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I don’t ever turn off my Linux machines. They turn off when the power goes out, and that’s about it.
What are you talking about? Of course I noticed. It was during the upgrade process to Vista. Then the last time I turned that off was when I fully switched to Linux.
hperrin@lemmy.cato News@lemmy.world•'It's a cover up': Musk floods X with posts attacking Trump over EpsteinEnglish37·1 day agoTwo of the worst people in the world feuding is just magnificent.
hperrin@lemmy.cato World News@lemmy.world•Israel says deadly Gaza church strike was mistake after Trump callEnglish34·1 day agoThey thought it was a children’s hospital.
hperrin@lemmy.cato News@lemmy.world•The police chief in Cottonwood Heights, Utah, says he opposes new state law that prohibits drivers from parking in bike lanesEnglish7·3 days agoWould he oppose a law stating bikes can’t be parked in car lanes?
hperrin@lemmy.cato Fediverse@lemmy.world•I totally missed the point when PeerTube got so goodEnglish4·3 days agoIf ChatGPT said it was added five years ago, that means it was added anywhere between 13.8 billions years ago and never.
Currently working on a better script to import all my Google Takeout images into Immich. If anyone wants to help, I can publish it on GitHub. I’ve currently got it sorting all the photos correctly, and now I need to combine the still and live versions into one photo.
I’m doing this because the current import project doesn’t work well. It goes on basically filename alone, which has a lot of problems with a big complicated library like my own. I’ve used all of iCloud, Google Photos, and Immich at different points and together, so there are tons of duplicate files.
This is a particularly hard problem because Google Takeout names files in the most convoluted way. You might have a photo called Photo1.jpg and a metadata file called Photo1.supplemental-meta.json, which is fine, but then a photo called MeAndTheWifeAtTheBeach(1).jpg and a metadata file called MeAndTheWifeAtTheBeach.supplemental-m(1).json. Then you could also have a live version that doesn’t have its own metadata file. And these might exist in different folders. The current import project doesn’t take any of this into account.
hperrin@lemmy.catoPolitical Memes@lemmy.world•What the US looks like to the rest of the worldEnglish1·6 days agoThat’s also what the US looks like to a lot of us here in it.
I wrote Svelte Material UI, so I could definitely help you with UI stuff. Do you have a public repo?
Considering this is a Svelte project, it probably wouldn’t be too hard for me to fork (I’m a Svelte and SvelteKit dev). I’d definitely rewrite the UI, cause the current UI is… unpolished.
How much support could I expect to fork this project? Is there anyone that would be willing to help?
Same email for everything is fine if you use subaddressing. My email service, Port87, makes it super easy.
hperrin@lemmy.cato politics @lemmy.world•Trump Doesn't Want to Release Epstein Files Because People's Lives Will Be 'Destroyed,' Ex-Fox Host SaysEnglish40·7 days agoYeah, that’s the point. They’re child molesters.
hperrin@lemmy.cato Technology@lemmy.world•Grok AI to be available in Tesla vehicles next week, Elon Musk saysEnglish8·8 days agoSo now they’ll literally be swastikars.
hperrin@lemmy.cato Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•You can only bring back one. Which do you choose?English0·9 days agoIf they’re like they were in their heyday (innovative computer tech), RadioShack for sure.
At $30 per haircut, you’d need about 8 billion haircuts skipped to save that much. Dude must cut his own hair every few milliseconds.
His name is Hot Dog and he is beautiful.
Flatpaks are awesome. Flathub is awesome. :)
Throw in a server rack and it’s perfect.
I use Fedora because I barely have to do any customization to get it how I like. An almost vanilla version of Gnome? Check. Flatpak? Check. Nothing to uninstall (I’m looking at you, snapd)? Check. Steam with just a few clicks? Check.
It’s almost perfect, and making it perfect is trivial. That used to be what I said about Ubuntu.
I haven’t used Windows much since Windows Vista, so I don’t really have any way to compare with Win10/Win11.