3. The US is expensive.

But… It is P2P WiFi…

Proofreading for who, though? Most writing is 8th grade reading level for accessibility, both for the uneducated and for nonnative speakers.

Yea comes in super handy when you always want dropbear SSH for remote unlock, or making sure both RAID disks boot, etc.

I do it for all my software setup, too. A shell script for each, then a for loop that asks to run each. But I also made https://github.com/fmstrat/gam, so maybe I just like overkill bash.

Every time I set up anything, I do one of two things:

• If it’s container based, it gets a commented docker compose file in my custom orchestration

• If it’s on a host system, the changes are scripted and commented in a setup script, which are run on new machines. If the acrit is specific to one machine, it is configured as such

I find in-setup docs to be best for a home lab, plus if I have to replace hardware, it’s fast.

Fun fact, I do it for laptops and desktops, too.

Agree 99%. Two caveats:

• In situations like this, yes. But there are certainly many situations a 10 year old is not equipped to deal with that adults are, because:
• Remember that 10 year olds do not have the same comprehension, vocabulary, or mental resilience of an adult. Words can have long-term effects on their development that they might not for most adults.

(Saying this for OP more than for you, BTW)

Sounds like you just described Bazzite.

If you use ZFS this becomes easy, because you can do incremental backups at the block level.

I have my home lab server and do snapshots and sends to a server at my fathers house. Then I also have an external drive that I snapshot to as well.

Yup, my servers just run bare Debian and ZFS and I have backup scripts that parse the docker compose files for how often to run and keep backups.

Whenever we bike ride gravel roads, we always correct the surface.

Typey type, typity type type.

So for those wondering on comparisons to other FOSS options:

Fittrackee (https://github.com/SamR1/FitTrackee): Very similar, but Endurain also seems to track weight vs just activity.

Wanderer (https://github.com/Flomp/wanderer): Also similar, but has social sharing and geared more towards trail recording like Alltrails. Also does not have weight tracking.

Note: Another big differentiator seems to be Garmin and Strava integrations.

Great book

Perfect, thanks. Jail broke mine for Koreader years ago, bit have never tried Android.

What process did you use?

Love this feature in Thunder. Just hit share and you get a lot of options you can open in the browser.

This is a bad idea. Hear me out:

You click on a link to lemmy.world to a post that has hundreds of comments. Instead, you get redirected to my.instance where this community is not federated. The post is immediately federated and loads, and you see the post on your home instance.

But no comments. No future comments, nothing.

A better method would be to have just “action” links go to your home instance. I.E. up vote, comment, save, etc.

And Brits (relevant to OP). But they had the wrong visa.

Sounds like you should contribute to Fossify, the successor of Simple Mobile Tools.

Or just hide read posts?