

Promise everything, deliver just short of something, then charge people for the rest of the comment in DLC style payments.
Promise everything, deliver just short of something, then charge people for the rest of the comment in DLC style payments.
Does badly count as a way?
I kinda keep an eye on that https://selfh.st/ post that does a weekly roundup of stuff to know when I need to do patching.
No doubt there is a container I could run that would do it for me. I just can’t remember the name of it.
DW has good graphics now compared to what it use to have.
It’s almost like mechanics trumps graphics.
See Dwarf Fortress.
Have you seen the shit they have to deal with to get qualified?
Imagine you got your driver’s licence only yo then have to get a sub license to drive a Holden Astra, but your partner to has a sub license for a Holden Commodore. You can’t drive each others car.
That is what pilots are like in some spots. Just because you can fly a Boeing 777 doesn’t mean you can also fly a 787 or 747
Removing old features so we can bring them back as paid features later on.
Go on.
And then there is the massive tax breaks the stadiums are given so the is even less returning to the city’s coffers.
The fuck is in your water? Also, can I have some?
That is what the B in RAID stands for.
Backups???
Slowly building up my self hosted test env in a VM on my gaming PC.
Most recently playing with homepage so I don’t have to remember as many sub domains.
Eventually I will get the *arr stack going so my jellyseerr instance is more automated.
Ohh god no, those are the worse condiments.
I don’t know. Sounds pretty horrifying. Like people who propose at sporting matches.
Depends how many birds have shat on it.
What kind of freezers are they? I hear that top loading freezers are quite efficient because the cool doesn’t escape when it gets opened like a front loading one.
This isn’t that good of an idea. While it seems like a good idea as we skip the loss of DC solar panel to AC mains to DC appliance.
Currently each appliance* you have runs at 110/240 AC and will transform down to whatever DC voltage the device needs.
Solar panels produce DC voltage somewhere between 12v to 52v.
Plugging in a device that expects 12v into a 48v line will blow something up.
*Some appliances like washing machines, fridges, toasters, kettles don’t always use DC some will still step down the voltage to something more usable.
Docker on windows is weird. It’s why I run docker in a Hyper-V cm on my PC not in wsl.
Reminds me of this.