Ohh…
This is most probably it. Thank you.
a new sad me
I’m a man, from Israel.
I’m also a nerd, from Israel.
My romantic life are interesting enough for you to ask me questions about. But they are not good enough for a film.
My main hobby is to learn, and this means everything languages, coding, my using my body, to cook, you name it.
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Cake day: June 10th, 2023
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1·24 days agoHi,
Sadly, it appears that doing this requires skills way overy limit. But maybe this would be useful for you.
Yes, you got it right.
Thanks for the answer, I suspected that this would be the case from the suggestions, but thanks for explaining.
I saw that someone did that, but it’s too much of digging into his explanation for me to manage to do it.
There’s a work computer and a home computer. I don’t want my work files ending up on my own computer (for confidentiality reasons) and I don’t want my porn viruses ending up on my work laptop.
There are two issues here:
- I have only one monitor
- I would like to avoid the risk of copying files between the computer
It’s a standard Windows machine. It has a ssh.
I have a docking station, or better said KVM, connected to the monitor, keyboard etc. Currently, I’m switching the KVM between the laptop and the desktop machine using a USB C. I wonder if there is a way for me to turn my desktop into a KVM.
Sadly, no. Since I don’t want to install anything on the work laptop. On my own machines, this would have been the solution
Yes, I have such a device. But I wonder if I can remove it. The less things on my desk, the better. Basically.
My work is using Google drive for Sync/back up so that is covered by them.
Personal data is automatically synched (syncthing) between three computers in different rooms in my home + some of the files is copied to my phone and tablet. I consider adding also an online server for further redundancy
I’m not sure I understand that email analogy, especially where it ends. My Gmail account does not allow me to access others users mail box. So what is the mailbox in that analogy?
And for that matter, what is outlook here? Another instance or another platform? To communicate with a mastodon post I need to get the link from there somehow?
(I admit, I’m confused as hell)
I tried but the browser just ignore my request. I saw in the other reply, that this is an issue of font fingerprints.