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Second this. What you need for high quality media is space, not speed. For any single stream, network and drive will be fast enough anyway. Your typical HDD offers like 4-6 times the bandwidth that a regular Blu-ray can provide. You can get 8TB HDDs for the price of 2TB SSDs. Random access doesn’t matter for that application.

You might want to invest in redundancy and use a RAID 1 or RAID 10 array, depends on how valuable that media is to you or how long it would take to recover in case it’s lost. A simple solution would be a btrfs software RAID, in case your are after something like a Linux home media server with Jellyfin.

For a second I didn’t not get why you’d want to point out to not be affiliated with KDE so explicitly… Then I read the name again. I’m not seeing it anymore man. They have broken me…

The middle thing is not what normies do, it is what enterprises do, because they have other needs than just knowing ‘error where?’

There is acceleration for text processing in AVX iirc

I’m usually completely chill when I’m on the clock. When I write code for myself, that’s when I feel personally attacked by my mistakes.

Man, imagine being stuck not only in a distro-wars mindset, but also thinking vegans are some kind of problem. Not ever has any of my countless vegan friends started to talk about how great being a vegan is. Strangely this phenomenon seems to be limited to social media and I couldn’t care less about that

Classic post-purchase rationalisation

Except it’s completely different starting with you not having to spend a penny lmao

The upside is it’s a rolling release and very convenient btw.

Compared to Gitlab, it definitely is shit already. And that has nothing to do with the artificial restrictions. God I hate this website. I appreciate their service, but the UI is genuinely trash.

KMail does some things fundamentally different than you’d expect and in typical KDE fashion you can configure everything and then some.

For example there is no strong coupling between accounts/addresses/identities. You can send from any account with any identity. You always have to make sure you chose the right one. By default, all your mail will go over one server, whichever you registered first I think. There was no way of setting a specific one for each identity, again you have to choose the right one every time. This is obviously inappropriate for some setups, e.g. if you have private and work-related accounts.

I think the way Thunderbird handles things is much more sane, because there is only exactly one identity for each account and they are all kept separate. It’s ok for KMail to offer more flexibility, but the default behavior is a huge mess and lacks some functionality imo

I’ll just stick to Fairmail for now, I don’t know if k-9 can keep up feature wise, but I kinda doubt it.

Fairmail on Android, Thunderbird elsewhere. KMail if you reall, really want to go through a painful learning process.

I mean, as long as you don’t use it for personal matters you can ban Office 365 to some dedicated Browser (or one with good isolation) and just use that. For personal documents I’d use something else of course

I say let’s make this a thing in the fediverse!

I used that app and there are very few users. You’d think that people who do use it are more likely to engage with you, because you don’t find too many near you, but they don’t. Maybe I’m just too ugly Idk