Certainly! Let me ignore half the details in your prompt and suggest a course of action for v2 of this package even though you said it was version 15.

I’m sorry that isn’t working for you. Here are the troubleshooting steps for a Samsung convection oven that went out of production in 2018.

You are correct, your question did not involve baking tips, here’s that same course of action from v2 of this software package.

There’s a lot I dislike about snap. This is the thing I hate.

“Joke’s on you Satan, I’ve decided to pivot to immutable OS evangelism.”

The power of suggestion has turned the f in profanity into a tiny penguin facing away from me.

Noise may be something to look for when you’re shopping, depending on where your server lives. I have 1 Iron Wolf drive in my NAS (that is in my living room), and it is way louder than the combined noise of 3 WD Reds next to it.

As for failures, Backblaze publishes quarterly failure reports that I always brush up on before looking for a new drive.

Public only storage is a dealbreaker for me.

Fusion360 is the only software I use that I cannot get running on Linux. So my wife’s last macbook now lives to play Tidal in our garage and run NoMachine so I can remote into it for Fusion.

Intel says 13th and 14th Gen mobile CPUs are crashing, but not due to the same bug as desktop chips

Can’t answer, as I am the guy on the left (plus 10 years and 50 lbs).

Except this time the threat was from Chief Tyrol, surely not foreshadowing anything at all.

I have flat feet, that’s why I stick to Debian based distros.

The majority of our household stuff is on a Synology DS920+ (x86). I installed Docker and Portainer on it and then run most of my local services (Immich, Invidious, Alexandrite (the Lemmy frontend), Miniflux, Dokuwiki, and Heimdall) using the Portainer UI.

I’m still running Plex as a manually installed Syno package, because I haven’t taken the time to figure out hardware trans-coding for other setups.

The 920 also manages cameras (via Surveillance Station), all off site backups (we all backup workstations to the 920 and it backs up online), handles private DNS and the reverse proxy for Docker, and hosts my personal VPN. I’m currently in the process of swapping the 4+ year old drives with new ones what will up my capacity (using SHR) from 12TB to 30 (with redundancy).

I’m sure they also argue with randos about systemd and down vote any posts about any desktop environments other than the one that they use.

All the great editors were built on lemon batteries, I thought that was common knowledge. The reason we all turned against Pico/Pine is that UW developed it using potato batteries. Potatoes! Can you even imagine?

This one isn’t true of course, but it still feels like it fits

What you’re going to want to do is chase that with some Cured Pork and Beef and Rice and Soy Protein Product.

Clearly that’s what blu-tack is for.

“Secure that SSD in a bay and get the faceplate off my butterfly, you monster!” -Buster

I’m taking note of that that combo feather teaser / ball track / butterfly toy. I think my big orange boy would lose his mind over that.

My best READMEs are the ones I write well before I’ve finished the code. The README bears little resemblance to reality, but it’s the easiest to read.

That all sounds very familiar. The one I played was full color but it must have either been a late version of Empire or something heavily “inspired” by it.