The OS does not get confused once it is up and running. I had some fun times initially where I could not figure out which bootloader was loading which install. It was actually the hard disk based original bootloader that was being used even if the OS loaded from M2 SSD. After figuring this out, I changed the UUID using some Linux tool. Now there is no confusion.

To avoid this in future, I want to keep the partitions UUID intact, while only reflecting the contents. This is probably not possible with free versions of Macrium etc.

Presently I have this bottom of the barrel Logitech K200 membrane keyboard where the keys do not go down smoothly and hence fail to register.

I was thinking of lubricating the keyboard but found out that it only works for mechanical ones.

I have read through this review and decided to buy the Dell KB216 for now. The Logitech one is wireless and for my desktop I want wired one. Wireless ones tend to go to sleep and do not respond instantly after a long period of lack of use.

Thank you for editing your original comment to reflect that 😎

Haven’t heard anything so far, what are they?

No gatekeeping. We did not have to answer any question, write any essay showing we were worthy etc.

Reddit refugees were welcome no question asked.

Once were in, we found the admin/founder to be cool, open and reasonable.

We stayed.

Rodent is nice.

Do you have a wifi network? If yes then use a file explorer on Android that can do FTP. Use any FTP client on your computer and transfer. I recommend FileZilla.

What happened to VLC?

Do you have time to go to toilet?

Open them elsewhere is also true for text files I guess.

Compared to this what is the advantage of binary form? I thought log files being text was a no brainer.

Is journald still binary? That alone made me turn away. I am using PCLinuxOS hence am systemd free. Stopped reading up on it.

Ah, I have never seeded anything primarily. Still I thought as he was asking for things to check, I posted it.

Make sure that you are seeding random blocks instead of serial. That way peers who have a different block will exchange among themselves rather than waiting for you to provide each and every piece.

What is that rdx interface?

When did they remove local backups? Or is it removed for someone who has opted for Google Drive backup?

I never chose cloud option, so I have my local backup. Android by the way.

I was a Boost for Reddit user who made do with LiftOff for the time being. What ever happened to LiftOff - there are no releases in a long while now.

I like its ability to show by date.

They might be convenient scapegoats for all I know.

I suppose this fixes issues with sorting by Active, Hot etc.