… Warp handles code changes through a diff-first workflow. As the agent generates code, you can review changes in a dedicated panel, leave inline comments, and provide batch feedback. …
… Projects stored inside the Linux filesystem are noticeably faster than projects stored under /mnt/c, and permissions between Windows and Linux do not always translate very well. …
… Committing your changes and documentation to Git solves that problem. Anytime I test out a new stack in Portainer and something breaks, I don't need to dig through old notes. I can open the repository and see the exact changes. …
… If it were to disconnect even for a split second, your file transfer operations would fail in an instant. …
… I’d be able to sift through notes, add new calendar events, browse RSS feeds, and even perform CRUD operations on tables. …
… Different atomic operating systems will store a different number of these older versions I think NixOS lets you store as many as you like , but for the sake of Fedora Atomic, you usually have two: the current build, and the one just before it. …
… Proxmox and TrueNAS make a dream team Ready to store data and launch apps I started out with a prebuilt NAS enclosure and worked up from there for the home. …
… Out of the box, TVs are often strung by store-friendly defaults and energy regulations that make the screen look dim, blue, or artificially smooth. …
… The default settings use the same drive to store these files, but you can change the location to use a dedicated scratch disk instead. This drive can store all the temporary files you don't want cluttering and wearing down your primary SSD. …
… Sure enough, at one point, I made some changes that I ended up regretting, and reverting what I did was as simple as getting Snapper open, identifying the snapshot that openSUSE took right before I made the changes, and rolling back to it. …