Kcg @ Kcg @lemmy.ml

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2 yr. ago

AnnasArchive.org is good at backing up knowledge on a large scale. They also have torrents to spread it around a bit.

Reminds me of the book by Gary Stevenson The Trading Gam, how when he wanted to leave as a bank trader they essentially wanted to ruin him instead of being able to leave.

PDF button? Or time to create an account to get a subscription to access that PDF!

What kind of work do you do?

I'm writing another college textbook,. I use OverLeaf to write LaTeX.

Mkdocs is great! Used by many different OS projects. Simple markdown to HTML site.

www.start.me launcher page. I have all my links on all devices in the same place. My first step when i install a browser.

It is $6 a TB. I use less than a TB. Their whole sthick is being cheaper than others. It is a very basic service overall. But does it's job.

Also they publish drive stats which is pretty cool to have that transparency.

I use them as my backup backup provider. Crazy cheap, my bill was like $1.50 for a month. Their backup command line tool is pretty solid also. I would definitely use them if you need a new backup provider.

XXXX on the cloud. We have YYYY in the cloud. Gahhhh

Same.

You haven't heard of The Cyber AI/data center majiger factory? Or do you mean XHpc? Part of the almighty X

Start saving webpages for offline use like the good old days!

Sorry Mr robot.

I made a little markdown users community if anyone wants to talk markdown. Not much there at the moment!

!markdown@lemmy.ml

Couldn't agree more. Tried OnlyOffice? Lovely suite . Markdown is amazing, I am writing a web book & PDF version with the same source. Did LaTeX, but it was just so cumbersome.

The proton desktop app was pretty slow when i checked it. I might give thunderbird a go.

I got so annoyed at Godaddy and their UI that I jumped to Namecheap. Quick and to the point.

It really is. Such drivel they are posting too.