I have a TBO (to be organized) folder where I dump things that I can’t clearly categorize right away. Eventually, I spend a few hours sorting everything manually. I sort my music by genre, not by artist or year, so when im in the mood for say, some DnB, I don’t have to recall the artist or album, I just hit shuffle on my DnB folder
I don’t rely on auto-taggers, because I discover artists from soundcloud and YouTube that may not have their info readily available on such websites.
I mean, I just bought two used systems for under $500 CAD combined, both capable of being used as servers, if I wanted to. I’m more worried about HDD prices, nevermind flash storage. I have no idea when I will be able to afford a 10+ TB HDD in the next couple years, at least.
Cisco’s CCNA exam, I think, covers a lot of ground. Although, homelab specific knowlegde, is best gained by building stuff and getting your hands dirty, so to speak, in my opinion.
I mean, there’s literal full step by step guides on youtube on how to start hosting and exposing services locally on a home server to the world, just look for “how to self host” or “home server guide” and you can learn alot of the basics that way. You don’t really need to learn all of networking, unless you want to.
Thanks for this, I forget things like this exist
am linux user, will one day own a bidet (when I can afford my own damn place, that is)
look at this blessed individual who has a MicroCenter within reach, lucky you!
I switched to grapheneOS. Fuck Google.
will likely switch to a proper linux phone, when they get to a point of being actually useable
odd, jackbox works without issue with both Proton experimental via steam/lutris or proton-ge over the past year or so for me
who are the fascists and white supremacists?
Google wants to finance anything they can get their damn search engine into, that’s not entirely the fault of Firefox. I still use a firefox-based browser, but only for now.
There is ladybird on the horizon, a browser being built from scratch, not based on either Gecko or Webkit.
Linus Torvalds slams people who think they understand software development, Elon Musk being one of them.
too little, too late