

Ugh, please no more Crisp Rat


Ugh, please no more Crisp Rat
That’s what I like about it. I use my computer to use applications and it gets out of the way.
My favourite editor is the first one I find that’s installed
Notepad++ doesn’t have Notepad’s awesome AI features, clearly


Yes.
How about companies have to pay a monthly subscription fee for our data.


But do you aim to close them as a stack or a queue


A nice, simple solution of having a file and an app that can read that file. Hard to believe people are suggesting setting up a whole e-mail server to read one file.


Like your house is a big, complex PC case.


Consider also the energy and water they use to cool the datacentre equipment, which doesn’t usually happen at home.


slaps thighs and stands up Well, look at the time, I better get going


Rainbow Dash would definitely be using CachyOS
Looks like an old Apple font, well played.


I find curating the collection quite relaxing, so I agree there. I have all the automation set up for new media that’s not released yet, but the other main benefit I get is using it as a search interface for multiple public and private trackers without having to visit any external websites.
The truly enlightened


With this many PCs, just for the fun of it I’d set them up as Kubernetes or Proxmox, passing maximum storage to one of the guests as a NAS. Then your hardware is pretty flexible for the future.
All my important stuff is saved to SomeDrive