I really appreciate your detailed suggestion and description of what you’ve done. Especially, I like that you attribute the app developer. You’re a good egg.

Do you need any particular kind of fire stick? Do they require an Amazon login?

Totally understandable. Have a good day!

Meme reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfuiB52K7X8

Nixos. It’s definitely a challenge, but I’m enjoying having my entire system built and configured by a (few) config files.

You’re welcome!

Steven Segal ft. Lady Saw: Me want the Punani

Yes, Steven Segal the bad action actor.

Makes sense. I guess I’m curious now why ours aren’t plastic!

Danke, Klofreund!

Gotcha. That probably is true.

Never even imagined the possibility, and I’ve bought several toilets in my life. Here is Australia?

I’m in the U. S. Ours are all heavy porcelain.

I’ve never seen a plastic toilet before. Bizarre.

I’m sorry, it seems to me that your first statement and supporting paragraph are taking the opposite position.

Congratulations! That’s a great milestone.

I don’t understand why they bother with the “modern” method if the fallback works so well and is much simpler and cheaper.

No, they’re a cost of doing business.

Beyond the Curve! Great doc.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behind_the_Curve

Arch is a linux distribution

Hyperland tiles the windows (so they fill up the screen instead of floating)

Helix is a text editor

Kitty is a terminal / console

LibreWolf is a Firefox version

Helix is the only part that really answers your question. https://helix-editor.com/

That’s what I use too.

That’s horrifying.

Powershell is apparently pretty well designed. I’ve not used it myself.

Once an anomaly is defined, I usually find it easier to build a regular alert for it. I guess the ML or LLM would be most useful to me in finding problems that I wasn’t looking for.