I’ve ruined everything.

People without a gaming PC?

Oops, I wasn’t clear… I meant I don’t know what the use-case is for tab groups, but keeping tabs open in any form should save history. (Thank you for letting me know, though!)

I don’t know about groups specifically, but keeping a tab open retains its history, so you can go back (and forward) later.

Great, Needs One More Extension

I see what you did there.

Sounds like it would be a group of schlemiels.

I mean, dogs eat poop too.

Small children, which is the point of this.

You’re going to have to answer to the blue man group.

My one and only purpose was to warn them that their “drawback” is more of a gator pit. It’s noble that you’re here defending rsync’s honor, but maybe let them know instead? My preferred backup tool has “don’t eat my data” mode on by default.

Sure, but that’s not in their answer.

only drawback is that it doesn’t create differential backups

This is a big drawback because even if you don’t need to keep old versions of files, you could be replicating silent disk corruption to your backup.

Sounds legit, thank you.

That’s nothing, I had all my eggs fabergéd to make them less valuable to thieves.

I see posts from 4d ago.

Not sure, but maybe “1080p” describes the approximate level of video quality (“full HD”) while 1200 is the actual vertical resolution (“full HD but taller”) due to the video having a non-16:9 aspect ratio?

Have you checked the signup page for your Lemmy instance lately? It amounts to “write us a short essay personal statement of what you intend to do here and we’ll manually approve your account sometime, hopefully soon.” I know this is somewhat standardized among instances, and it’s there for a noble reason, but it’s without a doubt friction for everybody who goes to sign up, and a barrier to entry for a good chunk of people, who might not yet even fully know why they’d want to join aside from “my friend says this is cool.”

Having your stuff accessible and synced, including read/unread status, across devices is a real benefit.