Linux can run off an HDD.

Hell, there are versions of Linux that are designed to be run off a USB stick.

The real euphoria is seeing somebody reference said post years after you deleted it.

I say the following as a current Jellyfin user who stopped using Plex for privacy reasons: Plex making it easy to share your library outside of your LAN is an absolutely gigantic point in its favour. I don’t understand why so many Jellyfin people seem unable or unwilling to understand or acknowledge this.

They’re not exclusively for online people, but online people seem far more likely to complain about them, at least in my experience. Or maybe I’ve just spent far too much time on Reddit.

Toilet paper orientation

Pineapple on pizza

The word “moist”

Basically the stupid shit that chronically online people hate because they’re told to.

It’s been a while since I’ve done it, but there’s an option in Clonezilla which lets you clone a smaller drive onto a bigger one, while expanding it to fill up the extra space.

Jesus fuck.

Time to learn how to safely expose Jellyfin, I guess.

…okay? Good riddance, then.

Why not? All the regular people who actually pay tax will remain.

They always threaten to, but they never actually do.

Back to the Future 2 promised us flying cars, (actual) hoverboards, and Jaws 19… 11 years ago.

this is NOT a restarting of the war or end to the ceasefire

Fires

“This is not an end to the ceasefire”

…and what about iPhone owners?

If Motorola offer one with and SD card and headphone jack, I’m buying it on day one.

Motherboards were already way too goddamn expensive, anyway.

About a year ago I was considering upgrading my AM4 PC to AM5. The rock-bottom cheapest motherboards were only slightly cheaper than the relatively high-end one I got 5-ish years ago. I decided to stick with my current PC.

Duh.

The owners of something as valuable (monetarily, at least) as TikTok sure as shit aren’t going to support anything even remotely resembling left-wing politics.

Is this just a Proxmox thing? I’m running Debian on my server, and as far as I know, the kernel has always upgraded properly when there’s a new one available.

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RAM manufacturers disagree. I’ve seen many sticks of RAM in my day and none of them have ever said “gibibyte” or “GiB” on them.

I will die on the hill that binary prefixes are stupid and unnecessary.