Neat, in IronFox, that is already one of the search providers to choose from to set as the default. I had to manually add it to KISS, bit it is working great

KISS settings > Search settings > Add web search provider

https://noai.duckduckgo.com/?q=%25s

#MapsWithoutAQ

I use Syncthing, so more-or-less the same as your Nextcloud setup, and have no complaints about speed. In what way is syncing sluggish? That Joplin takes too long while reading your local filesystem? Like this should have taken less than ten seconds?

I believe Joplin or Logseq are the open source alternatives to Obsidian that most people recommend. I use Joplin

And enough common scents to wear two colognes for a special occasion

Individual modules may usually be powers of two, but a machine can make use of multiple mismatched modules. 64+16+4+4+2=90

I do still think that AI overview answer is bogus, but it’s not impossible.

EDIT: Now that I think of it, I have definitely seen individual consumer DIMMs in 24, 48, or 96 GB. So, not always just powers of two.

That is not a thing. But every donation platform out there that the various developers use has a “recurring donation” option that is almost what you are looking for.

Thunder does render display names by default, but offers the setting to disable it. I do disable it.

In general, yes. Using ceramic static bearings is standard for trackballs because it is more smooth than the ball just grinding against plastic or something.

This design for the trackball holder is made to use three BTUs as the primary bearings, then includes a spot for a single static bearing that just serves to add stability. That static bearing does really feel optional here, as the trackball touches just the three BTUs 99% of the time. Quick movements that jerk the ball a bit and make it touch the static bearing are rare, and could probably just be avoided by adjusting your pointing technique to just not let that happen.

Here is a blog post comparing different types of common trackball bearings: https://kbd.news/Trackball-bearing-comparison-1757.html

My parents gave birth to me and brought me into this world, so I sure as hell am not going to do that to a child of my own.

Yeah, this definitely doesn’t fit the community

Just yesterday, I was idly wondering if Termux could be used to run Syncthing instead of using questionable Android apps. Neat to see that it’s working, and setting it up just now was as simple as on any other Linux device.

What does “all over it” mean in this context?

And what does the change log entry mean practically? People who type th will have their input changed to “th” before posting?

It means that it used to be replaced when viewing a comment with a thorn on PieFed. The comment still contains a thorn in the database. With the update, it is no longer replaced.

For example, here is this post from a PieFed instance that is still on v1.4.0, which just shows th everywhere. On the other hand, here is this post from a PieFed instance running the v1.5.0 update, showing the thorn.

I am surprised no one has mentioned KISS yet. A much simpler approach to launching Android apps, by typing what you want

https://github.com/Neamar/KISS

Does sudo run things as administrator now on Windows?

All your gods are false. Call the right person for the job

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