I use rsync for virtually every mv/cp-like command that is not a single file from one local disk to a different location on the same local disk. It definitely has some advantages.

I just got a NAS and downloaded all my GOG and Humble games into it. Didn’t even occur to me that something like this existed. I’m going to have to give it a try soon, since it sounds like Linux through Wine is supported.

Page not found? For the ccc link, video works though

Honestly I still often look up alternate documentation, searching “how do I do x?” instead of reading the actual documentation. I think the official documentation tends to be very technical about everything you need to know about the modules, etc. But if you’re trying to get one particular thing done in a hurry, finding something someone else has already done and copying it as much easier.

That said, I do believe the official documentation gets better with age/the more you come back to it.

Sometimes all you need is a good heart.

I use Jellyfin which covers all my personal streaming needs. But yeah, still not the same

I hate depending on an Internet connection and listening to ads (even as a paid customer), so local media is the only solution for me. And it’s getting so hard to find phones with SD cards that I might have to start carrying around an MP3 player too.

I have a couple iPod classics, one has a dead battery but the other runs just fine. What all are the options for keeping these alive?

I haven’t even watched the unveiling yet, much less read any white papers on it, but from what little I know it kind of sounds like Veilid is the perfect answer for this?

https://veilid.com/

Buddy at the local hackerspace was showing off his homemade Geiger counter attachment at last night’s open house. I’ll share this with him and see if he can elaborate

I had just started pirating movies when I watched this; I stopped a few minutes in, ran to the store, and bought it. Zero regrets, that movie was great.