That program was called RunAsDate, and it was amazing

So, Lemmy, but worse?

It’s pretty cool. Like how kleenex and xerox became definition terms, too, for tissue and photocopy, respectively. I love language evolution and etymology.

I don’t recommend getting the straps, though. Get the roll. And Velcro is a brand for a hook and loop product. You can get the Velcro brand, they’re pretty decent, albeit expensive.

Something like this.

Get a giant roll of hook and loop (shouldn’t need wider than 1.5cm) and cable labels, then very carefully bunch and label everything. Make sure you don’t pull on any connection as you neatly bunch.

If I may suggest, run proper cable management, including labeling both ends of each cable (so you know where the other end connects to).

I thoroughly appreciate the work done here, both by Myrient and by Minerva!

Hosted on cloudflare, a company known for being hostile to this type of media. I don’t have an alternative, though…

Edit. Lol! The DMCA information page is pure gold!

Why not? What sections prohibit this ?

Did you look into it? This is a personal CRM.

have some inattentive ADHD

if I can commit to using it

Lol! Welcome to the club, mate! We may forget to contact one another unless we see you, but our friendships with each other never die.

Sweet!

Cool. I appreciate this design decision. If only more went that route (looking at you, Microslop)

As ai features should be. You’re the dev?

So, a feature for those who want it, but turned off out of the box for those who absolutely do not want it? Did I understand correctly?

From Frigate’s site, regarding their paid + subscription.

Frigate+ models are trained using images from actual security cameras in use by Frigate users located all over the world.

I’m hoping this is fully opt-in, but it doesn’t say.

Didn’t Facebook do basically this with books a little bit ago? Except fb did it for profit.

$15/TB (I’m assuming USD) is incredible!

I’m going to be a little pedantic, for the sake of completeness, because I very much appreciate and value what Decronym bit did here and want it to cover any gaps that may arise (especially for newcomers).

AP doesn’t necessarily have to be wifi or wireless; I’ve used many hardwired APs. WAP stands for wireless access point, though it’s almost always shorthanded to AP (more so now, maybe, because of a dumbass song with the same name).

Autobots, assemble!