

That’s cool I’d never heard of it. I’ve just been using libreoffice.


That’s cool I’d never heard of it. I’ve just been using libreoffice.


Yep I use caddy for all that. Bonus is caddy has a docker compose proxy plugin where all your domain/port/cert config can be part of your each application’s compose file, rather than needing to make adjustments in caddy centrally. Works great for my purposes.


downvote to oblivion
Even Sheogorath doesn’t want this stuff.
I remember being told cdr aren’t reliable for long term storage. Are Blu-ray better? Looks like there’s something called M Disc too…


I think that’s right. Maybe the release profile needs to be applied to the quality? I’ll see if I can open my configs up and find where it applies.


I think in quality profiles you can set up blockwords. I did that to block Dolby vision “DoVi” releases as I couldn’t get them to play reliably.


Some pcie cards can add a buuunch more sata ports. There are also some m.2 cards that can do this.
So Fat, she ate the 68k executable and had the PPC one for dessert!


Reject humanity. Embrace vibe.


Hope it helps. There are whole categories of self hosted software I hadn’t thought of before. Maybe I should try some of them! 😁
Stamets? “Now that’s a name I’ve not heard in a long time.”


Steamed ANDs
Outside the circles are the rest of the universe. i.e. all of the spaces where neither TRICK nor TREAT are true.
Edit: oh, why is a face there and not just orange? I think because it’s cute.
I think it exists anywhere in the world, but if you have strict browser settings the url might not load because it’s not a secure link. And yes, ghost bikes are memorials to cyclists killed in traffic. So the “zoom zoom” caption comes off as morbid.


That’s a proper gif you can hear. Very nice.


Isn’t her question supposed to be the same in both panels for this meme template?
M.2 is just a connector standard. Depending on the motherboard and the type of m.2 (like type E or type M), different signals can be routed to that connector/slot: SATA, pcie, even USB! Probably more things I don’t know about.
mSATA is an old standard which basically is totally unused today. SATA over m.2 is a newer standard which seems wine l some usage.
I don’t know about mPCIE but it also sounds like an older standard than pcie over m.2, and probably not compatible.