is this on your personal work PC or company wide?
Be careful not to burn the Linux bridge by being not able to support the transition now… :)
Edit: what I mean is, if you are responsible for this transition, now study study study… Be very careful and test each setup on a “test” machine before going to deploy for others…
Piwigo then, but its old, feels old, its slow and ugly.
There are many.
Personally I use both PiGallery2 (great folder view, super fast) and HomeGallery (innovative browsing approach, modern looks).
They will both work with your existent file/folder structure and will update as you add or remove photos.
There are better options for viewing… Imho
Why such a mess? Either use immich with its upload or use syncthing (I use the latter).
Immich sucks in providing folder based albums, but excells in phone photo backup and sync!
I agree, you are perfectly right.
Better pollute the data and make it less economically meaningful?
Sorry, I am not degoogled and I even have maps with history enabled!
That would be in the few meters range BT works…
And maybe the attacker needs to know already that you are you for that to work…
Of course if you use apple or google or Samsung stuff, in general if your stuff is already tracked to you…
I drive mostly around, they can already track me with my car license plate. BT doesn’t give out anything of added value.
So no, I do not really understand the issue, but this doesn’t mean I don’t respect your choice.
Do you want to elaborate on the privacy point?
I personally don’t care if somebody snoops on the music I hear…
I run also, and trust me try wireless, such a better experience without the entangling cables. Specially for sport.
All my micro-usb phones have the port mangled or damaged over time. I had even to replace one, once.
All my usb-c phones have had zero issues with the port itself. And that’s as well true for my kids. Once they managed to break a micro USB but they never even had a single issues in USBC.
They stand much better the forced insertion/unplugging in my experience. yMMv.
I consider myself an old fart, but you need to get out and do more experiences yourself.
Wireless Bluetooth headsets have been pretty nice for years. Don’t go too cheap (but even cheap ones can be good) but don’t waste too much money either on them and you will be fine.
Pairing today is smooth and easy, never had an issue in the last 5 years at very least. Battery life is pretty good, my tw buds get a week worth of charge at my usage (and I use them for daily sport training, calls and occasional video). They get charged automatically when I put them back in the box and the box itself recharge in like 30 minutes.
And you can use them one at a time, which is good to get truly unlimited “call time”. .moreover, my model can both do noise cancelation or environment sound pass-trough which is amazingly good when running on asphalt (the latter) and trying to isolate in the office (the former).
Moreover having no chord dangling getting pulled and catching around is unreliable better experience.
I had to go back to wired a few times (forgot the wireless home…) And found how much worse experience that is.
Of course, I prefer the choice and I have always purchased a phone with audio jack and will do again if at the same price/hardware level.
I installed from fdroid, I expect it to be still available as far as it will work…
And I guess somebody will build and keep publishing it just not on google play, which is anyway a cesspool nowadays, so no big deal.