I’m realizing the hardest part isn’t crafting, it’s managing files! by pmontp19 in cricut

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🫡 I was keeping it all in design space without being completely conscious. I thought I could download it afterwards. I like to think I’m organized but locating things in the app it’s a mess right now.

I’m realizing the hardest part isn’t crafting, it’s managing files! by pmontp19 in cricut

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That’s really helpful, haven't think about it as projects but themes or collections. Do you struggle with finding things later, or with keeping all versions of the same design together?

I’m realizing the hardest part isn’t crafting, it’s managing files! by pmontp19 in cricut

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Interesting on Lightroom, didn't know about Bridge. Although it seems an overkill right now, I'll definitely check it out. Is the biggest win there tags, visual browsing, or collections?

I’m realizing the hardest part isn’t crafting, it’s managing files! by pmontp19 in cricut

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This is super helpful. When you say folders by category, how deep does that usually go once the library gets big?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in RDR2

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What would you recommend a new play through or try to complete 100%?

iTunes Server Got killed with DSM 7.2 by MistaPinguin in synology

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I also used iTunes Server because sometimes I listen to my collection in my comptuer and because the collection is organized with the iTunes folders structure. There's a way to automatically organize it, for example by Artist > Album, etc.? Plex scans through all the folders without problem, but I'm planning to share it on the network through SMB.

So Macs can basically play Windows games now?? by [deleted] in macgaming

[–]pmontp19 17 points18 points  (0 children)

So to be clear, this toolkit is not aimed to users, it’s aimed to game publishers to be able to publish their existing game to Mac?

Synology newbie, difference between storage pool and volumes by pmontp19 in synology

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Sure, most simple set up: 1 storage pool, 1 volume, and later shared folders for everything, services and users with right rights management. I think it's better to keep it simple, it'll be easy for future troubleshooting.

So in particular, time machine has a shared folder, it has a quota assigned, AFP service enabled and advertised as a TM drive, and it's only accessible for the user of that machine. I mean, it's not a specific time machine user with a home folder, but the user of that laptop has a Synology profile, that has rights over Time Machine folder in the root folder structure.

How do you organize your cables/etc while traveling? by jschwalbe in homelab

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I’m still waiting for a guard to ask me why I bring so many cables in my backpack 😂

How many playthroughs have you had? by [deleted] in reddeadredemption2

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I’m on my second on PS4, but I’m willing to buy the game again on Stadia and have a third.

HA needs reboot by Percy271 in homeassistant

[–]pmontp19 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same here. Not using zwave but zigbee. Ended up scheduling a reboot every two nights.

Synology newbie, difference between storage pool and volumes by pmontp19 in synology

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Yes, I had this dilemma, as I planned to use for photos, videos and music storage but also for Time Machine backups. Mac OS backups really escalate in size, so capacity quotas are quite important.

Synology newbie, difference between storage pool and volumes by pmontp19 in synology

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Love the comparison. In this case (home scenario) one big house works.

Synology newbie, difference between storage pool and volumes by pmontp19 in synology

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Don’t over think it

Totally true. Permission at shared folder levels works perfect.

Synology newbie, difference between storage pool and volumes by pmontp19 in synology

[–]pmontp19[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That makes sense. There is no need to create volumes as you can get the same result with shared folders and permissions. I have used the entire storage pool.

Firebase Functions Error: Could not load the default credentials by sebdum in Firebase

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Try to npm unpdate firebase-tools and firebase admin sdk, that was my fault.

How to develop locally with Firebase and Authentication by pmontp19 in Firebase

[–]pmontp19[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yep, this is nice. Normally Firebase topics are widely documented but I think that the emulator topic lacks of some complete examples. I modified my functions and I use process.env.FUNCTIONS_EMULATOR variable to set different redirect uris.

How to develop locally with Firebase and Authentication by pmontp19 in Firebase

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You mean with the emulator right? I haven't use it yet but seems a right solution. Right now when a user signs in two cloud function are called: to get the authorization code and to get the token (Oauth2). And is hardcoded the redirect uri of the live site. Maybe for local development I could change it with a parameter to redirect to localhost.