Or… These are very different places with different constraints.
For example, the US is comprised of 50 states - construction has to meet federal, state, county, municipality codes, and then any federal or state agencies that have a say on construction possibly affecting water ways, natural habitat, etc.
The bureaucratic process is staggering.
And municipalities change their minds every day the wind blows (and who is paying them off).
So it’s a problem of bureaucracy and graft.
So the recent episode of Good Cop/Bad Cop was no Agatha Christie murder.
I use Joplin with Syncthing and it works fine, so far?
Is there something about it that’s known to have issues with ST that I just haven’t run into yet?
Yea, not having a better view of note titles is a downside. I really like having that high-level view
Just curious (genuinely not criticising your app choice) - I’ve tried Quillpad and it doesn’t seem much different from Joplin on Android to me.
What is it you find it does better than Joplin for you?
(I’m always testing notebook apps as I’m trying to get away from OneNote.)
A (perhaps) bot account that posts comments like “If Amodioh Chess were mod, he would know what to do in this circumstance”.
Mildly annoying.
I thought this was a photo from the thumbnail.
It really does have a modern feel to it. Impressive. And I’m not exactly an aficionado of visual arts.
1.2 TB is a shitload
That’s about 1/8 my current total storage - in today’s drive costs that’s about $40 for just primary storage, and then 2x - 3x that for backup storage.
I will call them Legos till the day I die, like everyone I know has for 50 years.
I never heard them called “Lego” until the last few years. So its like kleanex and xerox
Legos legos legos legos legos legos
Frankly LOTR is way overrated. Both the books (and therefore) the movies.
I assume the QNAP has some actual performance.
But my experience with NAS apps is they kind of suck, and I’ve quickly run into limitations with them.
Still, they do have their place.
First you gotta ask yourself, do you feel lucky? what are you trying to solve for?
General file storage with backup somewhere?
File sync from mobile devices?
Getting calendaring to your own hardware?
Start with what your goals are, them look for solutions that QNAP can support.
As I mentioned my other comment, I prefer using a NAS as storage and use a server for managing services.
This way I have services isolated by functionality - one of my VM’s is ONLY for file management. It provides the SMB shares, an http file server, and an SFTP service. All other services that require file access do it through that server.
Alternatively, use the NAS only as a NAS and a computer of some sort as the host for services.
All depends on what you’re hosting and what the NAS is capable of.
For example, I have an ancient Drobo that can run some apps, but holy hell the performance would be abysmal. So I host services in VM’s on an ESXi box (an old Dell SFF desktop that’s very low power draw).
New York is also 180/360…
I don’t understand these words: “Forgotten to turn on Bluetooth”.
You turn Bluetooth off, or D by use automation to manage it?
Over the years I’ve ysd a combination or NFC and Macrodroid/Automate/Tasker to manage connections.
Like I always wanty phone to connect to my car, so NFC tag right beside the phone mount. Quick touch and all is configured - BT connection, volumes, etc.
Never even paid attention to the change.
My hardware, my PC.
Then again, I’m used to enterprise environments where there are multiple users profiles, where “this computer” makes sense.
Ya all got an obsession with Windows, like it lives rent-free in your heads.
And you’d be wrong.
Neither has the better perspective, they’re both part of the experience.
Some movies are just fun watches, some movies are incredibly insightful, some combine both.
Whoa, that’s pretty cool
Spamblocker. https://github.com/aj3423/SpamBlocker
You don’t have to live in those places. You choose to.
Can’t pay me to live in one of those.