

Ah OK that’s a shame.
Ah OK that’s a shame.
I haven’t even looked at port forwarding. I think maybe some ISPs in some countries might block traffic this way but others will know better. Everything just works with Mullvad on Fedora with Qbittorrent, so I’m happy.
I can’t speak for others but I go through phases of enjoying the sound of different accents. I’m currently loving Indian.
That sounds like a great way of doing it :) I’ve seen some lovely stretches of canal. Do you ever make it over East Anglia?
That’s great you’re on the water. I know a few people who have lived on the canals and I have a lot of respect for it. I’m on bit of a mission to sail the seas - wish me luck!
Where did the Linux socks thing come from? I see it around and am curious about the lore.
It’s great isn’t it. The panels are getting denser as well which must be great for sailors. What sort of boat do you have?
Pretty ironic considering they don’t play any sports of their own.
Only joking. We’re offgrid anyway, so unless they can figure out a tiny, cheap and quiet one I can buy off the shelf some time soon I will be solar for a while to come!
Panels have become ridiculously cheap per kwh. I was looking for some more recently and they had halved in price in the space of a few years while everything else has almost doubled.
I’d love to see more innovation in mechanical storage.
Man, just when I’d bought all those solar panels.
Sounds like either a) the dehumidifier is broken or confused b) your apartment has more moisture in it than you thought or c) the moisture is being replenished from somewhere.
I stayed in a friends house a few months ago and she had 4 dehumidifiers running since she bought it. The house was built before damp proofing was a thing and set into a hill, so the place is basically one massive wick for groundwater. It will never be over for her.
It certainly is!
That debt will be bigger the longer it is left before nationalising it. The situation shouldn’t have been left to fester for so long.
I’m afraid I can’t offer any recommendations but I just wanted to say how beautiful it is to think of you keeping track of each others heartbeats while you’re apart. That’s love
If the government is not selling us out then what do they have to hide?
It’s no wonder we don’t trust politicians when it’s clear they don’t trust us.
Check out Cherrytree. I use it for keeping track of literally everything in my life. It’s hierarchical and searchable and you can insert files as well as hyperlink to external files, URLS and other nodes internally. You can export the database in various formats and there is also the option to have it encrypted. You can theme it in the preferences to make it look nicer too (the default is a bit retro-looking). It’s free and open source and AFAIK you can open your database in other applications, so you’re not locked into it.
If you want to sync it across devices just use Syncthing or whatever file sync app you’re selfhosting.
I highly recommend it! Probably the most important application I have on my computer.
Anyone want to start a silicone mask business with me and go on Dragon’s Den?
I was just borrowing it when I made the rip and was also using a borrowed drive to read it, so I’d rather try and fix the files I currently have. I tried ripping it more than once when I had it, so I just settled for what I got - only getting around to fixing it now!
Have a look at YUNOhost for your OS. It’s based on Debian and is designed to be really easy to set up and use, which might be useful for you as you have young children and not much time.