It's also worth checking out Atoms for Peace. It's Thom York, Flea (from red hot chilli peppers) and the producer of radio head (whatever his name is).
Is it just me or are people also using hands up instead of hands down? As in: this is hands down/up the best post I've read all day.
As a non English native this always throws me off.
This is how I do it. I have all my media on a raid 5 tho. Broken hdds are unavoidable in the long run, so I want protection for that. If something goes sideways at rebuilding, so be it. Most of the movies and shows I'm wondering what I save them for anyways. My music collection is worth more to me and backed up properly. Same goes for my personal stuff.
But xmanager is not providing the apk, so the project doesn't do anything illegal.
Also if you root your phone (not illegal for some devices) you can install any app from the store and the apk is just there.. on your device, which you can then patch.
It's an app to patch the spotify app, so you have all the premium features. It's not illegal per se, but still, they don't want to grab too much attention.
Kann ich mir nicht vorstellen. Das hieße, dass neben jedem Parkstreifen ein genau so breiter Radstreifen sein müsste.
I like that it adds everything into one post instead of replying a dozen times. Good work.
I think one of the reasons people like having kids, is because they can see the world through there eyes. Everything you've already experienced numerous of times, they get to see for the first time and relay there joy to you. And you get to show them. Ignoring the depressing reality, painting a picture of the world like it once felt to you.
I can't check right now, but if you go to your.ip:8096/api-docs/swagger/index.html you can see all endpoints.
Sorry for posting here, somehow I cant respond to the op.
Sind solche Seiten nicht vergleichbar mit z.B. reddit, nur dass dessen Content creator bezahlte angestellte sind?
Verstehe mich nicht falsch, ich finde das auch cringe und unnötig, aber im Endeffekt bekommt man doch fast überall den gleichen low effort content serviert.
I'd argue, that lower frequencies (male voices) are harder to understand, because built in tv speaker struggle to reproduce them. The attenuation should not really matter in a closed room, a size that normal people can afford.
Other than that I think you are totally right.
Totally agree. That's what I tell any friend who asks me for buying advice. Go to the store, and see what you like, built quality and feature wise. Think about how many USB ports you need, what gimmicks you like, screen that you can fold over, or turn around and such things. Feel how heavy it is, how big the screen is compared to the overall size and how you like the keyboard.
Then go on the internet and get that base model with the best internals you are willing to pay for.
I find that title a but over dramatic. If you download a torrent then for the love of the community seed back. If you get your stuff elsewhere, then... well don't.
I think what you actually mean is Why I would never download a torrent. which is totally fine and your decision to make.
Are they even legit? I always assume that's some kind of a scam. That they don't actually have the files, but generate them based on incoming searches to get people to pay them. Because no matter what you are looking for, somehow there is always this one guy who as everything... neatly sorted and locked.
But either way, they are scum and should be ignored.
Outlook gave me an opt in to a new client, it's basically the webclient, looks kinda like an webapp. Needless to say it sucks, I hope they won't follow through with this bullshit.
Managing certificates is fairly easy with let's encrypt and certbot. Just get a free subdomain from duckdns and give it a try. The only thing I wish I knew earlier is, that you don't need the whole snapd thing to install certbot, like they tell you in the official Dokumentation, but can just install it from the debian repository (and I assume the same goes for Ubuntu)