mazkarth

As some one who SSH's from a phone to run Docker containers and will be moving the container volumes to a different location, I thank you for this lovely command.

I know it's out of weekly scope, but whatever. The other night I watched 65. Basically it's a movie where a dude lands on an 'earth' 65 million years ago, dinosaurs and stuff like that and needs to get off before a global catastrophe occurs. Found it well directed with enough ups and downs to keep it watchavle.. Stars Adam Driver.

Can't fault it at all. I think mine is an older 7th gen, but was completely free from work. Along with the freebie 8tb disks. If only I could sell the old equipment. It's still great hardware, but my area simply doesn't have the population.

Is this like the BMW heated seats thing from a couple years ago?

Had a 90s Honda, was awesome. Had a 00s Subaru, was awesome except on fuel consumption and power. Have a late 10s Honda. Is awesome on power and fuel consumption. And has important buttons for the most part. One button for AC unless it's specifically changing parts. Will probably be a plugin hybrid next, depending on when Subaru release one, if ever.

I use a Dell Micro with Ubuntu for docker containers mounted to a wall with a Synology NAS 4 bay for storage. I used to have a small form factor with a 12bay SAS array attached but the power consumption was ridiculous.

So would "communityA" on beehaw have different content to "CommunityA" on Lemmy.world due to the defederation/(block)

I think the galaxy s9 was the last that had that for the galaxy seriesm. When I got my S20U I handed my s8plus? The flagship to my mum. I still miss the notification light and it's such a shame that we can't even use the AMOLED screen to emulate the notification light.

Like the sidekick? Motorola really knew how to make phones back then!

What's the difference in instances? They all share the same communities right?

PS, brand new. Migrated from Reddit