I wanna see that cut. They definitely glossed over many of the major leaps forward both in the prep for the mission (how did they make so much fuel) and during the mission (learning the language was made out to be much easier than the book)
Not either of those but I use OpenMediaVault (which is debian based) for file serving, backups and a bunch of docker containers. Does a pretty good job of the basics but nothing beats docker/compose CLI.
I think this will hit the same problem - the profile folders are named differently every install. While you could theoretically back up the whole folder there are references inside that would break if you used it on different systems
FF sync doesn't cover everything, in particular toolbar setup. There is a user.js file you can create that plugs the gap but this hits the exact problem (picking the right folder) the OP stated
I wonder how much for another 16gb stick...
Commander. We do not grant you the rank of Captain
Could this make FAT32 a good choice for a shared partition (eg. for steam library) on dual boot setups?
Does it support marking as read/hiding read items?
I wanna see that cut. They definitely glossed over many of the major leaps forward both in the prep for the mission (how did they make so much fuel) and during the mission (learning the language was made out to be much easier than the book)
Nats are now a rounding error
Mongo is appalled!
Not either of those but I use OpenMediaVault (which is debian based) for file serving, backups and a bunch of docker containers. Does a pretty good job of the basics but nothing beats docker/compose CLI.
UPDATE - looks like chezmoi MIGHT handle this https://www.chezmoi.io/reference/templates/functions/mozillaInstallHash/. Haven't found a working example of it in use though
I just look for the folder with -release on the end
I think this will hit the same problem - the profile folders are named differently every install. While you could theoretically back up the whole folder there are references inside that would break if you used it on different systems
FF sync doesn't cover everything, in particular toolbar setup. There is a user.js file you can create that plugs the gap but this hits the exact problem (picking the right folder) the OP stated
Splitter!
Where are her eyebrows?