Owncloud is very handy for sending things to people in a pinch. I have it running in Yunohost on my VPS.

This comment led me to investigating copyparty for myself. It looks good.

Do you know if you can specify existing folders?

My boss is apparently unaware of this.

Having to be in it.

Does he have a licence for that amount of long‽‽

I’ve been pondering doing this to a broken iMac I’ve got.

It got donated to me by someone who needed to thin out his studio a bit, so it didn’t cost me a penny. But I took the screen off to give it a clean out and repaste, apparently didn’t tape it in place securely enough as a temporary measure, so the screen fell off. And smashed.

I did some swearing.

However, it’s still a surprisingly handy spec. 3.5ghz i5, 24gb RAM and a Radeon GPU. So I’ve been wondering about pulling the guts and turning it into a desktop, then making it my home server to replace the 2014 Mac mini I currently use.

ponderings intensify

Milky milky

He has the cold, dead eyes of a shark.

Every dress I wear is a fat dress.

As a fat, dress wearing guy: yes.

Is that a promise?

I hope these won’t cost a million dollars.

Is it a waiting room?

Will he be wearing the tan suit?

CLITORIS

The Aussie Sexy Speaker enters the chat.

How did you get a screenshot of my ex wife’s old Samsung netbook?

She called me up once, asked if I could have a look at it because it was slow as hell. Opened IE and I’m not kidding when I say that literally 1/3 of the tiny screen was toolbars.

a Soulslike Metroidvania

Is this the gaming equivalent of increasingly niche music genres?

The company I work for has, until now, not really given much of a shit about cybersecurity. Sure, we had some basic stuff in place, and had managed to avoid any issues, but it’s fair to say that the boss’ focus isn’t on the computing side of things. But we recently took on a big contract from a BIIIG customer, and that customer has a contractual requirement that we achieve the UK government’s Cyber Essentials rating at the very least.

So out with the old Win10 PCs and in with some new Win11 units. They’re still shitty, but at least they’re compliant.

Trouble is, because the company broadly didn’t care, I was able to put Kubuntu on mine. You could argue that my PC was the most secure because I ran timely updates, where my colleagues were still using unsupported Win10.

Well, I’ve lost my Linux privileges because now the IT guy needs everyone to be in line, and on the same hardware.

So I’ve spent the past few weeks poking and prodding at Windows 11 to figure out how to bend it to my will without admin access. It’s been quite good fun actually. Aside from the whole using WIndows thing.