Agreed, but it is so incredibly geography dependant that you can’t really generalize with it.

Bedrock is on all platforms, pc included. Java is PC only.

Yes, but they are unreliable. Nuclear is an amazing option for base loads, and then adding renewables on top of that just makes sense. Battery energy storage is still insanely expensive, so nuclear is a very valid alternative in countries that haven’t let their nuclear production capabilities fall off to the point of taking decades.

The sarcasm seems pretty clear to me lol

Not even just pricey, but unpurchasable in many cases. Broadcom is really fucking it up

Interesting, I havent heard of this one before! Its more of a single device type app rather than a selfhosted server like sonarr, but it looks interesting none the less

Unfortunately not, that is only for western comics and doesn’t work with manga. It is very close though!

Auto type is so handy. I used KeePass previously, but recently switched to using these commands to type out my clipboard after pressing a custom hotkey: sh -c 'sleep 0.5; xdotool type "$(xclip -o -selection clipboard)"'

It is so damn handy, especially when you have to deal with VNC and iDRAC so often

A manga chapter/volume manager similar to sonarr/radarr/readarr that can download with or similar to fmd2/hdoujin downloader/mihon

Me too! Me too!

I have always heard bi-weekly be every other week, and semi-weekly be twice a week

I am connected to their US-East server, with a latency often around 70. Not really sure where that datacenter is, but I am in southern Ontario, Canada. We often get put onto servers in New York or around there.

Yes it is? The US very much has 220v for power hungry stuff. Things like ev chargers, central ac units, water heaters, electric clothes dryers, etc. It uses quite the variety of different plugs for the various amperages

Edit: technically its 220v*

Plenty can. Just need a 240v 30a outlet or higher

I pay for and use kagi, but it is one of the slowest websites I use, so I am not really sure what this comment is referencing? Is it fast for others?

Downloads havent been removed

Well the cheapest there is $2/month, but yeah for a single core I dont think I would be worth the effort to setup, let alone also pay for

That is already happening in Canada. Those imperialists threatening annexation was finally what brought us Canadians together on something lol

I will admit its a bit complicated to setup (mostly because the documentation could use some work) but it does work great once you have the sync server setup and your plugin configured

There is also the Obsidian Selfhosted Livesync community plugin that will sync with your own sync server. As the name suggests, it syncs live, so you can even see typing from one device appear on another. It’s pretty neat