The more car friendly a place is, the less desirable to actually be there it is

Mainly the good ones. The ones with the super polished UIs are most of the time aislop

Cloudflare: Bonjour!

Intel cards are awesome in a homeserver for media transcoding. Super cheap, super capable, power saving compared to other cards with the features. And although Intel has become a shitty company, I’d really like to see more competition on the gpu market

Huh? In my (exclusively Mint Cinnamon) experience, it’s a right click on the iso away to get a bootable usb (not that I would need that feature on a daily basis, but you do you)

Surprising and disappointing only the far right candidates and the ones of niche parties of my country are openly against it

My dog would be shaking by anxiety. Aquatic adventure would be more of a horror trip to her

It sure get’s better when 200 people, mostly from the US, get in their private jets and travel half the world. That’s how that works, right? Right?

I wish users would report their problem istead of what they think is the solution. It’s more like: Hey support, I need a floorplan of the building containing positions of all electrical wiring. High priority, department is at a complete stop rn!

I think the opposite is true. If cars weren’t treated like they are a necessary part of the personality and instead just like a thing, the owners may stop valueing them less than other people’s lives. Like ‘I am in a hurry, I will just overtake that cyclist in front of me with an inch if distance, because I am so much more important.’

All the app icons looking the same. Most prominent example are all the Google apps, but it doesn’t end there.

Ray fucked me!

Hah I knew it exactly. 2019 when my university required to hand in all (raw) data used for creating my thesis on a CD or DVD. I had to buy a new one of these things where you get like 50 disks stacked on a stick (to use 3 of them) and had to borrow my mom’s old laptop, because it was the only one available with a dvd drive. I knew it then and I’ve been right since then: This was the last time.

Couldn’t find it anywhere, neither on the camera nor in the app :( but thank you anyway!

I figured out how to connect my Nikon to their app (finally) - works somehow, most of the time, but you can only transfer photos compressed to 2MB jpeg. Is there a reason for that? I think it’s annoying to have to delete the duplicates later on

You have your phone in your hands anyway, admit it!

It totally depends on how you expose it to the outside world. If it’s exposed just like it is, it works fine with every device. If you put an authentication before it (e.g. Authelia), it can only be accessed by browsers from outside the network. That being said, it’s not recommended to expose Jellyfin directly, because there are a ton of security flaws. Best practice is to use a VPN

That’s also the OP, though

I’d rather see teens getting away with stealing or vandalism than with normalizing Nazi shit (especially at a place like Auschwitz)

This led to a population increase of 15% in Liechtenstein