Reject all of the first 37%, and then accept the next candidate that is better than any (all) of them ...
Tuesday, January 14, 2025
Tuesday, January 7, 2025
DIY DAS and NAS for Media 2020 - Chris Bergerons Tech Blog
Use DAS to expand storage for small PCs.
https://chrisbergeron.com/2020/03/07/diy_das_part1/
https://chrisbergeron.com/2020/03/07/diy_das_part1/
The Best Temperature for Painting Your Car
Various sites indicate slightly different temperature ranges, but anything from the low 60s to the high 80s should be fine ...
Sunday, December 15, 2024
PHONECO Antique phone, collectible telephone, old telephone
Try a few of these (perhaps with VOIP) to add some nostalgia to a home:
https://www.phonecoinc.com/?
https://www.phonecoinc.com/?
Monday, November 11, 2024
Saturday, November 9, 2024
Linux for Windows users
From a FB forum:
If you're looking for a Linux distribution that is most similar to Windows and also fully supports NVIDIA graphics, here are the best options for you:
Zorin OS – Zorin OS is the closest in terms of look and feel to Windows. It offers an interface that resembles Windows 7 and Windows 10, which makes it ideal for users transitioning from Windows. Zorin OS supports NVIDIA graphics well and comes with a tool to easily install the proprietary NVIDIA drivers. It's an excellent choice for those who want a familiar experience with solid NVIDIA support.
Linux Mint (Cinnamon) – Linux Mint is one of the most Windows-like Linux distributions, especially with the Cinnamon desktop environment. It provides a very user-friendly experience and a familiar layout. Mint supports NVIDIA graphics, and the process for installing the proprietary drivers is simple and integrated into the system. This makes it a top choice for users coming from Windows.
Ubuntu – Ubuntu with its default GNOME desktop is a bit different from Windows, but it can be made more Windows-like by installing the Ubuntu MATE or Ubuntu Budgie desktop environments. Ubuntu has strong NVIDIA support, and drivers can be easily installed via the Additional Drivers tool. It's a reliable choice for those who want solid support and a lot of resources.
Pop!_OS – While Pop!_OS, developed by System76, is not exactly Windows-like in appearance, it is extremely user-friendly, especially for users who need high-performance NVIDIA graphics. It offers built-in support for NVIDIA graphics cards and provides automatic installation of the proper drivers. For users who prioritize performance and ease of use with NVIDIA hardware, Pop!_OS is an excellent choice.
Summary:
Zorin OS is the closest to Windows in terms of design and experience while also providing full support for NVIDIA graphics.
Linux Mint (Cinnamon) is another excellent Windows-like option with solid NVIDIA support.
Ubuntu offers good NVIDIA compatibility but is less Windows-like than the other two.
Pop!_OS is perfect for those who need high-performance NVIDIA support, though it may not resemble Windows as much.
Schedule automatic iPhone reboots (sort of ...)
How to Automatically Restart iOS Every Day
https://medium.com/@bjammin/how-to-automatically-restart-ios-every-day-4b3bfdba7a90
"Experts ... say forcibly closing apps could stop criminals from monitoring …
Persistence is difficult on iOS, and restarting it will clean up running processes.
We could use the Reminders app to set a reminder and then go through the process of holding the buttons, swiping, etc. But, there's a better way.
Shortcuts app! We still get a pop-up prompt and still need to be there to hit "Ok." Apple probably doesn't want to allow scheduled restarts because of the risk of a phone turning off in the middle of an emergency. But I'm pretty happy with this one-click approach.
On your iPhone, open the Shortcuts App which should be installed by default. Then:
https://medium.com/@bjammin/how-to-automatically-restart-ios-every-day-4b3bfdba7a90
"Experts ... say forcibly closing apps could stop criminals from monitoring …
Persistence is difficult on iOS, and restarting it will clean up running processes.
We could use the Reminders app to set a reminder and then go through the process of holding the buttons, swiping, etc. But, there's a better way.
Shortcuts app! We still get a pop-up prompt and still need to be there to hit "Ok." Apple probably doesn't want to allow scheduled restarts because of the risk of a phone turning off in the middle of an emergency. But I'm pretty happy with this one-click approach.
On your iPhone, open the Shortcuts App which should be installed by default. Then:
- Tap on the Automation tab
- Create Personal Automation (or click the plus if you have some)
- Time of Day (or use another trigger)
- set your schedule & tap Next
- tap Add action
- search for shutdown and tap add
- Tap the word "Shutdown" and change it to "Restart"
- Next
- Done"
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