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It was the Skin Manager Plugin. Changing back to default fixed it.
I will post this answere to every thread, since I want to let everyone know that I appreciate the support and Help that I got from ya'll.
Thank you a lot!
It was the Skin Manager Plugin. Changing back to default fixed it.
I will post this answere to every thread, since I want to let everyone know that I appreciate the support and Help that I got from ya'll.
Thank you a lot!
@Mods since I didn't find any Rules I simply hope that I didn't break any.
If there are any, that my post collides with, please let me know.
Disclaimer:
Issue is not present on the Android TV Clients.
For reference: the Portrait View:
I'm not sure but I think the second one looks just a tiny bit different, so it should have worked.
I guess the best way for that, is to crosscheck with the maiantained list on the megathread of this community.
Holy friggin shit! Thanks!
Another comic series I can binge-read :D niiicee!
Yep thats what I meant. But also imo templated VM or Containers are not aimed to be not break-out safe. This is the case for this though, which why I think it would not be fair to it to set it side by side to a normal vm template or container. Besides that it also brings some nice added bonuses, some of which you listed.
Reall great article. Thanks for sharing. But I dont know where you get the "literally a template" idea from. The article is explaining pretty well how its made and there isn't one thing that leads to the assumption that this was just a template that gets booted up.
The secured Sandbox maybe? The windows sandbox is pretty awesome for day to day use imo. And no a template VM or container isnt really the same thing. The sandbox has the task of making sure that there is nothing that can break out. Afaik the sanbox has done a pretty good job so far in that aspect. Does linux bring a comparable option to the table? Would love to find out, changig as many aspects of my life to linux is the best thing to do.
Their plugins arent really reliable. Can tell you that. The Mullvad VPN Plugin does not like it at all if you ever should run out of VPN Time. If your VPN is not being paid the connection shits itself and doesnt reconnect properly when the VPN is being paid for again. Besides that, the Seamless-Tunnel Option (aka. dont allow network traffic if its not through the VPN) is working but hella buggy if you want to disable it for testing.
Got myself a Opal one. Not sure what I will be using it from now on tbh. Maybe the other Options are more reliable but I couldnt be bothered to check em out in the last months.
Konsi is back! Wohoo!
Are you downloading or creating the remux? ^^
If you are downloading:
If you are only playing the movie on the laptop on a 15" screen, resolution above 1080p doesnt matter all that much for movies. If you are watching it on a large 4k tv - something like over 50" you have to consider the additional storage space, thats needed with the higher quality variant.
I am personally not so much considered with high resolution unless I watch a movie again and again and again. If you probably only watch it once, try out the 1080p version and find out if the quality is high enough for ya or if it is disturbing you.
Bullshit article.
Yeah i can also imagine code myself while awake.
Doesnt make it worth it though.
Imagining code brings you nothing.
You have no IDE in your head that checks your code.
You have no space to upload your code towards.
You can only try to remember what weird concept for a code you had in mind and use that, when you actually type down your code.
The article is just trying to generate some clicks with ragebait. Nothingburger news. Not even worth the click.
Linux beginner here. Whats snaps?
Didn't expect that vid to be so accurate, hurting and funny at the same time.
SysAdmin. The OCR Feature is a blessing to get masses of text from sended in screenshots, or Webinterfaces of devices that try to fight the user when they try to copy some text from it ^^
The Always on Top Feature... fuck where do I start.
When shit gets stressful and you are just trying to fix a thing asap but your view is bloated with the applications from your previous task, it can be unbelievable practical to use the always on top feature.
Mostly use it on windows that i want to have as a small but always on top space where i can interact with application xyz or even a small fresh notepad to type down what the customer is blubbering into my phone while I try to get as many information possible and troubleshoot the problems at the same time.
Sorry for the absolute shitty written text. I'm in a hurry.
Powerrename with optional Regex (Regex only with support of chatGPT. Noone can tell me they actually understand regex ^^) Though PowerRename i use more often as a Pirate.
Paste Text only - OMFG this feature.. without it i would quit my job and search for anotherone where i can deploy it on my maschine. It stripes out every non-text from the text you have copied. So formatting and all that bullshit is gone. Its's bliss. As a regular office worker this should also be a gamechanger. Noone ever wants to copy the formatting from one document to another. You mostly just want the plain damn text.
Maybe the cut and resize feature will be also soon on my favourites list but i havent tested it that much so far.
Oh and another app i love:
ShareX.
It has never been easier to show someone what they have to click or where error xyz occurs. Just create a border that you want to record in .mp4 format, do your stuff there, klick stop and send a very nice and small videofile to your opponent. Absolutely everyone that got a video from me was thankful for not having to read 4 paragraphes of text but instead was able to just watch a 30secs video and understand everything. I sometimes even use it in documentation for other sysadmins. Very helpful if the task is complex and would take up lots of text to explain. Create a short clip and everyone understands you.
Microsoft Power Toys
Absolute gamechanger.
Just checking in to say thanks for asking that question. Always had that same question as a fellow sysadmin :D
Now since i see all those ideas: hell yes. I will reach out to the maintainers of the next project that I find that could use some support and offer them my support :D