They can pry my kroner from my cold dead hands!

But seriously, you’re right. What makes it even stranger is that the value of kroner is pegged at 746,038 kroner pr. 100 euro. Which, basically, is just euros with extra steps.

Another fix for the problem! Lets do them all! Every bit counts :)

Yes. Deposits for recyclable bottles also fixes a problem. Seems like we are fixing problems all over the place :)

Attaching the caps to the bottles fixes a problem.

The lost fishing gear is another problem.

Fixing one will not fix the other. Fixing one helps. Fixing both helps more.

At home I’ll use Forgejo, but at work I’ll set up Gitea for my department where we are forced to work in a Windows infrastructure.

I would like to be able to use Forgejo both places.

Yeah. They exist. Here is the only video clip of one. It is dramatically slowed down. It shows the reaction of the Fast Loris just before attacking its prey. (The cameraman did not survive)

…ice which has never been polluted by any human being.

shows picture of human being polluting said ice

Adjust garlic-infused crossed stake until sharp end is directly above the heart of a vampiric earthworm, then thrust.

Your Grandma’s WiFi is so bad the image is not loading for me :D

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Cookiedogs > Skynet! Quick! To the ovenkennel!

This is the way.

Both can be true. The incompetence could have happened while trying to block mobile use.

The amount of dark patterns pushing users onto the app has already established the malice.

stop

The bot is hallucinating again. Someone turn it off and on again ;)

I didn’t know that was a possibility. Still, it seem kind of not really what Syncthing is intended for. I mean, they even state it in their FAQ:

No. Syncthing is not a great backup application because all changes to your files (modifications, deletions, etc.) will be propagated to all your devices. You can enable versioning, but we encourage you to use other tools to keep your data safe from your (or our) mistakes.

I think you are confusing synchronizing with backup. If you delete a file in your Syncthing folder and the deletion gets synchronized, that file is lost. If you do the same in a folder backed up by, say, Borg, you can roll back the deletion and restore the file.

I may be wrong about Syncthing, though. I haven’t used it yet, but will probably use it in the future. Just not for backup :)

But that’s not really backup, is it? It just synchronizes folders.