I remember OO was incredibly painful to get running. When I finally managed, I just tore down the whole thing and never looked back.

I had assumed it was a remark made under the breath but loud enough to be overhead…

Not accidentally holding a strangers hand. This is the worst one by far.

I have my ‘incident recovery’ docs on my server.
It went down once, and when that connected, my single thought was ‘fuck’ haha.

People don’t seem to understand that no-one can reasonably stop a breach today.
The question is whether the attackers got anything of value and how easy they got in.

The horrible subtext aside, can you imagine typing out an imaginary conversation on a birthday card?
Or maybe they were so in sync that they were finishing each other’s sentences

An insurmountable task just due to the volume of it at this point

I love mealie. I can steal online recipes, catalogue them, adjust them to my liking, plan all the shopping. Definitely a core self hosted service in my house.

e: I was so excited I didn’t realise I just parroted everything you said.

All of those senior devs that got sacked will be laughing for the rehire salary increase, assuming their company doesn’t fold on the ai code house of cards.

I have recently booted into dad’s decade(s?) old xp pc and was baffled by how snappy that thing was…

There are addons to unload tabs after a time, so you can feed your watchlist habit even more aggressively

This is insane. I think I’d use ten different applications and still not cover these features. And I can host this. Using a single python file.

Looking forward to trying that today.

I’d also like that please if you get around to it. It’s been on my backlog for a while now.

Just anywhere on the Internet, really

I used to laugh at these, but I’ve just been asked to help with an issue where I work and what do you know… long story short it’s not funny to me anymore

still configuring.

In my experience, this is always the case with ha

Well, he did manage to destroy a lot more than just himself.

Not necessarily, paperless offers various sorting and cataloguing features, as well as rules and basic learning. If you spend time setting it all up, it should drive itself in time and search may only be a fallback mechanism.

It’s really useful where you can tell it ‘catalogue this as x, but also store it as y’. So, again, if done properly, you can move to another system with already well catalogued document structure.

Not everyone has time, skill, or desire to spend their nights learning how to build and configure a nas.
People have other hobbies than IT, so if a photographer wants to have a local storage for his portfolio without faff, I guess they can get fucked?
Really with your gatekeeping