I_Miss_Daniel @ I_Miss_Daniel @lemmy.world

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Supplementary question: what's the difference with kbin in this regard? Or is it dead.

Quadrupeds can run on the front paws better than bipeds, so the sysadmin should win.

In hot weather, a furdigan should be enough.

Noise canceling headphones plus Brownian noise.

https://archive.org/details/brownnoise_202103

In my case Sennheiser hd450bt.

Turn off phone data, so only regular texts from VIP can break through DND.

Solitaire, crosswords or codewords app to sleep. Voyager with pagination on if you really want to read but have an end page.

I didn't think you could abort teenagers.

One day cars will be able to communicate with other cars to warn of an incident nearby.

Maybe a minimum life form as well.

What? And lose one of the disco buttons? (along with scroll lock and num lock)

Flashing lights and a loud beep if set up right hehe.

ddrescue (or gddrescue) is a great version if you have a sick drive. It'll try to copy the good areas first then go back to hammer on the sick areas.

Not perfect as it doesn't know about the file system so it tries to copy the entire surface, but generally a good tool.

Might be a touch screen issue? Try a drawing or paint app and see if there are any anomalies while colouring in the screen.

"Get off my train!"

Naah he buggered off on a plane to Spain back in the 70s.

I think I need a new username. This one's too confusing. I do kinda feel like I'm missing a brother I never had though.

Left reddit for /kbin.

/kbin slowly decomposed.

Landed on Voyager as it was similar to RiF.

Also Voyager.

Wish it had a 'forward' button for when you accidentally go back one step too far. RiF had that.

Righto :)

I was thinking of usb3 hard drives. No need for internal storage if using spinning rust.

On older laptops with optical drives you can sometimes replace the drive with a sata tray and add a second drive that way.

But yes, a server that looks like a server and can recover after power loss is useful.

A cheap laptop might also be worth considering? Built in UPS that way, and sometimes UPSes have a large standby power usage. Would support a couple of bus powered drives as well.

Main drawback is no recovery if the battery drains fully.

Rustdesk, so I can remote into my main computer and the others I manage.

PWAs For Firefox.

And that's about it.

I use Debian BTW. (Was on Fedora but killed it when there were sound issues, turned out to Rustdesk at fault. Can't do Mint as it boots to black screen.)

"If there's war between the sexes then there'll be no people left..."

It's probably left over from Christmas parties where it's been cut up and put on plates to nibble on.

Not for this Sharp one.

Made a video to show it.

https://youtu.be/FNh4uymKRbg