Well, it’s just a very small and narrow rice cooker you can have in your backpack while travelling. It’s a fat thermos size, and you can cook a portion for two with it. A regular rice cooker is just big and isn’t comfortable to carry while travelling.
Mostly in Thailand, but also Malaysia, Singapore, and Hong Kong, where I travelled to. I’ve bought a portable tiny rice cooker in Hong Kong, to be able to keep it in my backpack. Never used! So, I actually brought two rice cookers back home! I really forgot about the tiny one.
These days I do rice or other similar dishes in a regular pot, and it’s the same to me, more or so. Perhaps that’s just skill, I don’t know. Maybe I’m missing something and not noticing.
I’m on Arch, but I’ve been improving my system for years, and only recently I felt I’m settled more or so. I’m so sad I haven’t been keeping a blog about my journeys, I started one, and now trying to write things in retrospect is challenging and takes too much effort, I’m thinking of giving up. Do you guys have places where you share what you do and why? I’d love to read. Not many things are obvious, even for me. That’s why normies aren’t doing it. They are not aware there’s Colemak or Dvorak.
I’m willing to cry over all this, I cannot understand why it works like that. It’s not cheaper, and even if you’re optimising costs, it’s still cheaper to hire one competent guy than ten incompetent ones.
I couldn’t imagine my life without a rice cooker when I lived in Asia, but in Europe, I don’t really use mine a lot. I just use regular pot and it’s so easy to make rice for me, I am too lazy to take a rice cooker for the task. I don’t know why. I literally brought a rice cooker I’ve bought in Asia, all the way to Europe. It’s not used much now.
I update daily and had zero issues for seven years. Some issues need some light trivial manual intervention, but nothing more than that. I needed to downgrade kernel once or twice. I don’t know whether there’s much of unstable. I have servers running Arch and I faced zero issues so far. I so much hate upgrading Debian, it always breaks on me. Here, I don’t need to worry about that, I just update here and there (with servers), and I update multiple times a day (desktops), no issues so far.
I’m totally with you on this!
Hey, it’s not a blue screen of death, is it? Nothing is fucked up there. Except some incompetent fucker using Ubuntu for no real reason.
I imagine an IT technician running around pressing keys on real physical keyboards connected to all machines, instead of connecting via ssh, or even using Ansible.
Otherwise they’re an easy target for some fines, I think. It’s rather they pay the licence and nobody cares the money is wasted. And funnelled to the US, instead of staying locally.
I used to run LibreELEC (a standalone Kodi with some very basic locked down Debian) on a Raspberry Pi 2B with 2 GB microSD card. Works very well running 1080P H264 content (version 1.2, version 1.1 does not run 1080P well) over LAN.
I upgraded the setup for Orange Pi PC One, as it allows to be less picky about what I download, and decodes H265. But even RPi2 is quite capable, especially when you need to loop one video, which you can encode as you like.
Saying that, it’s surprising someone would even consider running a full blown Ubuntu on it. To me, that’s a sign of a sheer incompetence. I have no other explanation for this phenomenon.
Yeah, I wonder will mpv run on its own, without any DE? At least we can run Kodi that way, but I guess at least some video players are able to run without any DE or even WM. If not all, but I’m not really sure on this.
Oh, what a wonderful review! Thanks for that! Yes, there was an MX500, my first ever real mouse. I’ve bought it with my own money as a teenager, and coming from a poor background within the society where it was real hard to even find any job, that was very expensive, to pay like $50 for a mouse. My previous A4-Tech something mouse was ten times cheaper and I couldn’t play Quake with it, any quick turn would make it lag significantly. With MX500, I became a pro player with almost nobody playing better than me. (Not only because of the mouse.) I haven’t won any prizes to compensate for the mouse, but I’ve been using it for a really long time, and I still have it by the way. The left button doesn’t work, but I just hope I’d fix it one day (I don’t know how yet, but I hope I need to change some clicker or something like that). That mouse is of sentimental value for me now. I don’t have many other sentimental things in my life actually. Perhaps just that mouse, considering I migrated countries a couple of times. I wasn’t aware this mouse was of a value, I’ve been bringing it with me, even though it was broken. Now, I’m happy I have it though.
A school friend, he had a 510, it was blue. And much lighter than a 500. I was ready to buy one, when I was looking for a replacement, but I couldn’t find neither 500, nor 510, nor 518. So, thanks for mentioning the new model, I’d search for it. Right now, I have a few Razer mice, specifically Naga and Death Adder. Both I like, yet they aren’t in a good shape, the Death Adder left button is broken too. But this time only because I bought it used. It served me for like 5 years. So considering the price … I’m happy about it. A guy sold it, telling me he had issues with games, so he was selling it to stop playing too much, and focusing on studying instead. I wasn’t playing any longer, but I preferred to use a used gamers mouse, instead of a new cheap office mouse.
I’d appreciate something like this, but for smartphones. Or, in other words, I’m looking for an Obsidian replacement. So far, I’m satisfied with Obsidian, but I don’t like it being not open source, so things can change any day. Also, to my taste, it’s too bloated. Personally, I need only the couple of functions. Sometimes I think I’d write it myself, maybe. One day. But I’m still hopeful someone else would at least start it :)
I’ve missed both projects. What were they? Are they like Jackett or Prowlarr?
I want to buy one, but it looks like there are none, even used. (But I’m not ready to pay absurd prices either.)
I’d keep macOS for Pixelmator Pro, but Photoshop …
Yet, yeah, that’s very cool to have! I’d have one installed, probably. However, Gimp is close to being gunshot usable, with PhotoGIMP.
Thanks! So, why does it matter? It’s a server, you can have it to do the job unattended. Or does it affect other services and you’re unable to use anything else before it finishes?
If not joking, that would you want a huge amount of ram for on a server?
And yeah, Hong Kong is cool! I was there before the protests, so I’m not aware how different it is now. I guess it’s still the same for an average tourist though.