Agreed. Ratchet & Clank were great games, loved them.

(He also has a long history of not paying, but that’s not relevant for the legal difference)

You don’t happen to know if other have successfully argued on court that since they had a history of not paying, it is understood by everyone that they were not genuine and would not pay?

Sounds to me like this has to be tried in court (unless it has not already) for a legal president to be made, and thus decided if it is legal or not. IANAL

This is why I did for my homelab. I had an Dell OptiPlex 3020 (or something in the 3000 series), took everything except the motherboard and PSU (becuase those were Dells own form factor) and bought those new. A the sole user of what is on my server a consumer i5 is enough, even streaming with Jellyfin works without problems.

Maybe cause it was easier to make an asci duck but “meow’dible” sounds more like “audible” than “quack’dible” does?

I looked through The Wayback Machine and 2025-02-19 03:55:37 was the first earliest occurrence I could find.

Perhaps using another interface that show images like a feed instead of as small thumbnails that has to be clicked to show.

Time to sort by controversial.

I wonder what the cost for building a basement is. Would be amazing to build one and host all my homelab stuff in it.

My dad is more neurodivergent than yours!! /s

I remember ”HD ready” as HDR, then years later HDR (high dynamic range) came a was very confused as to way a 1080p monitor was marked as HD Ready.

Never really used Lightroom, only looked at the interface once or twice. But I think Digikam could be an alternative to replace it.

They stuck to 22.04 for almost 4 years before releasing 24.04

Wasn’t that because of the COSMIC rework? I.e. the created their on DE.

xdotool mentions dotool, never heard of it before.

I haven’t used in a few years, since I couldn’t get it to work the way I wanted. I just lived without it. I remember there being a hassle with installing it as well.
What makes you dislike it so much?

While Linux is imperfect perfect, choosing the right distro makes the rest of the experience straightforward complicated.

/s

Not so much in Linux as in tools I want on Linux being Windows only (or X11).

1. Microsoft’s Terminal App is my favourite console application, there are a ton of other applications to use but nothing hits just right in the way their application does.
2. GOG Galaxy. There is Heroic which is an excellent application the integrates really well with GOG but (the last time I used it) cloud sync was Windows only, so you had to run proton/wine to get cloud sync support even though the game had native Linux support. In the end, I just wish GOG could if not port their client to Linux, at least help Heroic Launcher make cloud sync work with Linux.
3. xdotool - I used it to automate hiding/showing my terminal window. I tried ydotool but could not get it to work.

They even released a statement regarding this.

You complained about docker putting everything into a bag and I tried to argue that this approach was better because there is no need to consider library versions conflicting between apps.

What was super fast indeed!

Set it up at home, open port 22 for SSH and configure some dynamic DNS service to auto update your IP to point at the IP of your home. No need to bring it with you!

And that is perfect. Instead of setting up one VM for each service and manually updating all dependencies, I’d much rather use that very handy bag with everything in it.

Glad to hear that you got it working! The hard part for me was to figure out how to transform a JSON string into an array of n8n objects. I had already done that before so now I just copy that node whenever I need something like again.

I’m doing a bit of tweaking

I figured you would have. But that is half the fun. :-)