I'm sorry I have no idea, that was never anything I needed so I didn't look into any of that. I just basically needed a secure, reliable and EU-hosted cloud bucket to drop my files in.
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Restic backup to Hetzner (EU cloud storage). Works really well, just did a recovery test a month ago, easy peasy. Cheap as heck too!
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It's the best weather app I've ever used as I can choose details to see but above all you can choose the weather provider that gives you the most correct weather forecast for your location.
In northern Europe this is correct. HR is absolutely the employers/Companys/organisations tool. They may be helpful if they see a manager is actually harmful to the employer/company, but that is rarely the case unless the manager has done something actually forbidden and it is documented. As an employee you're far better off contacting your union representative.
Source: Married to an HR specialist.
Aren't we like 38000 years ahead of that thing? Oh, and Praise the omnissaiah!
Tivimate is THE app for IPTV on Android. But it seems providers are scarce in the US so regardless of software that is a problem.
Is IPTV piracy just a European thing then?
I said it in the other thread and I find it worth saying it again. Who the fuck wants to hang out with someone who knows exactly what they're doing anyway? So fucking boring people. Never experienced shit.
He must have been morbidly curious
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Honestly, out of the box it doesn't. Restic is CLI only, there's no built-in "click to restore" flow. For a non-tech person you'd need two things ready ahead of time: the repo password and access keys stored somewhere they can actually find (password manager, printed sheet, whatever works), and a GUI tool, because asking them to run terminal commands isn't realistic.
emuell/restic-browser on GitHub is a decent option, cross-platform, lets you browse snapshots and restore files without touching a CLI, though it still needs restic installed on the machine and the repo credentials to unlock anything.
Or use an AI to help with restore. Should work as long as you have the passwords and keys secured and ready to use.