To be honest, I don’t know if Proton Drive will do what you want or not. It probably should, if you both share to the same folder, and make that folder “always available offline”.

But if I understand you correctly, I would use Syncthing to do this. Just set up your phones to share the DCIM folder with each other, and as soon as one of you takes a picture, it will copy over to the other phone (as long as you have a data connection or wifi).

that’s what a sea urchin looks like after it’s been out of the water. They unroll so they can get back to the ocean.

This post could have been a link to Reuters. Instead it was a link to a disingenuous conspiracy spreading nutjob. I don’t care what the claims are when they’re filtered through someone like that.

Glenn Greenwald is a right-wing conspiracy huckster. He’s demonstrated enough questionable beliefs to cast shadows on the rest of his work.

If you pull air from the basement, it’s going to get replaced with warmer, wetter air from upstairs. As it cools the air is going to deposit that water on the coolest surfaces. You might be trading this problem for another, more damaging one.

They have these in Amsterdam. Each room comes with its own maid.

It’s really too bad I’m unable to update my firmware until I agree to let ASUS sell my data.

You’re already familiar with Kodi, so install that on your Android TV. I have an Nvidia Shield with Kodi, and it just plays movies straight from my server. You should be able to use the TV’s remote to control Kodi without worrying about the VPN.

I finished assembling my new 3d printer, and it’s printing parts for an enclosure right now.

I can’t wait until holographic storage comes in spheres, and you have to bring it to an old Gypsy woman if you forget the encryption key.

3 hands of blackjack.

This post is just a copy pasta.

Did you turn on Automatic Rotations in Prusaslicer? By default it’s left off and just tiles your part when you duplicate it.

Just like the '70s, Detroit wants to build enormous energy-dense cars, while automakers from another Asian country come in and sell what the market demands.

Expect US automakers to blame unions when they face another round of bankruptcies and begin demanding government bailouts.

All sea salt is hydrogen.

Every single Microsoft site still does this.

NHTSA references several SAE standards in their regulations, but they don’t update the references very often, if ever. Many of the referenced standards date back to versions from the '70s and '80s. Back around 2012 I contacted SAE to find out if they provided a package of standards incorporated by reference in NHTSA regulations. I was told they don’t provide such a package, and they couldn’t even sell me the individual standards I needed because they were “out of date”. My only option through SAE was to buy the latest version.

Shortly afterwards Public.Resource.Org posted the standards, and I copied them. But I thought they had lost their court case.

Nice to find out I was wrong.

Samsung was caught disabling phones in Mexico because people were buying phones from other regions where they were cheaper.

https://www.sammobile.com/news/mexican-government-asks-samsung-not-block-phones-imported-illegally/

One of the arcades in the town I grew up in had one of these, for a short time. I never played it (I was young enough to not be interested) but saw some of the older kids playing it. Pretty soon afterwards my dad forbid (forbade?) me from that arcade, because he heard that’s where they sold “drugs”. I never made the connection until just now. Pissed me off, because that arcade had Robotron.

Printable records exist for this one