Same for Windows (11): I just renamed a file to an apple emoji

what about placeholders/variables like %localappdata%, %windir%, %programfiles%?

At least in very public spaces like streets.

Remember Google Glass?
Same story here. Neat tech but no chance buddy

Never were, seemingly never was.

The metadata server is currently being nursed back to a working state

Picard and Lidarr

Sadly no actual search function that pipes it into yt-dlp.
Imagine the releases were done as yearly seasons and their individual videos.

What?
Can’t say my instance is any of that.
Honestly I rarely found any fellow instance user to be pretty logical

You’re right. They forgot (US-)politics

But MaterialUI is pretty :c

Confidently incorrect.

Loving it.
Don’t get discouraged by it being in “Beta”.
Yes it get’s many releases in a short time frame. But nothing you can’t manage without reading patch notes.

No worries. But be sure to research what you setup for it being sane or secure.

As for myself: I had significant help from a fellow dude on discord answering many of my stupid questions.
Everyone had to begin at one point ;)

I’d say it’s about cloud techs being “scared” of the local storage.
As it’s usually linux on servers and windows on-prem workstations I’d say it’s them being scared of storing anything locally.

Well. Now it’s a security concern ;)

I use Veeam.
The Agent is free amd can do integrity checks
The B&R server can manage multiple systems has a steeper learning curve can be free (with a reduced featureset) or operated with a license.

I use Veeam at home and at work and I quite love it.
(And they recently started supporting Proxmox)

Not sure.
As cooking is like art anyway, I usually wing the amounts beyond the 2nd try.
Only on the 1st try I’ll actually hardcore follow the recipe. For unusual large amounts I’ll manually calculate.

I am documenting my recipes in obsidian (which essentially is nothing else than mkdocs :p)

Do we really need a federated streaming platform??

Musicbrainz is also not federated, neither is wikipedia.