With Synology your not getting the latest greatest hardware your basically buying the DSM operating system.
DSM is a really nice one stop shop though.
Unless you know you’re doing something DSM can’t support it’s hard to go wrong with Synology.
Just make sure whatever version you buy has access to the DSM apps. For instance, you said you use docker, so make sure the Synology device you’re interested in works with Container Management.
So… diverse characters that have the same arcs as the originals and a copy/pasted story from the original but for a modern audience. Can’t wait.
Coffee is more red/brown than black.
People who walk on their heel don’t realize how bassy and thumpy it sounds compared to walking on the flat part of their foot
What is white flight?
I’m sorry, I can’t believe that MX Linux and EndeavorOS are popular or recommended. I’ve never heard of those or seen any recommendations for that.
I’ve seen Mint recommended.
People pushing arch on newbies? Wtf?
Linux is a niche. Picking any distro that isn’t the most popular is going one step deeper into a niche. A niche, within a niche.
Just use the most popular distro… Ubuntu
Problem solved.
There’s an overflow and it helps others
Just like every new metal band’s album is their ‘heaviest’
+1 for Insync
The European mind can’t comprehend it
They could make a couple fun games before thinking about milking their audience dry.
Or making a game targeted at the known target audience instead of pandering to one that doesn’t exist and ignoring the known audience.
Crazy stuff here.
I did a brief Google search if it’s possible to downgrade Pro to Home and that doesn’t look possible without a clean install.
Home users experienced more ads than Pro users.
A little icon on top of thumbnails to show the image:
Is a pic
Is a gif
Is video
Redirects to a website
If you don’t use those skills regularly you might lose them or fall behind on new trends. Chaining those skills together can lead to other future opportunities.
I think the idea is to take on those new responsibilities for awhile to learn the ins/outs then bounce to a new job after a year or two
Enterprise 5400 RPM drives for NAS are cheap/quiet/reliable
It shows you’ve never been to a third world country. You have no idea how bad things can get and people still chug along.