I made this https://github.com/jeena/fxsync-docker/ which supports PostgreSQL but sadly they broke the upstream images in newer versions.
Someone did the work to rebuild the images and fix the problems in new versions, looks promising: https://github.com/porelli/firefox-sync
So I have only 4 years of AI pictures for me? I’m so looking forward to be 50 now!
People play live faster because of the adrenalin, you’so excited to play they you automatically play faster.
This is HAW we came up with the tempo in the bands I played in.
Someone comes up with a riff or a lick and it already has a tempo in their hand which sounds good. The rest of the band builds the rest of the song around this part with the same speed.
Sometimes we go down to half speed for some part just for the effect. Sometimes we make the song faster at the end for the effect to make it more brutal.
There are occasions that someone in the band feels that the song is too fast or too slow after we already wrote it. In this case we try the new tempo, if everyone is feeling it’s better we switch to that new tempi.
Aah, tho med brain didn’t lie to me, good to know!
Oh wow, that was legit my second Linux distro back in 2002 after failed attempts with SUSE.
But for some reason my brain remembered that it was called Mandrake, not Mandriva.
I just run my immich instance on my desktop computer and mount the external hard drive there.
I’m not sure about the speed if you’d mount a local drive or a s3 bucket via fuse.
You can mount the directories into immich, even read only if you want.
It’s nothing personal, just statistics.
It happens more often than you think ^^
I have two, one which is [email protected] and the second my internet handle which is jeena so [email protected]
For a smaller instance I would always go with PieFed, it’s much much easier to set up and to maintain, uses way less resources and has basically the same feature set.
Resources:
I think that should be it.
Yeah use Windows in a VM and your game probably just works too, I was surprised that all games I have on Steam now just work on Linux.
Years ago when I switched from OSX to Linux I just stopped gaming because of that but I started testing my old games and suddenly no problems with them anymore.
I’m using https://auphonic.com/ for my podcasts.
What reader is it? Like a Kindle or something?
How many words do you need to look up?
He seems to be better at computers than Linus Sebastian.
That is the main reason of Dodges existence, what did you think would happen?
First hint is already on the FrontPage:
We do expect you to understand how to use email and how to configure your DNS to use our service
Second hint, the very aggressive way their documentation is written with big font, repeating and slight threats. See https://mxroutedocs.com/dns/dnsrecords/
Third one, their refund policy in the FAQs:
We do not offer refunds. Please do not sign up unless you are comfortable with your choice.
And there are quite many people writing about their encounters online with them, like:
And so on. If you can handle working in open source you can handle them too. They are very direct which is off putting for some people, but they care deeply about their customers.
oh yeah, I have my own domain since Uhm 2004 and have switched providers about, hm, six times without problems. I never delete emails either (spam I do) and just use Thunderbird’s drag and drop to move MA mails from one server to another.
Are there the same problems with Thunderbird as with Firefox?