I’m a bit confused, we’re talking about RPM not speedo?

I never look at the RPM gauge in a manual, just drive by feel and sound. But no doubt it’d be useful if you’re doing off-road driving?

This sounds very wise, enthusiasm to correct is much stronger than to generate. I’ll start throwing some things together… but there’s a bit skill gap

Yeah the content generation is definitely not my forte , my idea of a strong password is P@ssword. I think definitely a link aggregate would be the lowest hanging fruit. But looking at the limited engagement on the post it might not be of interest to the community. I need to work on my security knowledge anyway so I’ll chip away at something. If it eventuates I might raise it again in 6-12 months

Thanks for your reply. The term ‘system service’ let me search the right terms. ps & pgrep are not utilities im really familiar with, i’ll read up on them, thanks.

Yeah, i uninstalled it months ago. several reboots. Thanks for the heads up re: system service. I ran systemctl --type=service --state=running and found the cheeky bugger running there! Have now removed the service, thanks so much!

I feel seen.

Bro, it’s a printer. I call them a Schrödinger printer, both dead or alive until you try to use it… in which case it’ll likely be dead. Because it’s a printer. And they’re shit.

Good luck with immich, I constantly break mine somehow. Congratulations on the breaking ground on the large rabbit warren.

I touch type , and yes I figured out what the lines were for… But I definitely don’t use them as reference points when I’m typing.

Id say the “bro” in techbros is more derogatory in this definition… like a techflog perhaps.

That’s a wild fucking username.

I believe it came out of the Epstein files that he was intending to (?or did) provide antibiotics to his wife because he had obtained a STI.

Yeah, I’m sure it’s user error somewhere. But trying to find / read logs etc etc or do any type of fault finding is a bit of a grind because I don’t use Linux enough to become proficient

I personally found this really easy to initially install, much easier than photo prism… however it’s died twice on me (postgres issues) first was due to an update and then incorrect permissions… I’m not sure what broke it the second time… So whilst easy to install, does still require maintenance and time to fix issues.

A worthy watch about vpns, obviously just one opinion. https://youtu.be/vQmLMGcCO3I

Ctrl C doesn’t work in the terminal because that’s how you terminate programs. You need to use Ctrl shift c, control shift v etc.

My HP printer was plug and play for printing over the network, quite delightful really.

That’s a great idea!

If that’s the case I’d encourage you to just research everything and then park it for a while. If you’re still interested down the track then pull the trigger. There’s a fair bit to learn re: printer setup, slicing, CAD (if that’s your thing). Yes you can plug and play some things, but if your interest wanes it’s likely going to become an expensive paper weight.