This just gets worse and worse, but I still think the lack of sd card slot is the worst thing they never included in the pixel series, and now they are going ahead and fucking with the A series so that it's barelly any cheaper than the flagship?
Google needs to take a steap back and reconsider it.
House m.d. + beacon pines
I guess we got a sherlock homes in the cute and creepy story of beacon pines now.
When it comes to media like my music library and comics for example I just use rsync to move new ones to the server every time I collect some new (I have about 60gb of it)
I would just use rsync on the whole folder.
Rsync is smart enough to be able to only send files you didnt' have previously like a regular mv command.
Or you can sync the whole directory and have it also delete removed files.
Edit: If you wan't something to automatically "sync/backup" the data, why don't you try and use syncthing? P2P syncing solution that might be exactly what you need in your hse case.
I tend to use rsync 99% times.
Yea my instances admin is also a bit nuts.
Drop a sd card reader also and I'm happily buying you,
Shitty thing is, emulators and emulation themself aren't ilegall.
What nintendo attacked here is the fact yuzu was used to play copies of games for their still used and developed for system, doesn't matter whether it was pirated or not to them, all they care about is the fact that it was a current gen system emulator and they didn't like that fact because they think it hurts their sales.
Personally never bought anything nintendo cause I'm on the younger side, and by the time switch came to my country it was already too old and expensive for me to even consider it.
Bayonetta, minecraft sky factory 4 and might try starsector also.
Vampire survivors was the best 3 euro I spent on a game.
Need to revisit it again since I haven't played it in over 6 months, after putting about 100 hours into the game, might even restart my progress.
No, I only have new files on my local machine, and as I collect new stuff I move them to my server with rsync and just remove it onthe local machine.
Rsync is more than smart enough to, if you keep same folder structure to easilly move the files to the server without you having to manually copy other each file.