Yeah, I've done the opposite myself - used Windows native webdav integration in file explorer to access my Nextcloud data.
Note that this isn't "syncing" anything in the way that (say) Dropbox would - all the data is stored remotely and you're accessing it online only essentially.
But of course it's optional? I don't understand why it's scandalous that they've put that in the middle? Did you want it in the headline?
Yeah, I know this is the self hosted community, but nothing is as easy and straightforward as OneNote. I keep coming back to it after trying self hosted solutions.
Yeah definitely, it's moving in the right direction. I like what Octopus is doing in general and this fits in with that.
Interesting, but who is charging on Ionity and Osprey at 11pm? Taxi drivers?
Giffgaff uses o2 and also blocks duckdns. Additionally, whatever blocklist my employer is using also blocks it, so it's probably a common thing now.
I'll be honest I didn't really have a problem with the ref that match. We should have buried them when we were on top and didn't. We didn't take our chances, that's how we lost the game.
I had a similar experience and I couldn't figure out why - this explains it!
There's bands I listen to that have <10 monthly listeners. They still deserve their $3 a year IMO.
Yeah, surely you have to find out first, before writing an article titled "Tech news doesn't understand ad blockers or Chrome extensions"? This appears to be the crux of the article, and yet the author isn't worried about finding out? Weird.
Definitely better in built up areas. I've never had a problem with one, even on 4+ hour journeys on motorways and A roads. From what other EV drivers say though I gather the problem is worse in the north than the south.
Interesting point. I guess the price of the individual product won't be differentiated based on cost of recycling, but there will still be an incentive for retailers and therefore manufacturers to make products last longer, which might be better in the long run?