Not really, profiles cannot easily migrate and they lose their connections in the process
Not really, profiles cannot easily migrate and they lose their connections in the process
I have no idea if these fit the bill Rocket chat Mattermost Revolt
Lemmy servers are radical open, everything short of your IP address is accessible over the activitypub protocol.
They’re not selling it, it’s free.
Easy fix, don’t store any of it on the cloud. The client’s PC has plenty more than 25MB
Ditto Clipboard
Is there an offline server to go with it?
Microsoft doesn’t break grub, it does what is known as a “bootloader coup”. rEFInd is an easy way to fix without having to google magical console incantation after booting in an installer liveusb and then chrooting into the broken system
You USB boot that rEFInd stick and choose " install rEFInd" and you’re done.
The only catch is the rEFInd is kind of a maze to find the rEFInd .iso
It is here
http://sourceforge.net/projects/refind/files/0.14.2/refind-flashdrive-0.14.2.zip/download
Addition to, it’s basically a bootloader selector with some extra stuff
If you have trouble make a rEFInd USB stick and boot that
Always install rEFInd Always keep a rEFInd USB stick around Basic Computer 101
You reset their screensaver settings twice, you don’t get to do it a third time
And how is that an economic redistributive position ?
How so you force steam to run multiple instance of the same game ?
Or just multiple different games at once?
I found the following It migth be possible and affordable
https://konfuzio.com/en/tesseract/
https://github.com/Matleo/Tesseract_fine_tuning_training
https://groups.google.com/g/tesseract-ocr/c/ZLOZpW1fD6I/m/B1Ponc0VBAAJ
Can you fine tune tesseract on a local hand writing dataset ? Or insert it in context like a pre-prompt ?
Why are they not using their own llamafile ?
“Move all my rf resesrch tabs to a new window”
I love openshell, so many options !
Definitely switch search from tab to just the windows key however
Win2k is peak windows
Surprised nobody mentions network chuck