You’re a brave person.

And I’ve been using it for eight six of those 15 in RAID 5/6 with zero issues, so YMMW I guess. Sorry you experienced problems.

Glad you appreciate it for what it is.

Difference in temperature cannot be expressed in °C. It’s not 5 °C warmer today than yesterday. It’s 5 K warmer. You can say “five degrees warmer”, but not “five degrees Celsius warmer” or “five Celsius warmer”. “Five Celsius degrees warmer” is also correct, but who’d do that?

The reason is that the Celsius scale has a fixed offset. If your birthday is in a week, you wouldn’t say it’s “one seventh of January from today”.

In Sweden it’s getting increasingly common to write “Open between 9 to 17” which is so wrong it hurts.

Between 9 to 17 AND WHAT???

We should be able to figure this out. Which year, month, date and hour of the day was it?

NB: this was before

Sorry, I don’t see it. Do you mean in a reply to a comment?

I think OP needs to explain why a note taking app is not a diary app in their view.

I said I’ve been trying for 20 years. Obviously it’s a Brother.

I feel attacked by this post. I self host Home Assistant, recursive proxy servers, RSS readers, photo managers, vscode, media servers, download managers, backup solutions, git, password databases, economy trackers… And if I need to print from my macbook I have to email the file to myself because in twenty years I haven’t ONCE been able to host my printer on the network in a way that works for more than three days before randomly breaking.

Reddit knows who you really are, but facebook knows who you want to look like you are.

I’d think you’re much more likely to click ads based on the latter.

”Better known as Windoze”

Stopped reading right there. Edgy 14 year old script kiddies can think whatever they want. I’m not interested.

Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia is the fear of long words.

This made me happy. Thanks!

Awww I had forgotten about that. Now I’m sad.

I have no idea what you’re talking about…

So you’re saying they think it be like it is but it don’t?

Oh no.

Anyway.

Depends on the language the script is written in. If it’s bash/sh then it’s usually just $VARIABLE