I had to control my laugh during a meeting :D
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Cake day: June 12th, 2023
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Sometimes I just hate the autocorrect on my phone… I meant to write “shot glass of rhum”
You can make banane flambée !
- Split the bananas length-wise as good as possible, they should split in 3.
- lay them done in a pan
- heat it until hot, no need to cook them too much
- sprinkle with powdered sugar
- prepare a
shitshot glass of brown rhum and some matches (or lighter) - pour the shot on the bananas and light it on fire !!! 🔥
- turn of the heat, let it extinguish buy itself
Et voilà ! You have delicious caramelized banana desert!
I feel like outdated software on the stable distro like Debian has become less of a problem with the development of flatpak.
Ardour is definitely professional grade, but I must say that it’s far from simple to setup. First, you may not have the latest version available in you SW repository and you would have to compile it yourself! Then, despite all the progress brought by pipewire, audio config in Linux is complicated and unreliable, especially for this time of work, requiring different audio devices, MIDI control interfaces and VSTs.
I am not an audio professional, I’m an amateur, and found myself demotivated by the amount of work required until I am ready to create music, and finally gave up :(
I use Duplicity to backup my home directory, excluding Steam and Downloads folders. It is setup to backup weekly to my NAS mounted as NFS. The NAS has a weekly cron task to upload the backups to pCloud using rclone. I backup this way, several computers (2 desktop, 2 laptop, the NAS as well). The files included in this strategy are essentially my photos, documents and configs. My software installations, games, media library are not backed up.
OMG, here we go again…
12·4 months agoI can’t say I understand what’s written there at all, but if there are churos, I’m in!
Back when I was telling everyone to watch Severance.
"Is that on Netflix?
-hum, Apple TV I think.
-you have Apple TV ?
-…sort off"
2·5 months agoI didn’t know about this. Thanks !
I also received spam calls on my German number. It’s not that frequent but it happens.
We all have Jean-Baptiste Kempf, and many other brilliant volunteer developers to thank for it
3·10 months agoYou posted to the wrong community. For sure you wanted to post this to shitposting, right ?
I have tried openSCAD and FreeCAD, they are both good in their own right, but utimatly they also both have very steep learning curves. I suppose Blender can also be used for CAD but I have no experience with it. I just want to quickly design some parts for 3D printing as a hobby and don’t feel like spending hundreds of hours learning those tools. I am current using Onshape.com, it works well on Linux/Firefox, suits my needs and free to use with some limitations. But it is proprietary :(
1·11 months agoIt’s not about Laptop vs worksation. It’s about how new is the Hardware compared to the Linux Kernel shipping with the LTS distribution. If your hardware is older than the kernel, you will most likely not have any problems. For example, let’s say you use Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, which ships with Kernel 5.17 releaed in may 2022, if your computer is made of parts released in 2021, no problem.
I don’t think there is a one-fits-all solution. It depends what you are trying to do. For me it goes something like this:
- transfer multiple files from 2 computers under my control: rsync
- transfer few files between computers in my local network: NFS or SMB
- tranfer 1 file from 2 computers in my control: scp
- synchronize files between computers/phones: syncthing
- synchronize files with cloud hosting: rclone
- distribute files with relatives: cloud hosting, share link (I use pCloud, not FOSS)
When I opened the package, I was sure I was missing one of the chair’s leg. I went back to the shop and they told me everything is there. So, back home I started to assemble it, now I am finished and I am left with an extra chair leg. What do I do ?
Moving from Windows XP to Windows 7, i found that Windows 7 sucked, moved to linux and never looked back.
I am a little bit bummed to see the RAM is soldered and the storage options are limited to SD card and eMMC. But it definitely looks like the most mature Risk-V computer one can get at the moment.