Just put a portable copy of vlc on there well

They look fucking RAD!

Thanks, that was really interesting!

In NZ we’ve had a huge blast for a long time about the damage of the suns rays, particularly UBA and UVB so tend to be pretty careful about sunscreen - I wonder how that plays into it

The trouble with mood-altering and mood-stabilising medications (and behaviours if you count things like exercise) is that they can affect perception not only in the present, but about past thoughts and behaviours too, so spotting any obvious change might require some effort.

Thank you!! That a powerful description of what I’ve had going on for years - I’m a very emotional thinker and can sometimes feel adrift on things (with no perspective) as the thinking patterns and brain chemicals change replacing the lense I experience everything through

I’m not OP but loving your response!

If you want to start small you could keep some of the Anna’s archive torrents running long-term.

Beats whining like a lot of the other bitches here…

Could or be, perhaps, that you are indeed a twat?

Damn, there goes my retirement scheme!

I vote that both are terrible solutions in the wrong situations (as already indicated by the others).

The hard part is getting people to use them properly!

If ‘the business’ has some ownership of their data and its mostly officey-crap, SP is probably fine and it’s easier for them to see that it’s secured and take some ownership of it. Chances are though that lots of the business units has little dips into each others data on the fringes…

(I’m just burned by a multi-TB file share a whole hospital uses where no one owns any of it and it’s a tangled Gordian knot. Goes back decades, sitting on a SAN that doesn’t give much visibility, just de-dupe)

Then weld their gates shut

This would create problems for emergency services, and so may come with a fine or worse…

The psychological damage would be far greater too!

I have a friend who’s sort of doing this with legislation so it’s codified and referenced.

Can’t find a good example but there is this https://hamish.dev/happy-valentines-day-nerds

It sounds awfully like “the elements of computer systems” but I still haven’t gotten around to working through it so don’t really know.

https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262361002/the-elements-of-computing-systems/

OK, when you put it that way, it sounds kinda fun

Yeah, this was really my first time with a Samsung and I’ll never go near it again…

I’ve never used one but a buddy has one (of some sort - no idea of the model) and he can barely use signal because the battery management keeps killing the app.

He’s still got the stock ROM on it, but hasn’t been able to make the messaging usable which is sad. I’d grabbed a Samsung that my work had somehow slipped from knox enrollment so was able to root it but found its battery management was similarly abysmal and am starting to worry if maybe recent android is emulating those old performance / malware apps that aggressively kill off everything rather than letting the OS handle its own memory…

Now I know this is all reading like a fever dream but my handsets are on laughably old droid versions because I’m scarred by A/B partitions and oneplus so have let it all slip (that and Google keeps shitting on android!), so after all that waffle, I’m curious if you’ve got any similar anecdotes??

Cheers, Flambonkscious the rando

My $$ was on moto as well - it’s already about the closest thing to stock and they probably need the boost.

Whereas Samsung is fucking worlds apart for actual android

Here comes the other part of our work, which is to take these 10,000 customers or a big chunk of them who have bought the vision of a private cloud on-prem and working with them to enable them to deploy it and operate it successfully on their infrastructure and on-prem,”

What kind of fever-dream is this?

Yes!

I’m not even a programmer, but lot of this is really dictated by the language, isn’t it? (C or .Net, for example - and all the default crap needed for UI elements I’ve had to endure in Powershell, which was probably calling a .Net library)