We have Favini and Fabriano, but there’s also Mondi (UK but produces in CZ)
Then I must be using it wrong. I kept systemd-resolved on my laptop but on my desktop I use plain old /etc/resolv.conf
Italy: we have three options:
Common path
Bikes only
Separated, usually by a line
Inspired by a post here, I thought it would be interesting to create a collections of road signs for bike paths
Note: to do this you have to have your public key on the remote server
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I recently completed a 600-mile round-trip drive to witness a pair of my dearest friends get married. Normally, I make sure to pack the CDs and get any digital exclusives cached and queued up on my phone. It’s been a hell of a month, so that task didn’t happen. Instead, I refreshed my VP...
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Hej, if you go a thousand km south, sadly this isn’t possible. It is mandatory to cut the grass otherwise it will catch fire (yeah, for real… summer is too hot here :( )
Everyone here is suggesting RustDesk, but it has had a few issues of its own
It should (I have MetalLB but I never tested this specifically)
DK/SE layout is surprisingly good for european languages, say better than the Italian one
😨😨 poor bike
So, TV ads for bikes?
Foldable bikes on the train, cargo bikes and e-bikes for groceries. Inspiring to se this in Italy
The bad:
- It is Asahi Linux
- Try UTM, free and uses QEMU as the backend
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Hello, I’m looking for a way to upgrade my Quicksilver RAM. I’ve bought some 512MB sticks but they’re either not seen by the system or they crash it after a big allocation. How can I make sure the RAM will work?


Through sheer luck a friend of mine gave me this IIcx (battery not exploded).
It has an Ethernet card (Asanté MacCon+ II E thick and thin) and a Supermac (unknown) graphics card.
It also came with a 256 SCSI drive.
With what can I replace the battery? Do I need it to run at all?