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  • I have recently heard similar saying with legs, meaning is the smae but different wording roughly translated from Czech:

    What is not in the head, is in the legs.

    Ketchup effect is good, i might use it when the situation comes. Thanks.

  • I have done that a week ago, put Immich on it and planning on other services to degoogle myself. Now i have 6tb of space for my photos, for "free". Minus the initial investment but that should pay itself in few years.

  • It took me a while to read that chart, meybe the heat I don't know.

    But what I got is roughly 1.5°C increase in the last 80 years, is that correct? Would be nice to see this compared to the previous 80 years.

  • Yeah, we say lol to each other as a joke when something is "funny" or as a joke in it self, but never as a response to someone outside the family circle or in formal setting. Bot that may change too in the future.

    The internet is for sure speeding things up. I wonder how will our (Czech) language look like in 10, 20, 30 years. I am all for simplification but sometimes it just feels weird :D

  • We live in Czechia and my SO is teacher in local school. She asked a 6th grade girl what she wants to draw today and she literally responded "IDK". It's kind off weird how internet slang is slowly merging in everyday IRL vocabulary.

  • Yes you can, although this might be better done with rsync - and periodically runnind the syncing command.

    But syncthing does basically the same thing plus you can sync between multiple devices on the same network.

    I sync my laptop config with work pc this way.

    Edit: typos, damn mobile

  • I hate this wording choise, that "Turn off windows copilot" - Enabled, actually means that copilot is disabled. Confusing and unintuitive. It should say just "windows Copilot: Enabled/Disabled". Why is MS like this?