That's fine with me, as I'm the only user in my instance.
Though I do still think this is a huge miss on pictrs to not allow the admin to browse the photos stored on their own server. I mean, someone could upload an illegal photo, not post it, then send the URL that only they could possibly know to whichever relevant government agency anonymously and potentially ruin the life of the admin.
Thank you so much for contributing and making this much needed fix.
I agree! Or let us disable caching images from other instances. I'm not interested at all in rehosting images that other users on other instances upload. That's too much of a legal liability to me.
The parking brake method is how I learned. But I grew up here, where you are always on a hill and always in stop and go traffic. So I eventually just give up on stick shift.
I haven't tried in over 10 years, but I was able to back then. It would probably take a bit of practice to get it back, but I'm sure I could figure it out again.
Since then I have owned two cars with paddle shifters, which I think is the best of both worlds for a casual driver who likes playing racing games, but has never driven on a track and doesn't really plan to.
I feel lucky none got copied to my instance. But I shut down my instance anyway. I am thinking about shredding my pictrs directory anyway and bringing it back up with pictrs removed completely.
You must be amazingly lucky. Bluetooth has been nothing but issues for me for 15 years of use, across a plethora of host and client devices, OSes, mobile and desktop, all Bluetooth versions, proprietary implementations (game controllers), cheap devices, expensive devices, ranges, etc. Bluetooth has improved a lot in the past 5 years, but it's still not good enough imo. A PS5 controller can't stay reliably connected to my steam deck that is docked by my TV while I am sitting on my couch, yet an Xbox controller with a wifi-based USB dongle works fine.
My current setup is using the former, but I did the latter for so many years and the only issue I had was the clock would get fucked up after booting Windows. But I agree, it's much safer to have your Windows SSD physically removed when installing Linux so grub doesn't get installed on the same SSD as Windows. I wouldn't do it with all the horror stories I have read. My good experience was probably dumb luck.
I did it recently. I just plugged a live USB into one USB slot and an empty USB stick into another slot. I unplugged my NVMe while I did it so it wouldn't install grub on my Windows SSD.
It already went on sale once, but it wasn't a very low sale. I think that's a good sign that it won't be too long before it drops to decent a price.
It had an amazing story, but the visual glitches were constant. Luckily I didn't run into any glitches that actually affected gameplay. But the visual glitches really broke immersion.
Anything that is desirable is going to be more expensive. I share initials with a certain shoe company and a comic book company. Getting any domain name with my initials, even one of the "cheaper" TLDs is insanely expensive. Like $60K USD a year expensive.
The intro to Ori and the Blind Forest, and the end of Ori and the Will of the Wisps.