alphacyberranger
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5·8 months agoThis post made my day. Thanks for sharing.
1·8 months agoI’m juggling few things in my life now, but once I make something running, I’ll make sure to let you guys know how I made it running.
Holy shit, these are some really good suggestions. Thank you.
That’s great. Knowing that’ll certainly makes things easier. Thanks.
Thanks for the suggestion. Will check out Webdav server.
VPS looks interesting. I’ll try that. Thanks.
So basically I just run Syncthing on all 3 devices? The 3rd device being a VPS something like that?
This looks interesting. Thanks for the suggest both of you.
Yes this works 99% of the time. But in case my phone gets corrupt or damaged then I’ll lose the data that was not synced. So I wanted something that can sync remotely.
Sorry I forgot to mention, my laptop won’t be powered ON during the 3 days I’m not home. So I was hoping a 3rd repo could be used for both my laptop and phone incase one of them is not powered on, so that the next time one of them gets powered on, it’ll automatically sync to the latest version.
Can I run docker for free or for 1 or 2$ a month on some platform and will it be secure if I do that?
Sorry I forgot to mention, my laptop won’t be powered ON during the 3 days I’m not home. So I was hoping a 3rd repo could be used for both my laptop and phone incase one of them is not powered on, so that the next time one of them gets powered on, it’ll automatically sync to the latest version.
Syncthing works fine. The problem is, my laptop is not on all the time and in case my phone has a problem, I’ll lose all my changes during the 3 days I’m out of my house.
42·8 months agoI second this. I love Nickelback. They are unique in their own way .
Reminds me of the episode from Rick and Morty
Oh okay. I’m on keiyoushi repo as of now, so it’s fine.
It’s a Tachiyomi extension repo, not a Mihon one right? Or is my understanding wrong?
10·9 months agoShe always carries protection
What screenshot?
Use a python script. Use the subprocess function to run the ffmpeg command.
TIL such a thing existed and NGL this looks really really cool.