You can buy any metric on the web. Amazon reviews, YouTube subscribers and likes, X followers, Reddit karma, …. I am not surprised that GitHub stars are one of them.

Really does depend on what we are talking about. Some random software that is not critical? Sure. Some system breaking library that would take down my servers in case of malfunction? No bueno.

Only one person here has posted its usage for November. The OP has not talked about November or any timeframe.

Really? That’s a good idea.

Really? Gagguino went closed source? I must live under a rock, thanks, I will read up on that. What a shame…

Some people propose with cheap plastic rings, or even without any rings.

It should not be about jewelry

The 90 series is always overpriced and inefficient. Tell me about the 80 series.

This is the way.

For some people it simply does not help with the workflow. For me it is a significant upgrade as it allows me to never use the normal mouse to move around in 3D, and allows me to quickly move the view to where I want it to be. Without it, moving in 3D just feels clunky to me.

But as I said, it is a preference.

Pi-hole can run inside a docker container no problem. In fact I have it running on my unraid server that way.

German manufacturers like Volkswagen slept for decades without innovating.

Pi-hole. Get rid of at least some ads on the network level. Maybe add unbound for a faster DNS response.

Very tidy!

Lots of people have moved away from raid entirely because of some of these issues. There are alternatives these days. For example mergerfs or the ZFS file system.

Well. And who’s fault is that?

They have, it is especially designed to not work that way because then a lot of people would just leave it plugged in. And Apple hates that this would look like a wired mouse.

But yes that has not stopped them from doing it right on the keyboard.

That is not entirely true. Battery capacity has increased significantly in recent years due to these constant developments.

Is there a way for users to flag domains? Maybe add a few media corporation websites to the mix.

This message here in particular is not looking state funded if you ask me. Gaining access to zendesk tickets is a vulnerability which was published a few weeks/months ago and is not difficult at all.

Are you sure that this is not a Spotify issue?