
Oh shoot heck dang, time to fire this up!

Oh shoot heck dang, time to fire this up!

This sounds more complicated than it probably is.

Yeah I’ve been waiting until it’s updates stop breaking backwards compatibility. It’s sounding better and better as time goes on.

Translation: “I run immich in a virtual machine, which I can manage from a web browser. The photos themselves are stored on a different device which gets backed up to a remote location twice a day.”
So why run immich in a virtual machine instead of in, say, a docker? Wouldn’t that be way less overhead? (Or is immich the only thing you’re hosting?)
This is great! Gonna try this later
I didn’t say it was cheap, lol. I saidn it’s where you can buy music.
Deezer, Qobuz, and Bandcamp. Between those three you should have everything.
I guess they want you to read the comics on their website? A quick search leads me to “gocomics.” Top comment on the first C&H page:
“This’ll be the last comment I ever leave on GoComics. For those who don’t know, they just closed down r/calvinandhobbes due to copyright striking. Really lame and unnecessary perversion of fair use, especially in conjunction with the paywalling. Cancelling my subscription.”
GoComics seems like a fine enough place to read comics. They have a lot of comics on there- aaaaaand a paywall. Yeah idk about that.

What if you had OBS create a “camera” of your screen, and then use that through video chat?

Hi. Are you having a stroke.

That’s 4 more than I expected.

Have a popup text line in explorer that says “you are browsing inside of a compressed file, you must extract the contents to use them” or something. The functionality is already there, when you go to “network” it says “network sharing and discovery is turned off, click here to turn it on”

Perhaps this occurred in the small window of time when it had been implemented and it didn’t ask, or perhaps they just said no.
Regardless, I had to troubleshoot

This reminds me of when I sent someone a program in a zip folder. Windows now opens zip folders by default, and it looks just like any other folder.
So of course they opened the zip and double clicked the exe, but everyone knows you can’t open an exe inside a zip folder (at least, if the exe depends on the folders and files around it). If you try to, windows will extract the exe into a temp space, but leave all the dependencies behind. So the exe promptly crashes.
I didn’t think I needed to specify “you need to extract the contents of the zip folder first, then run the exe.” It feels like saying “you need to take the blender out of the box before you can use it. And not just the _base _ of the blender, you have to take out all the parts.”
Some things just feel so much like second nature that we forget.
I’m interested in hearing others opinions about it myself. I haven’t taken the plunge yet.
This is fantastic information, thank you