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Imagine having to drive to a station each time you need to fill up your tank instead of just plugging it at home and letting it charge while you sleep.
I would not want to go back to a gas car.
Imagine having to drive to a station each time you need to fill up your tank instead of just plugging it at home and letting it charge while you sleep.
I would not want to go back to a gas car.
I had a Thai roommate with a 2-3 years old daughter. At one point I went to the kitchen to prepare my dinner and she was there cooking and snaking some vegetables with her daughter.
It was bird eyes chili peppers! They were eating then like I would eat carrots, I tried the tiniest bit of it, had my mouth burning and we all had a good laugh about it.
If I understand well you want to have the same OS, software, configuration and files on different devices.
You could have a look at nixos.
I’m doing something similar, I have a computer in my office for work and a laptop at home for personal use and a bit of work.
I have a config shared between the two computers, they share similar modules but also have their own specificities.
This way when I configure VSCode for example I get the configuration synced on both.
For synching my files I’m using a synology NAS.
You haven’t been assigned your fediverse girlfriend yet ?