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Seems like kind of an obvious thing. I can add a menu of options, but can't add multi-digit extensions?
It's not even that big of a thing, but if I have a few employees, having simple extensions would be useful and kind of basic stuff for a phone system? (Eg, my extension of 053)
I like the “set it and forget it” aspect of a BeeStation Plus but to fully backup 3-2-1 style, I would need to periodically backup the BeeStation itself to a USB drive and put it in a friend’s house (hassle) or pay for offsite cloud backup (negating the cost savings of a buy-it-once device).
If my BeeStation crapped out and I had to pull files off the backup drive, would I need a BeeStation to do the recovery?
Is there something else I should worry about using the BeeStation for Time Machine? That’s essentially all it would ever be used for; I don’t need Plex or BeeDrive or BeePhotos.
PuePy builds on PyScript (Python+Webassembly) to offer something similar to Vue.js or React, but in 100% pure Python. It supports PyScript's two runtimes: MicroPython and Pyodide. MicroPython is tiny, while Pyodide is basically CPython.
Presumably anyone who wants to have a web project where they code the frontend in Python, not JavaScript. This might be a limited number of people, however, because it does mean you'll miss out on JavaScript tooling (eg, in-browser debuggers), JavaScript projects, etc.
You can, however, make use of web components like Shoelace.style, so you're not necessarily s
I'm trying to figure out a new cloud-based backup. I'm an American, but I live outside of the country, and I'm not-too-keen on unencrypted drives containing my personal data crossing borders.
Reading the Backblaze site, I'm not entirely clear on whether the hard drive containining a restore, FedExed, would still be encrypted? If not, are people just shipping their data, unencrypted, across borders and customs officials?
I don't see an option for it anymore. Is it gone?
