I didn’t know this is an issue. I use ext2 on my flash drives, and everything is fine.

And they are not even a bakery.

That is the kind of bread no real Baker here would touch. They leave that crap to the supermarkets.

German bread would probably come as a terminal shock to you.

You would be amazed how many short forms are used in sailing, sometimes crippled to letter salad with apostrophes. Fo’c’sle is not alone, by far.

Ah, OK. I was too adult to care about Ace Ventura back then.

No docker. Plain executable.

You need this for your family, and not hundreds of people? No crazy, outlandish usage requirements?

Then basically any PC will do.

I do regularly have issues with radicale, for years now. One is that it does not work properly after boot. I have to SSH in, kill the radicale process, and restart it.

Reminds me of a copy of a gender selection form, where someone was probably overwhelmed by long words like “heterosexual” (6 syllables!), and wrote “straight” at the “other” option.

When I was that age, the internet did not make modem sounds. Because the fridge-sized computers in the server room (with way less power than a cell phone) had no dialup.

Being able to log in to the internet with an actual modem came much later.

What the heck are you self-hosting that anything beyond 64G is even taken into account?

Ahh, the good old “caramelized onions in three minutes” cooking.

Complain to your bank, obviously.

Imagine living in a country where such a contraption is actually street legal.

“Powerful”

Somehow, they always manage to have some source of power in those movies.

Not permitted in other countries for a whole list of safety issues. Only good in a zombie Apocalypse, or to drive into crowds with the intention to murder as many people as possible.

I’ve done loads of coax cables back then, not just for those meetings, and later made quite a number of tp cables, too (as part of my job back then). But I had the tools for cutting, crimping, testing, and verifying them and the training, so that was not an issue.

Oh yes! We had those, too (as my friend had no networking card), and playing with the red and blue CDs was fun! This must have been somewhere '95 or '96.

And BTW: I made those networking cables myself, too. They had bright yellow sleeves, and the terminators and T-pieces had been painted yellow to tag them as mine.