Isn’t part of the definition that 2 cars counter-balance each other?

Typically elevators use their own counterweight, not other cars, as that would be less flexible for traffic. Since the counterweight can fit in the same shaft space beside the elevator (the shaft is designed with a little extra room for the weight), this eliminates needing another elevator car.

Most places I’ve been in with elevators have only one car/shaft - only very tall buildings have multiple elevators beside each other.

Hahaha, took her that long, and didn’t understand this before then?

Uggh, glass back too. Why?

At least someone will probably build a Lineage image for it, but glass back?

I think you misread, OP is saying the system is using to little ram and too much swap.

Interesting, I’ve never seen this behaviour on Windows.

I’ve been using Syncthing-Fork for years. It’s better all around because it moves sync conditions to within each sync folder.

So my photos sync immediately (over any network or battery status), but my app config export folder (say my podcast app) only syncs on power and wifi.

Er, uh, ok?

Like do people forget how old they are just because of the year they were born?

If someone does forget their age, they just have to do a little math, no different than someone born in 2000.

I’m not sure that explains anything, really.

As a very technical person (I cut my teeth doing fortran on a Sperry-Rand Univac system using punched cards several decades ago), Jellyfin is confounding even to me.

I’ve tried it with a perfect setup - clean new machine, nothing else on it at all, a small library, and clients on clean Windows, Android, and iOS (because I wanted to make it work). And I still had major problems, so much so that I gave up and went back to using VLC with shares, and built a small machine directly connected to my TV. Both of those work without a hitch. So “if it works with VLC” argument is wrong.

I appreciate everything the devs are trying to do, but it seems they let themselves get pulled around, instead of focusing on just make it work, first.

If it doesn’t work right with all test devices being clean/freshly reset then something is very wrong.

And it’s been escalated with AI

I saw this in minutes after a conversation in a car with 2 people, 2 phones.

And it was for a subject which was waaaaay out in left field for us both, something neither of us had ever even thought about before.

It runs fine for me on Android 13

Monolithic OS. Plus being Immutable.

Immutable makes sense for a mobile device where you need a guaranteed way to ensure it functions as designed.

The rest is because phone manufacturers and Google (and Microsoft, et al) forsee a future where you don’t control your OS, so they then control everything.

I’ve used Picsay for probably 10 years. My phone says it’s the pro version, guess I paid for it at some point, and I must just copy it from phone to phone.

Can’t seem to find it on Play, but it’s on ApkPure

I’m pretty sure the free version didn’t have ads.

Some people like to suffer.

I’ll go a long way to reduce my data exposure, but ffs, Windows and Office are the standard worldwide, for a reason. It’s just naive and foolish to fight this battle while you have enough pressure and time limits as it is.

And I run multiple Linux-based systems in my home lab, but my laptop is windows, because “ain’t nobody got time for that”, as Sweet Brown would say.

Microsoft published that script to Github.

Calling it piracy to use their openly published script is… I don’t know, incorrect?

Capacity like that is the only reason I could think of.

Why 3.5" drive? (Just curious).

I’ve found prices aren’t necessarily any better at that size.

It’s why I turn off notifications completely

They host software for anyone to use, and capture all the data, usage patterns, etc, for themselves, to use for their benefit, and to use against you.

Hell, Google deleted a company’s entire dataset recently. Everything. They gave the police location data on an area and a random person, for no reason other than happening to be in the area, was arrested for murder. Nevermind that they biked through that area every day. Remember Facebook tracking pixels? Cambridge Analytica (which is currently in court)? I mean I can go on and on about how FAANG is abusive and dishonest.

And you want to sit here and tell me they’re the answer?

Are you just an apologist for FAANG, etc? Because you’re really sounding like one at this point.

Who’s paying you to post this disinformation?

Trust.

I trust my brother more than Google. Same with Jim down the street.

I trust my circle of acquaintances more than Google (et al) , especially since Google (et al) have demonstrated, repeatedly, to be untrustworthy.

In fact, they’ve demonstrated they are outright adversarial to me and mine.