The sign is AI generated.
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In the late 90’s UK it was a huge show, everyone really liked it, it was one of the first binge serials I can remember. I’ve not watched it for 25 years, maybe worth revisiting, although reading through the comments, seems it hasn’t aged well. It’s always sunny in Philadelphia is probably a better re-watch these days, it’s like extreme (anti) Friends on crack.
With Windows 12 rumoured to be a subscription model, yes definitely. Enterprise will buy up the subscriptions, home users will look elsewhere. Apple will take its share of course, their products are too pricey for a lot of people though. Linux is the only real option for folks who value owning their data.
Or if you need to verify where each end is landed.
More like a medieval king.
Is mrbabyman back?
This honestly doesn’t seem that bad at all, you can change at Clapham junction and get a train to Victoria very easily. Also Vauxhall is only closed for a couple of days which has underground and bus stations. Good to know about these things but the engineering works won’t stop people getting in/out of London.
I’d invest in a used x86 SFF PC over a RPI for performance, you will pick one up cheap and it’ll be way better suited for a media server over a RPI.
Look into Tailscale for remote access. Very easy to setup and their free tier is generous. (100 devices I believe).
Yep, been using freshrss for years, works great.
It’s also been known that when laying track over large distances, a site of archeological importance has been discovered, this can delay the project for years whilst it’s examined.