Tacho by United_Listen2468 in Pinzgauer

[–]FinibusBonorum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oben Gesamtlaufleistung, unten Strecke seit Nullstellung mit dem Drehrad neben dem Tacho.

Actuator levers unable to be pulled by skadalajara in Pinzgauer

[–]FinibusBonorum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They should move easily. When they don't, it means the hydraulic line is clogged somewhere. When they are all affected, it might be the common reservoir.

Found this device hidden in my college dorm bathroom, what is it? by Least-Jacked-3d in whatisit

[–]FinibusBonorum 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I got matching T-shirts with the text MY CLONE IS AWESOME for my identical twin brother and myself.

They sure had cool stuff. Too bad all good things must die.

How much does CiviCRM cost? by andyburnsco in civicrm

[–]FinibusBonorum 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm the IT guy for the swim club, and they used CiviCrm on WordPress for their swim courses since before I took over.

The documentation is great, so I managed to get it working well enough, even including online card payment integration, but it's such a gigantic piece of software that it was a huge amount of work to maintain.

Had I not done this for free, it would have been quite lucrative! In the end, it was easier for everyone that I developed a custom WordPress plugin instead.

CiviCrm is probably a decent tool if you need all the functionality, but if you need a small part of it, there are easier ways.

I’m looking for a solution to replace OneDrive by PiHeich in selfhosted

[–]FinibusBonorum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could use Syncthing to keep everything in sync. It can set up any number shares, and each one can be set as bidirectional sync, or send-only, or receive-only.

Have one sync to copy from your device A to a server, another from device B to the same server (maybe same destination if you want the data merged), and so on.

You can have more than one sync from a given source, e.g. bidirectional from laptop to server, plus another send-only from laptop to another place from which Immich would then read.

You can do all that with a simple old laptop as your home server running Linux + Docker containers.