

I dunno.
I am using it to keep a real time copy of documents on an offsite server.
Feels like a backup to me.


I dunno.
I am using it to keep a real time copy of documents on an offsite server.
Feels like a backup to me.


I use syncthing.
Is rsync better?
Syncthing works pretty well for me and my stable of Ubuntu, pi, Mac, and Windows


The Clovis people?


TBF ChatHPT is probably your best bet
FWIW, the sound they are recreating is a conversation held near the bag not the bag itself crinkling.
Irs early and I haven’t had coffee yet. I had to look it up.
Exactly how we did it too. We created the editor/assembler that peeked to see what was there and display it in Assembly, Hexadecimal, and ASCII.
You could edit whichever version you wanted and it would Poke it into RAM.
You could also save swaths to a file.


Don’t forget us!


Winner winner chicken dinner


Weather.gov had the front page downgraded during the Trump administration.
However, if you take a second and put in your ZIP Code and poke around some, it is really freaking good.
And it’s free.


Airline mechanics used to record reported problems they couldn’t find as:
Joystick actuator error


We will be watching to see if it catches on in the business world where people have to accomplish things rather than just dicking around.


As someone who owned a 1993, a 2000, and a 2008 BMW in succession, I cannot believe anyone would buy the pieces of crap they have turned into.
I stopped buying them when they started piping in fake engine noise into the cabin and dropped all pretense that the cars would last beyond the lease period (I don’t buy new cars).
It looks like they have gotten much worse.
Back in High School in the 80’s me and a buddy wrote a Z-80 editor assembler in TRS-DOS BASIC.
It was not rocket science.


The message is multi-factor


Why would a telecom company care what the content of the bits they are being paid to transmit?
The volume I can understand.


I don’t know if it’s possible to be an audiophile anymore. I haven’t seen a store where you can compare gear since the 1980’s.
I don’t know if it’s in your budget but I have had good luck buying Pyle amps and klipsche speakers.
The change the amps constantly https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/679325-REG/Pyle_Pro_PTAU45_PTAU45_Mini_120_Watt.html
That is a good point.
In my case, I was trying to address the shortcomings of Apple Time Machine. I use a Mac mini as the server I work from on all my machines. Time Machine does the version Managment for me.
I just use Sync Thing through a VPN to keep an offsite backup of content files (not a complete OS restore) and to keep a copy of critical files on my laptop in case I am away from my home network and need to see a file.
I still need to implement a regular air gapped backup instead of the ad-hoc that I have now.