I generate a QR code and scan it with my phone. Don’t sync work and personal devices.

Being against genocide is not political.

The technology isn’t doing this, incompetent bank risk managers are.

RIP permanence and discoverability

“your ai generated commit is failing my AI generated unit test, rejected”

Yes, there are a bunch of trademarks on the word “gravy”, in different industries. I was going to link to that one you mentioned, because for some reason despite being plush toy products, the company holding it was Bob Evans. But it’s since been canceled, and the company name doesn’t appear on the page, so I chose an active trademark instead.

Maybe they just named it like the previous attempt: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Services_for_UNIX

Sorry, “gravy” is a registered trademark of Gravy, Inc.: https://trademarks.justia.com/854/89/gravy-85489026.html

I’m not familiar with truenas, but I imagine it must expose system logs. I recall that scale is based on Linux, so dmesg and journalctl should be available at a minimum.

Yes, but it’s complicated. The easier thing to do would be to make a live USB image, then copy the files to the drive.

For a CD, you could add the files to the iso image, then access them on the disc after booting.

If you want them on the live system’s filesystem itself, it’s more complicated and probably not worth the effort. But you’d have to unpack and repack the system image inside the iso. Or maybe just run the iso build process to create your iso from scratch.

What’s in the logs? What happens when you use zpool at the command line?

The non-spoiler tl;dr is that it maintains Star Wars as Luke’s story.

I don’t know if anyone has done special versions of the prequels, so I’d just watch them as-is. George Lucas hasn’t re-released a fucked-up version of those (yet, anyway).

In my own opinion, these are the exact versions of the original series I recommend:
05-Star.Wars.4K77.2160p.UHD.no-DNR.35mm.x265-v1.0.mkv
The.Empire.Strikes.Back.1980.D+80.v2.1.UHD.2160p-oohteedee.mkv
03-Return.of.the.Jedi.4K83.35mm.minimalNR.v1.6.UHD.2160p.mkv

Or the 1080p versions if 2k is too much for you. I didn’t make notes about why I preferred each one when choosing them a few years ago, so if there are any newer edits you might evaluate them yourself. And apparently Radarr overwrote my selections at one point because none of my file sizes match the table…

What’s the point of using table formatting when you wrap it in a code block

NUT for UPS monitoring and control. Powering back on is more tricky, because while you can configure it to power on when AC power is applied, if the mains power comes back before the UPS is exhausted, then the PC never sees a loss of AC power. Maybe your UPS has an option that will help with this.

What exactly are you trying to accomplish? What problem are you trying to solve? There are dozens of kinds of file server, but we can’t recommend one that’ll meet your needs without knowing them.

Yup. Take backups, have spares, and keep it off the Internet and it’ll work just fine.

Pro tip, you can get IDE to CF adapters if you want to put an SSD in those old machines to really see them fly. Just be aware that they don’t have nearly as good write durability as a real SSD, so keep write heavy operations on the HDD.

And the games in the article would have worked just fine on the Switch 2 as well.

Attach it directly instead of USB.

Steam Deck, for one.