Personally, I would put one of the 990 in the server, use it as system drive + storage for databases and such. Then, the EVO in NAS to store backups, as it’s not very bandwidth sensitive and saves a little bit of lifespan out of the main SSD. And probably an extra copy of your restic repository onto the external 2TB SSD (though I would store that extra backup offsite on Backblaze B2)

Oh, and you should probably set up restic’s rest-server, it makes backuping from other computers really easy (easier than SFTP, which I had issues with)

It’s frightening how the OSS ecosystem mostly centralized around GitHub. I’ve been trying all afternoon to debug issues with some libraries and most search results linked to GitHub… which spat out errors every single time.

Your friend would better be served by an Android-based e-book reader. Kobos are low-powered and their browser very limited, I’m not even sure tumblr would work.

and probably everything else too

*Takes a look at the first three folders*

• .agents/skills
• .claude/skills
• .cursor/rules

Yep…

You should take a look at Just The Browser, though you have to run it regularly to keep up with new Firefox releases.

Otherwise, Zen is a Firefox fork that disables all the bloat, in addition to a fresher UX.

After a couple of years using Kagi, I’ve been giving Uruky a try for the past two weeks. It’s a European meta-search engines which uses European indexes.

In my experience, setting Serper (a UK-based privacy preserving proxy to Google Search) as the first index to use gives the best responses, but I still happen to go back to Kagi once in a while (like, maybe 2-3 times in the past week).

To me it would be Gen 6 (PS2 / Xbox / GC) as it was not only the golden age of 3D platformers, but the developers were not afraid to regularly introduce new gameplay mechanics that were specific to a single level. Very few games do that nowadays, the most recent examples I can think of are Psychonauts 2, It Takes Two and Split Fiction.

I also have it, I find it quite tricky to work in it because of its compactness. In retrospect, I would have gone with a Fractal Design Define and some hack to enable drives hot swap.

What is the use-case? If it is for your monitor, you would be better served by purchasing a second-hand color calibration probe and use DisplayCal, especially as screens’ colours tend to shift, you should do it regularly.

The “French Cloud” in question is Scaleway.

No, you couldn’t because the PS3 has a very different architecture compared to most PCs. That’s what projects like RPCS3 have struggled since the beginning.

Can you sync across multiple devices?

Your Readeck instance is the source of truth, every client syncs from it. A note though: Readeck does not have a cloud hosted version yet, it’s supposed to be coming in the later part of the year.

can you associate links/articles with more in-depth notes than just tags?

You can highlight pieces text and add comments to highlighted pieces, but no, you unfortunately cannot write down notes (like a summary) for a link.

You could use a bookmarks manager / read-it-later service where you’d save every article you read (or at least the ones you find most interesting). Most of them have a tagging system for organising by topic, some of them (including Readeck, the one I use) even locally save the article’s content so you can search in it too, not just in the titles.

Someone at lemmy.world has to do something, it is the third or fourth account of this type in less than 48 hours.

If I got it straight, users can ask certain websites to vouch for their “personhood” and get a token that proves it. What exactly prevents a human from creating a token and hand it to a bot or crawler? How is it helping websites operators to differenciate legitimate traffic from the rest?

If you resell your computer down the line and the new owner enables Secure Boot, they won’t be able to install anything once the certificate expired and OSes are only signed with the new one.

I don’t think Kinoite and Silverblue have automatic background updates like Bluefin and Aurora do, do they?

You can check out Bluefin and Aurora, which are Bazzite without the gaming. Pick the former if they’re used to macOS, the latter if Windows.

Mozilla: “Firefox is losing millions of users”

Also Mozilla: “let’s alienate our most loyal users with World Cup ads in Firefox!”

FFS guys.

This story has already been posted all over the threadiverse already, including this very community.