This is @Dave@lemmy.nz and @Dave@piefed.nz but PieFed told me not to use my admin account for general browsing so here I am following instructions.
Jellyfin needs to handle all kinds of media. I tend to use Finamp for music and Findroid for TV/movies. Both support offline play, which last I checked Jellfin’s app still doesn’t.
I tried a few before settling on those, but I hadn’t heard of Jellybox until now so not sure how it compares.
Like for picking locks?
I’m gonna disagree on the vacuum. A corded one has a cord, and cords are annoying as hell for vacuuming.
The right battery vacuum is great for grabbing and vacuuming in little bursts instead of making a big thing out of it.
Ah that makes sense, thanks!
Btw Lemmy/Piefed let you sort by “active” which is loosly the function for a post to rise to the top when someone comments on it (it does rabk with votes too so it’s not 1:1)
If you want to hand out candy to children year round, you could consider becoming a tree? Saw this guy on the weekend, handing out lollipops to kids at the playground while playing the saxophone: https://thespinoff.co.nz/society/17-07-2022/have-you-seen-the-walking-talking-tree-of-wellington
Full disclosure, doing this may get you shot in the US, and this is not that unusual for Wellington NZ, we’re just kinda like this.
If it’s automated, why only run it weekly?
A serious life tip is to apply for jobs when you already have one (so no pressure to take whatever you can get) and to interview the hiring manager while they are interviewing you.
I chose my current role because of the manager, and haven’t regretted it. I watched friends go through a bad experience and picking a good manager became top priority for me.
Can’t believe they killed her off so early on!
If it’s something like my example, then they will generally just charge for the main meal as swapping fries for mashed potato is pretty cost neutral. If you start adding bacon that’s a different story.
Lol apparently New Zealand is joining those ranks. Along with an app to pay.
I have an uncle that orders stuff not on the menu. Like ordering part of one meal and part of another (e.g. if the menu had “steak and fries” and “sausages and mashed potato” he might order steak with mashed potato).
95% of the time they can make what he’s asking for, and it blows people’s minds as they don’t even realise they can do that.
I’m not sure what they were going for, but I know that modern browsers do just in time compilation for regularly repeated code parts to allow much faster execution, so “interpreted programming language” may be a little of a blurry definition. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/Just_In_Time_Compilation
I couldn’t find any info on any hardware specific to JS/JSON for clients but I’m no expert, maybe they will provide more info.
I was explaining to my kids about floppy disks, and mentioned the save icon. The what? The button you press to save. It just says “save” they said.
I think they use the Google suite at school, and apparently the save button just says “save”. Although TBH I half expected them to not know of it because of auto-saving.