s38b35M5 @ s38b35M5 @lemmy.world

Musician, mechanic, writer, dreamer, techy, green thumb, emigrant, BP2, ADH

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Source? I recall that they only changed their policy from "we will not comply with a request," to, "we comply with lawful requests," and the breach was about confidence, not showing they gathered data they claimed not to gather. They still maintain that they don't log connection details, only payment and account creation, but the rewording of the policy at least implies that they could log more "if asked," which does leave the user wondering.

Unless you know something I don't...

Mobaxterm is my favorite so far

Edit: didn't mean to suggest a Windows-only tool.

I see this is a similar tool but haven't a chance to try it until tomorrow

https://www.asbru-cm.net/

Same on mobile. Looks like pictrsmight be hosed somehow

Thought the GPL theoretically forbade this. No? Licensing is not a strong suit of mine...

I think it was an IBM/MS OS. Forget if it was desktop, server or "other" though.

Edit: that's right, it was IBM hoping to privatize the OS on a hard-to-clone PC (PS/2) when they saw their market share eroding quickly. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2019/11/half-an-operating-system-the-triumph-and-tragedy-of-os2/

Thanks for illuminating some black box for me!

So even if github and gitlab and similar were shutdown, the data (code) being worked on can live on, and isn't tied to the platform, right?

Fun (or annoying?) fact: the expression is actually "champing at the bit"

Wondering the same. DAW? DAW-Lite?

Here's a version that will do a batch (in the current folder/directory)

for i in *.opus; do ffmpeg -i "$i" -c:a libmp3lame -q:a 0 -map_metadata 0 "${i%.*}.mp3"; done

Love your username. I'm Kiazi's children, their faces wet, every time I watch that ep.

Well-said.

A few points:

• The redundant (second) PSU on the server is not using power (at least, not much) unless the other fails. Its job is to be available if the other PSU fails, or if power is lost (you typically have them on different PDUs and fed by different UPSs.
• Almost any desktop is going to use less power than a server, as servers don't bother with power-saving features or power states other than full tilt into oblivion.

I won't go into the research required to give you a quantitative analysis, but suffice to say that a server > desktop in terms of power usage IN MOST CASES. Of course, if the desktop is running four 250w GPUs and running crypto or other full-time workloads, it could exceed the server, but all things being equal, well, you get the point.

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What are the results of a scrub on the filesystem? I'm not familiar with BTRFS, but use ZFS, and a scrub is where I would start in your shoes.

I just noticed a Disney film with the 100 years logo, and realized they still have copyright on their OG stuff. Too bad. It was never meant to establish a dynasty, just a bit of crumb before your work went into public domain. Sigh...

Same. My Nexus 5x was the last device I had with this feature. Until then evvry device I owned had it, and I always tweaked it so color was unique to each app. Its a shame when something not useful to 100% of users is phased out with no alternative.

I'm starting my week little late, I know.

https://yoonkeekim.bandcamp.com/track/grassland-dust

For others interested but who prefer not to watch a yt video to find out, care to share the name of the app or project?

I use this: https://www.filebot.net/