Scott

Notifications are instant for me, using a self-hosted Unified Push server too.

Yeah, “app stores” are some new-fangled thing that was added in response to the Apple Mac app store.

Most Linux users just use the main package repos which don’t come with all that stuff.

ClipCascade looks like it does the universal clipboard thing.

Available on Windows, Mac, Linux and Android (no iOS due to Apple restrictions).

The server/relay component can be self-hosted too.

That price is the “volume price”. Due to economies of scale, when you buy something in bulk it’s usually much cheaper.

Kickstart My Heart rocks.

Wouldn’t you like to know!

Human stew. No thanks.

OP used the word “siff” instead of the word “sift”.

*sift

RethinkDNS also has all these features; as well as allowing multiple WireGuard VPNs running at the same time. It’s an amazing app.

*fuses

Try, https://driveweatherapp.com/

“Talk”? Did you mean “taught”?

Whatever.

There’s no “algorithm” on blog posts. You choose to subscribe to it or visit it regularly, if that’s what you want.

Not if you don’t use YouTube. ;)

I’m not quite sure what you’re asking.

ZIP, by default, is a compression tool. It takes multiple files, creates an index of the files within and then performs compression on all the files combined (to allow for a better dictionary). The index and dictionary are “overhead” that exists for each ZIP file.

Sending multiple files, uncompressed, or sending multiple ZIP files (one for each file) will almost certainly be less efficient.

In theory, yes.

Just keep in mind that the CPU is ARM-based and not all container images come with ARM variants.

But if you shrink the “yardstick” down to an infinitesimally small size, the length, effectively, becomes infinite… and it’s the same for all coastlines. They’re all infinitely long.

… but some are longer than others. ;)

It did evolve and English got rid of thorn. This is regression.

*you’re