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0·1 year agoFwiw I read that object recognition is coming back with 7.2
There’s a DSM docker that enables the use of Synology Photos without having to buy a Diskstation as well if others are scrolling through this
6·1 year agoEnglish change bell ringing
System76 laptops I’ve seen recommended, I’m currently deciding between one of these and a Framework laptop
1·1 year agoI believe links like this will be sorted automatically in Lemmy 0.18 but until then links are like this without the space between ] (
[!community@instance] (/c/community@instance)
Currently if the community hasn’t been discovered by your instance then you’ll get a 404 error like I just did, apparently it’s a known thing and you need to search for the community before accessing it, see here - https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1335
17·1 year agoEh to each their own, I see almost all those as positives. No problems with bookmark manager. Agreed on pocket though.
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For the 14 pcs (~8 regularly used) in my house I’m running daily backups with Synology Active for Backup to a spinning disk DiskStation, file sync of the User directory using Synology Drive to an SSD DiskStation (also backed up to HDD DS). That data is all deduplicated. Then additionally I’ve got a few custom scripts to keep programs up to date using Chocolatey and winget which then export the list of installed programs ready to be reinstalled on a new machine.
This allows me to either do full device restores or clean installs where the reinstall of the relevant programs is handled automatically and then it’s just setting up sync/backup/office activation and we’re off to the races.
2·1 year ago/r/Strava and a bunch of the cycling ones like /r/Velo and /r/bikepacking, not very optimistic that there’s much intersection between existing subsribers and those willing to leave Reddit for Lemmy but I can always live in hope!
openSUSE rocks, first used it when I was a kid in the XP days & have returned to it after using Windows for school and uni
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