Syncthing is technically to synchronize data across different devices in real time (which I do with my phone), but I also use it to transfer data weekly via wi-fi to my old 2013 laptop with a 500GB HDD and Linux Mint (I only boot it to transfer data, and even then I pause the transfers to this device when its done transferring stuff) so I can have larger data backups that wouldn’t fit in my phone, since LocalSend is unreliable for large amounts of data while Synchting can resume the transfer if anything goes wrong. On top of that Syncthing also works in Windows and Android out of the box.

NeoForge

Mmmmm… Just format the hard drive.

Just put it all in the same folder and call it something like:

20250816_ProjectType_ActualNameHere_v001

But they yummy

let’s assume safe driving

That’s your problem, caring about safety of others smh

Think about all the people with computers that don’t know about Linux.

And boredom is a crime.

“Dont worry guys I found the solution” aah comment

Isn’t android technically linux?

I disagree with the quality part.

If you digged all the crap out sure

Assuming he actually did it

I heard that using different non multiple hz on x11 can be troubling.

What distro? Wayland or x11? What resolutions and refresh rates do these monitors have?

I first read it like a sonic character name and thought wtf you were saying. Its less cool now.

• Makes a point

• Blocks him

Hi, society here. I accept those words.

Didnt you technically support the guy that supported Nintendo?