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Knew your potato salad was on the level when it exempted mayonnaise. Nothing wrong with the condiment, but it shouldn’t be used in quality potato salad.

Yeah IT is intensely customer focused, either via direct support or project planning and coordination with execs/etc at the higher levels.

You have to have deeply arcane technical knowledge, but also at least passable social skills and patience to do the work well.

The list:

Unbox: Newbie’s Adventeure 1:58 Utopia Must Fall 3:26 Chroma Squad 4:49 Shadow Gambit 6:07 En Garde! 7:38 Tinykin 9:23 Our Adventurer Guild 10:52 Timespinner 11:52 Renowned Explorers 13:52 The Brutale 15:18 Wintermoor Tactics Club 16:51 Unsighted 18:35 Wayhaven Chronicles 19:58 Demon Turf 21:03 Roadwarden

Base Model 7840u 16GB RAM / 512GB will be 450 $ or 3699 CNY.

Base Model 8840u 32GB RAM / 512GB will be 550 $ or 4499 CNY.

I just finished animal well. Fuck $80 games, its a $200 game.

$18 is totally worth it. Try not to look anything up unless you have to.

Youve minimized login risk, but not any 0 days or newly discovered vulnerabilites in your ssh server software. Its still best to not directly expose any ports you dont need to regularly interact with to the internet.

Also, Look into crowdsec as a fail2ban replacement. Its uses automatically crowdsourced info to pre block IPs. A bit more proactive compared to abuseipdb manual reporting.

They have. Nebula is biggest im aware of, floatplane is another.

One last ban to add to my list before I export and go looking for a new home.

What an honor.

Telsas total european market share this month is 1.2%, down from 1.8% last may. The chinese market share is 5.9%, not 5.6%.

5.9% vs 1.2% is a 5x sales rate for chinese cars versus Teslas. According to the article, china doubled its EU market share in the last year, while Tesla lost 30% of its market share in the same time period.

The title is not sensational. If anything, your comment is a bit misleading by not listing the tesla EU market share.

Does NixOs have a set of good documentation yet, or is it still “just read these 6 different articles/ebooks, but dont listen do the what the 3rd book talks about in its second half, except for chapter 7. Do chapter 7, but how guide 4 describes it. Then you should have a default config and everything will be perfect.”

Add in sponsorblock as well. Its an extension that autoskips “inline” ads that creators do in video. It uses community input to know when to skip, and is excellent. You can also submit ad time stamps very easily to help out millions of people.

I just viewed it as her breasts being in motion. Seemed normal to me.

Is this an article, or listed anywhere? You didn’t post a link.

Im guessing the talk of 'robot helpers" is speculation on your part and not in the original source?

Yup, that’s the one. The sponsorblock app integrates directly with the youtube app. I don’t recall any config at all. Its made by siku2.

I’ve had the youtube app crash, but its infrequent and mainly seems to have something to do with it starting a new video without stopping a currently playing one.

It is cat and mouse, but it has an issue maybe every year or so, and they generally resolve it same day or next day with an app update. The hardest part is generating your own google api keys, but there are straightforward guides and you just need to do it once.

The upside? No ads at all, sponsorblock integration, and an easy 10ft interface that works great with a remote. No shitty web site to navigate with a mouse. Just a list of your videos each day. Click and play.

I cant speak to your overheating issues. I have kodi running on 4gb raspi 5s with the default case/fan. No problems. An external usb fan might help you out. I’ve used one of these with a raspi in the past. Its roughly the same size as the raspi, but dead silent. Moves insane air.

It’s shutting down, but the fediverse is healing around it. Piefed.social has seen a huge influx, and people are moving accounts slowly but surely.

Lemm.ee shutting down isn’t ideal from a service stand point, but it is showing how robust the fediverse is. It’s acting like the internet used to, routing around damage to continue to work. That’s amazing, and hopeful.

The article talks about them trying out tons of different company robot models on a closed obstacle course with a Rivian and that they “may” have test runs in the real world.

That’s just tire kicking. Amazon is nowhere near “marking a significant step towards automating the final leg of its logistics chain.”

Kobo is made by Rakuten, a big Japanese tech company. I think Walmart just resells then.

Ifixit rates the repairability at 6/10. Not bad.

Lawerence systems has a recent video that is pretty indepth.