it does. you need to choose the software. you need to install the software. you need to update the software, and be prepared to deal with a bad update. you need to keep backups so that you can restore your files when disaster happens, and you need to know how to make a proper backup (have all the data, also backup the permissions, databases need special care, …) and how to restore it.
yeah, it must be an app issue. log out and reinstall, and then set up the tracked albums again and it should work.
why does everybody assume that all CCTV recordings need to be uploaded to a data center…
maybe the snapshot could be rolled back by a PXE bootable system. but for the second part, btrfs can do snapshots per subvolume, so if you could create a subvolume on user creation that could work
Btrfs and snapshots could help with atomicity, did you consider that?
I wonder where will it store the images though
surely. check the file named Dockerfile in their git repo, it basically holds the installation instructions.
surely. check the file named Dockerfile in their git repo, it basically holds the installation instructions.
the log message contains coordinates and city names, you may want to redact it.
also this is a database issue in the app. what version is this? you should probably report it, but with a redacted log line before you publish where you live
stop thinking about anything else but the children!!
stop thinking about anything else but the children!!
stop thinking about anything else but the children!!
that’s a good quote, and a bad conclusion
didn’t take too long either
did you ever use jitsi? its not a chat platform, but one for video calls. it supports screen sharing and its very good. it works standalone, there are public instances
matrix used to use jitsi for group calls. I don’t know what does it use now as a transition to an in house service has been in the works for a few years now, and element call just now starts to get mature enough, but I’m almost sure you can do screen sharing right now too. but try to check how usable it is before you try to get your friends to use it. if it doesn’t work well, they may not accept your advice (as easily) in the future to switch chat providers
you can always keep the venv dir in the project dir, even without uv. that’s what I do most of the times
its for a different purpose. I wouldn’t use syncthing the way I use rsync
is tilvids overloaded right now? I can barely watch the video. also I don’t see the peer traffic indicators, has p2p distribution been turned off?
the mpv player does that too for the cache folder. It’s configurable and documented
I don’t often use it but I like the word “eh?!”, it’s funny to me the way it sounds