Unrelated to your question, but do you get cost estimates while setting up the VM? I tried setting one up a while back but, despite picking all the free settings, it still estimated a cost of $2 per month. It never asked for CC info, but it still felt off.
I can’t say I disagree, but I am ignorant of what the alternatives would be. A tagged database of files so you can query by tag, filename, or such?
“Documenting the code base will be your first task for the next month to help show us how well you understand the codebase.”
I was about to say the opposite. They somehow made it uglier.
I’ve never been so insulted. Even if it is accurate.
I’ve never had a download tagged as SuccessfulCrab that wasn’t malware. I don’t know enough about them to know if that’s their fault or the indexers’.
I promised a number of hours under any sane estimate and delivered four days over the estimate. Success.
In my opinion this is the biggest shortcoming of the ActivityHub ecosystem. That’s not to say it should have been solved by now, since I don’t know how to decentralize authentication safely. And after using it for a while I’m not sure I want a single account.
But it is a challenge facing newcomers and those trying to recruit them. This group of services is already tough to explain sometimes, and telling them it all interconnects just muddies the waters when you have to explain that it’s not the way they expect.
Is the one on the left the dried one?
I can’t help with the extensions, but I will say Outlook is the hungriest tab on my machine. 850MB on startup with no extensions. So only about half of what you’re seeing, but still way more than anything else I open.
I commend your tab hoarding. I just want to know how much RAM you have to support that. I have 32 GB, Firefox won’t load them until I click on them, and it still struggles at 100 tabs.
What a crazy headline if you know nothing about these projects.
Plus that Gavin Belson guy keeps trying to jam his horrible signature into his products.
Anybody know how to determine if your router’s affected? Mine isn’t in the list, but is actually older than those models. I’ve been having a lot of Internet issues lately, so now I’m nervous.
Is it possible to do something like this with a newer router? My wireless-G router is finally dying after 20 years, and if I need to upgrade it’d be nice to wrap it all in one.
I’m running the same version of Jerboa but I’m not seeing this issue. I’m on a different instance, though. I assume you already killed the app and restarted it?
This is my exact setup. The upgrade from the smart TV was night and day. Apps load instantly and Jellyfin works great. Most importantly the remote is easy to use and can control the TV.
I used to love C++ and I still do to some extent. But the longer I am away from it the more I realize it was largely just Stockholm syndrome.
I had a suspicion when they called it the “Special Military Op Zone”. Classic colonizer verbiage.