Ooh, thats a nice solution! Ive got an old iPad myself that doesnt do much, I could use that and set it up for the kitchen for my wife and I (mealie recipes)

“I’ve got to go make some fancy water” will now be my go-to phrase for heading to the restroom

Lobster?

No, its because who you are and what you enjoy is limited by context. If there is something they enjoy or imagine enjoying, helping them explore that is, IMO, part of a parent’s responsibilities.

You’re giving them the opportunity to find out who they are.

Real life Benjamin Button.

I can’t see a reason for Debian to fall especially for servers, except where you’ve got some packages built for RHEL only, though you’d have the same issue with any distro.

I’m doing the same BTW. Except for what I have no control over, which is OL. But that’s a vendor box so its mostly their problem.

I’d rather not have Jerry either tbh, he doesnt seem to think he can be funny without being somehow hateful apparently.

No its built in and across all the apps.

Thats my preference as well (top 6/12). Thats for all though, subscribed I go new. But its pretty niche communities and not a huge amount of activity.

You’re being incredibly generous if you think he understands any of it.

What makes it worth doing isn’t about the results, IMO, but about maintaining a secure election. A risk review - especially by hand - will not only provide an audit that verifies if an issue exists, but will also allow action to be taken to prevent issues in the future should there be any shenanigans.

So if all the ballots were fake, yes, it would be really important to know how. That’s several orders of magnitude larger than any voter fraud I’m aware of.

KDE.

I won’t use gnome (I’ve mentioned elsewhere), and unsurprisingly I just dont like it either. The design choices are restrictive, the environment is oversimplified - its just not for me.

Ive used lots of DEs over the years, even fvwm95 (the original, its neat that some folks have updated it though), and at this point if its a desktop its getting KDE.

Off lease lenovo/HP/dell tiny/mini/micro. Keep the NAS for the storage, use the tiny/mini/micro as the media server. Anything with a 6th gen Intel and up will be decent on transcoding (use the igpu), 8th gen and up is better.

Personally I’d put proxmox on it, and run each service as an LXC, or for the little ones, one LXC for docker and throw the docker containers on there.

I have 7 tiny/mini/micros. 3 dell micro, 3 lenovo tiny, 1 HP mini (used to have 2 but one got replaced by a dell).

Powerhouses with low power draw. Highly recommended.

If you do build, I’d say an Intel arc GPU. The rest is just buying stuff that works well with Linux, which is most everything in terms of the basics.

Easy to customize and have multiples with similar information in different layouts, easily tailor the same experiences to focus on specific types of positions, share your resume as a LI k, self hosted option with docker, etc.

Its really quite nice. I host my own.

Old ones, modern dont look like that. They had all that extra fabric for movement that has been replaced with stretchy fabrics now.

Its because they are now very into magic school bus (the original), Wall-E, and Aristocats. They only get movies the two days my wife works during the week, and a few hours on the weekend.

They will likely cycle back in another week or so, that repeat obsession and rotate is fully expected.

And Nightmare Before Christmas is a solid choice! During the holidays I have different playlists of related movies, so we mostly do those - Nightmare Before Christmas gets to be in the Halloween and Christmas playlist so it gets extra playtime.

Ive got a 6yr old and a 2yr old… Its been maybe a week for me lol

No evil thing will btw

It might not be as good a brag down at the country club

That depends on if you’re buying new or you have a classic roadster.

Tape is still the best long term storage medium though.

… I still have probably 100 blank DVDs and a hundred blank CDs.

But I also have a 3.5" floppy drive so I’m not a good measure to go by on these things.