Iâ(TM)m very grateful for this explanation. Iâ(TM)m one of those Juicebox users who has a 100amp panel and a concern about overload, so I adjusted the charge level down. Now Iâ(TM)m unsure that my setting will be preserved come next week or if Iâ(TM)ll ever be able to change it if I get an electrical upgrade.

Isn't this how it starts?

At one time, /. used to be updated almost hourly. Sadly it has gone downhill.

People still use or go to that site? I remember when it first came out, and how artificial it seemed even then. Garbage.

If anything, I'd love to have an AI that used search engines intelligently.

Genuinely curious. What aspects are good, in your opinion?

Jellyfin is nice, agreed. I've been looking for decent Plex replacements for a few months now...

However, I was so impressed with Infuse 7 that I paid for a yearly subscription. It works very well, has a decent enough interface, and I don't have to manage a server software to accommodate sharing my media, other than setting up one-time SMB shares (with a user/password).

Oh, we're doing low UID's now?

I don't like Microsoft's tactics either, but Azure is nothing to sneeze at.

https://www.parkmycloud.com/bl....

As if millions of voices cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened.

A laptop where you're not even administrator if you own the device, and where you only can install Applaratschik-approved apps.

Yes, Apple does in fact like taxes.

Work? On an iPad? What does that look like?

An internet faucet and vending machine with a multiple choice and fingerpaint interface... For /work/? How?

Have you tried Bluetooth recently? I'm on calls about half the day for work and AirPods have been a savior. They have pretty minimal lag and good sound quality (at least as good as the folks using headphones without a mic or just their laptop's built in one). Maybe you had a bad experience, but Bluetooth has come a long way.

Imagine if the Cornonavirus mutated to be like this? Faaack.

The article wraps up with a suggestion that we need to invest more in classroom education so there's not inequity between students who can and can't afford a graphing calculator. I'd suggest we need more competition in the graphic calculator space. No way in hell this should still cost $100.