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Found the scrum master.
Found the scrum master.
What what? I thought agile means you don’t have to plan!
Paperless-ngx might be worth a look. Probably overkill if you just want to store mails but great for general purpose document management.
You’re one of them now. Go away.
Luckily I’m old, so I reflexively click the save button every few minutes anyway. Great progress there, Microsoft!
In all the stuff I do in Python, runtime is not a consideration at all. Developer productivity is far more of a bottleneck. Having said that, I do of course see the value in these endeavours.
Planned obsolescence is one of the major engines that keep our current system of oligarchic hypercapitalism alive. Won’t anybody think of the poor oligarchs?!?
Sounds like you didn’t prepare the USB stick correctly. Just use Balena Etcher to do it.
Now get off my lawn, damn kids!
I use Linux because the Steam Deck convinced me that gaming on Linux is a thing. Before that i was hesitant to make the jump, even though I’ve used UNIX before Windows 3 even came out
Green Ubuntu, best Ubuntu!
Just put them in separate functions. If you have too many levels of indent, your code is convoluted. Sticking to the line length limit sometimes forces you to write more lines than you’d like to. But it makes everything so much more readable that it’s 100% worth the trade off
What’s so hard to understand about it? It’s how you should format your code anyway. Only it’s enforced.
That’s pretty much what the US Republicans are doing these days.
Theoretically, where would one find a child to sacrifice? Asking for a friend.
I would start all containers except one. If everything works that one is the cause of the problem. Keep trying with a different container every time.
Do you have it installed with docker?
“jellyfin-ffmpeg5 deb package” is one bit I’m confused about. Is that part of the docker installation? If not, if I install the deb, can the docker installation use it? Do I have to configure something there?
Hackerman!