madjo

That sounds like a great solution to my current frustration that the autobackup feature of Immich on iOS is so opaque. It only works when the app is open and even then oftentimes you’re just staring at the backup screen while seemingly nothing is happening, despite Immich’s backlog of thousands of photos still needing to be uploaded.

Wikipedia isn’t using the term to describe Hitler on that page though, it’s not saying “The Fuhrer was an Austrian-born German politician who was the dictator of Germany during the Nazi era”. That’s the difference.

correct, just like how the swastika was originally not a hate symbol. But nowadays, Germans would not refer to anyone as “Führer”, unless they’re (neo)nazis.

even edgelord vacuous nazis are just that: nazis. No matter the reason, or if it’s meant “ironically”, they’re a nazi. There’s no excusing it, or softening it, they’re a full blown nazi.

He did the nazi salute on stage, at least twice, he holds extreme right-wing and white supremacist views, he is a nazi.

And all of the sycophantic muskanites love licking his boots.

These AI techbros only surround themselves with Yes men, so that’s why they sound so clueless…

It would’ve been nice if malwarebytes had actually fact checked those steps to turn off smart features for the app on mobile. Because as they are right now, it only works on the desktop version of gmail.com despite what they claim in the steps themselves.

Here’s how to turn it off on iOS:

1. Open the gmail app
2. Tap on the hamburger menu (top left) and scroll all the way down and tap on “Settings”
3. Go to “Data privacy” option in the settings menu (they omitted this step on Malwarebytes)
4. Turn off “Smart features”

That site is cancer on mobile. Can anyone TLDR this article for me?

Fuck AI. I don’t want it.

Especially if it lasts 4 minutes 33.

ARGH this triggered a bit of PTSD for me…

“We’re going to convert these COBOL applications to C#, and you need to test that the new application works exactly the same, including the same bugs as the old application.”
“Ok, where’s the specifications and test reports of the old COBOL applications?”
“They were lost to time, we don’t know where they are.”
“Ok, so how are the developers going to write the C# code?”
“They’re going to read the COBOL scripts and recreate them into C#, we advise you do the same.”

Cue me spending a month trying to decypher the COBOL gobbledigook into inputs and outputs, and write testcases based on that. And after that month was up, and I had delivered my testcases, they told me that my services were no longer needed.

I actually forgot about Roman numerals for a second.

he’s ordering 7, I think, if you count the thumb.

It does have an app, but I’m not using it. It also doesn’t work, because it can’t find the vacuum on the network.

The device has 2 buttons: “turn on/off” and “find home”, those are the only two I need.

A vacuum doesn’t need internet access.

That is why I have denied internet access for my robot vacuum cleaner. Xiaomi doesn’t need to know the blueprint of my house, and if it can’t connect to the internet, there’s no need for firmware updates.

I’ll start the thing by pressing the button at the top.

If you can manage to download your ebooks to your PC, you can use Calibre with a DeDRM plugin to release your Amazon hostages books. But it’s not a very straightforward process.

More recent guide: https://github.com/apprenticeharper/DeDRM_tools/discussions/2395

+1 for ProxMox.

I have that running and it’s pretty easy to work with

It’s a bit strange that when you create a note, you don’t automatically go to the editor.

That’s exactly what a 4chan user would say… *narrows eyes in suspicion*

I don’t mind those people, I just wish they wouldn’t go off on tangentially related subjects.