Dell refurbished 1L PC?

Every day that I don’t switch, immich keeps getting better!

-“If you’re an AI Cop, you have to tell me. It’s the law.” -“I’m not a cop”

Proton Pass is addictive how convenient it is. I use Aegis to log in to proton pass.

I this a reskin of about:profiles?

I would like to backup and test restore app configs not sure how to do that yet :p

Maybe OS backup is the way somehow. Maybe I need an atomic distro …

I’ve always struggles with practicing restoring backups. Do you have to buy an identical 2nd machine to see if everything still works w/o messing up the first one?

I’d be curious seeing the discussion. Its healthy to have respectful competing opinions and see what rises to the top

Wait frameworl k aka the laptop ppl?

Why can’t we have nice things…

Robots aren’t the problem.

Option 3 is also what the historical Luddites wanted. They liked technology when it benefitted them, not when it was used to exploit them.

I appreciate this bit out of context:

Also loved the shoutout to Allie Brosh!

Option 2 is soulless.

Option 3. Destroy the capitalists owned robots and bring the robots under the control of the working class.

I am not a very good sysadmin. All I remember is the DoH feature was causing me problems in accessing my LAN servers.

I have it a little different than you: I have a halfbaked split-DNS system wherein nc.mydomain.TLD resolves to my public IP address in public DNS, and then on the LAN, the router and the pihole both have DNS entries saying that nc.mydomain.TLD points to 192.168.1.10 . I know I should just have one DNS provider for simplicity or do it better somehow, but I don’t want a single point of failure BC the raspberry pi has failed in the past.

That’s why I started out setting an exception in firefox. I’ve since put other LAN-only services on mydomain.tld, and I think I was having trouble resolving those too without the exception. But unlike you I don’t have private ips in public DNS, although AFAIK that’s a fine practice.

Does DoH stand for DNS over HTTPS in this case?

I’ve run into similar problems as you, and am now in the habit of adding my mydomain.TLD to the exceptions for DNS over HTTPS.

Fake ID claims to be valid proof of id but is not.

From the headline I couldn’t tell if the letter was purporting to be from tmobile or just somebody razzing people. I did not read the article. My brain fried on what a “fake letter” was.

People are not just smart on one dimension only. You can be smart and still get confused processing language. Asshole.

Move fast, break laws, escape repercussions.

Are you telling me that my confusion was on purpose?

I’m telling you I was confused.

Don’t believe me if you’re so smart. Not going to argue.

Maybe pedantry is not your cup of tea, but I listen to technology connections.

And the best type of correct is technically correct.

The whole reason to be precise about language is because it is confusing when you read something and go “that does not make sense” and then think about it for a minute and then realize what it means.

We don’t call them “fake emails” for a reason. It’s confusing. Spam email, spurious email, fake sender address, phishing, etc., are less confusing. Same with physical mail. Don’t be mad just because I want to read stuff nice.

How is it a fake letter? Sounds like a physical tangible thing.