[–] 2 points 10 months ago* (1 child)

ok i didn't know about this and this is actually pretty great- thanks, hopefully it'll help me through this difficult period. I'm also wondering now how this would sound in a SoaD arrangement. and/or meshuggah.

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  • [–] 19 points 1 year ago (3 children)

    I'll rotfl my mao off when this law will turn out to accidentally punish fossil fuel and chemical companies dispersing chemicals or substances into the atmosphere and altering weather, also known as climate change.

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  • [–] 16 points 1 year ago (8 children)

    to be fair, they have about 3x the population too. but nonetheless good to see that they are moving fast. dictatorship works faster when it comes to regulation ¯_(ツ)_/¯ :)

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    I have a potentially dumb question, but honestly I've run out of ideas. I'm running a family nextcloud instance where me and my wife are managing our things, in our own boards. She noticed that cards that she put in her "Done" stack in a board of hers, are deleted after about a year. I have to emphasize:

    • She does not delete the cards (they hold important information, even though they are Done)
    • She does not even archive them

    All she does is she moves them to a stack. First off, this is a problem, as she's losing information (I'm now restoring old database backups to get back old Deck cards, not a fun activity in itself). But second, this bugs the hell out of me: is there any functionality that would do this in Nextcloud? Some hidden setting? I'm even thinking possible user error, but she's quite tech savvy and I believe her when she says she does not do this knowingly...

    Also important to highlight that I have cards from 2 years ago in my boards that are just fine, no deletion, nothing. And nothing in the logs, althgough I don't even know what I'm looking for, because we aren't sure when the deletion happened.

    Any idea/pointer would be highly appreciated.

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