I second LG. Probably even if I don’t connect it to the internet. OLED + webOS + magic remote. If it was super important to not require internet etc, still LG but JB it.

And then there is the feeling of emptiness when you are done and to don’t know what to develop next.

I don’t think I can name 36 languages.

Bitwarden is my goto choice if not keepass. My partner has it and is happy with it. I’m not constantly bothered with questions so I am also happy.

I can highly recommend KeePassXC. Works on Windows, Linux, Android and on Mac and iPhone (Strongbox if you are on Apple, by same file works).

I used to sync with pcloud but I use syncthing now instead.

microsoft sidewinder x4 was a great keyboard. Too bad they stopped making them.

who were overseeing the construction of a new factory

That is a good meal for the leopards indeed.

Am I missing something context? The article talks about Korean workers being sent home because they have the wrong visa. Did they vote for this?

Which language can nil an int?

I have seen one and I have my doubts. Perhaps another 10 years.

It features a 6.5-inch OLED display

Not even sub 6. 😞

First time I have to use it, the spelling really confused me. Wrote unmount and didn’t understand why it didn’t work.

NixOS is a declarative OS. Instead of installing a software, you specify it in a config (.nix file) and rebuild. Same goes mounts, services etc.

I use it because it is great to be able to revert if I do something stupid.

Same here. I remember playing minecraft and wanted to install some mod on my server. There were instructions and I followed them. Problems? Search the web.

I also tried to run TeamSpeak on an RPI at some point, and that was when I learned about ARM.

You are welcome.

Thanks for the research! I will send the museum an email and ask if they know anything.

or genuinely a Swedish person who didn’t realize that impregnerade had a double meaning in English.

Or perhaps someone who knew what they were doing (but more likely not). Perhaps a way to market them outside of Sweden, though that really depends on when this was.

I used to support a few companies hosting their own email servers (I supported the mail server software). I will never host my own email, not unless I have a gateway between me and world, someone to configure the DNS and all that.

1. Figure out what you want to host.
2. Read up on what is required to host that.
3. Understand what is required to host that.
4. Skip step 3, wing it and search the internet as you go.

I second Debian because of the amount of information out there.

Since multiple people will be using the same IP when using a VPN. If one person is a bad actor and causes the IP to be blacklisted, it will affect you too.