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.
Is there any way to delete an exercise from my list?
I have a specific speech exercise in French that I fail. For a few months now, I don’t know if this is my accent or duo’s speech recognition, but I cannot get it right. Is there a way for me to remove it from my list? I can skip it with the “I cannot speak now” button, but then it will be back, and I don’t have other speech exercises. Is there a way for me to remove it?
Often videos I took from my phone don't have a thumbnail on my computer. How to track that down?
I have a Samsung phone and I use the default camera to take videos. Then, in my home wifi, I transfer the files to my server using syncthing. The folders where these files are stored is then mounted on a different computer via lan (my main machine). The videos on that machine don’t always have thumbnails and I’m not sure why. How can I track that down? At what stage should the thumbnail be generated?
Prague from outside
Aqua - Barbie girl
Ohh…
This is most probably it. Thank you.
Weird whitespaces in some webpages.
Hi, recently Firefox (technically Librewolf) presents me with weird whitespace as in the image. I tried to search for something similar, and I did find some post, suggesting I’ll edit my font configs (in settings), but this has no effect. I tried to also open in incognito mode or disabled all my plugins or even create a new profile on my machine, but the spacings are always like this. On proper firefox, I don’t see this issue. Any idea?
Hi,
Sadly, it appears that doing this requires skills way overy limit. But maybe this would be useful for you.
The thing is like this: I have a windows laptop I use for work, and a Linux desktop machine. I have a single screen keyboard etc. and I switch between the two using a docking station. But, I wonder if there is a way for me to “cut the middle man” and just plug/unplug my linux machine. I guess I can use a remote desktop solution approach on my laptop, but I wonder if there is a more “extreme” solution. Mostly since I have only one Ethernet port in my home office.
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.
Is there any way to turn my Linux machine into a docking station?
The thing is like this: I have a windows laptop I use for work, and a Linux desktop machine. I have a single screen keyboard etc. and I switch between the two using a docking station. But, I wonder if there is a way for me to “cut the middle man” and just plug/unplug my linux machine. I guess I can use a remote desktop solution approach on my laptop, but I wonder if there is a more “extreme” solution. Mostly since I have only one Ethernet port in my home office.
