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  • I like using syncthing. It syncs all my apps that are backed up with neobackup, my pictures, files etc. to my NAS. Then my NAS runs borg on that directory as well as all the other important NAS directories to make the legit backups.

    I have termux installed but I honestly rarely use it. Hate typing on the phone in the terminal... if I need to do it then I'll just adb connect from my computer and do it from there on a real keyboard.

  • Yeah, I feel the same way. I also settled on singlefile. I save them to my NAS in a organized directory. My NAS directories are mounted on all my computers so I just have a FireFox bookmark to that local directory and I can seemlessly browse and open them.

  • OpenBooks - Easily download/pirate books.

    uLogger - Logging my travel and rides.

    Adminer - GUI frontend that can access multiple databases.

    Minimalist-Web-Notepad - A simple notepad for quick notes and lists.

  • If you don't mind using your phone then this is how mine is setup.

    I use Microsoft Lens on the phone to make the scans. The folder that Microsoft Lens outputs to is synced to the Paperless consume folder with Syncthing. So basically, all the scans that I take with Microsoft Lens go right into Paperless automatically.

    Even though I also have a printer/scanner, I find myself using my phone more often for convenience even if it does suffer some quality.

  • Like 3 extra unnecessary clicks in every comment thread I go into... yeah, that's unusable for me. And there have been github issues/requests for this already. For some reason, closed without actually implementing it.

  • It's crazy not to have openmediavault or to ever discuss it on their shows. But I guess when the inferior competition like UnRAID is paying them to boost sales it's better to ignore one of the best server distros for selfhosters. It is literally built for small business and home servers and it's debian underneath which is great for power users that find shit like UnRAID limiting and shady.

  • The link is not broken it works... and these are zoning code requirements that specify how fences are built and there is a section about which way it faces. I can't help you're computer illiterate and can't figure out how to view a pdf. You lost buddy, you can try all the mental gymnastics you want but this is getting sad and pathetic for you now.

  • When you finally resort to semantics to counter, you know you've lost, but... not only that, you're absolutely wrong! Zoning codes are what state which way a fence must face. Lmao, how many more Ls you want to take buddy? Confidently incorrect again!