Heaven forbid I want to use an intuitive, simple, terminal based text editor when I ssh into one of my boxes.
But here’s the real kicker. Why do people like you give two shits what text editor other people use?
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Heaven forbid I want to use an intuitive, simple, terminal based text editor when I ssh into one of my boxes.
But here’s the real kicker. Why do people like you give two shits what text editor other people use?
Appears to work as well as it does on windows. I guess the only downside is learning powershell if you have no previous experience with it.
I forgot where I was posting. (I use both win and Linux pretty heavily.) I have pwsh, let me see if import-excel works on linux and report back.
For Excel there is a PowerShell module called Import-Excel that I use all the time.
Yes to all of that.
Turns out it was a content update that caused the driver to crash but the update itself wasn’t a driver (as per their latest update.)
The problem her was that this wasn’t a traditional update. It was delivered automatically as a “content” update (like how old av would have definition update). We were given no room to test.
This is the first I’ve heard of it.
I was really hoping this was going to be a rant about clouds in the sky.
I mean, if you spent the kind of scratch on an android phone you would on an iPhone and then not fuck around with it, you’d have a similar experience on Android.
Years ago I used to flash roms and generally tinker until I decided I needed my phone to be stable and stopped. My Note 20 is polished and stable, no complaints.
My wife has always had iPhones. I’ve used both and find iOS frustrating. These days, unless you’re scraping the bottom of the barrel, it’s mostly about comfort and preference.
I have nextcloud AIO running behind NPM just fine. There’s a page in there docs on how to configure it.
Even with an outlet who wants to slow charge a plug-in EV? The infrastructure isn’t there and the cars are too expensive.
You’ve obviously never met my cat.