This device looks interesting. Given the coloring of the "mouse buttons", the lack of trackpoint is disappointing, though. And the "AI" in the name is a bit of a turn off.
the reason can also be laws, taxes etc. some incentives can be deducted. however if it is being deducted and the irs finds out, the company can get in trouble. this is speculation as I don't know what it's like in the usa, but is true for some countries in europe.
make commute time count as work time and remote work will be embraced by companies. Those who can't work from home at least will have the benefit of less traffic on the road.
depends on what product/service plan they had. a 5$ per month is not worth jumping through the hoops, because usually an individual solution is needed, but this doesn't scale. if the site is important to the owner, they need a more fitting service plan with higher headroom.
that being said, a good provider at least tries to filter out what could be a (d)dos
afaik, funkwhale and navidrome have overlapping usecases, but don't have the same goals. funkwhale with its federation features wants to be more than a web player for your library
I don't see the upside of this idea. there already is reallocation of data from bad sectors, SSDs usually come with spare blocks.
if your disk shows signs of failures, you replace it. what benefit would there be to have a single "redundant disk", that is partly failing? you still have to replace the whole thing
> That feeling when you're wasting hours of your life trying to make something you know is abandonware work just because it looks nice. There should be a word for that feeling. In Danish or Japanese. Or German.