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Blire inte dan före dan före afton? :P

Me neither.

Most of the old settings are at least easily reached if you can remember their names such as ncpa.cpl for the settings you mention but when you write "control printers" you get sent into the new Settings view now. Instead you gotta go to the control panel and change view from category to small or large icons to finally right click Devices and Printers and choose "open in a new window" to get there. If you left click it you get sent to the new Settings view.

What parts caught your interest?
I have only read the auto-generated transcript as I prefer text to sound/video so I imagine a lot got lost there.

The part about translating text editing from desktop ui to mobile ui was interesting, while I mostly use the solution he mentioned being bad (tap where you want to edit) I realized the drag and drop the indicator function is something I use the times when I do miss and that's really useful.

As someone that is very text focused the dynamic.land landing site was a hellscape for me. All those graphics hiding the relevant information and having to zoom into tiny squares to read the actual text. Using the actual books as links in the everything section instead of a proper text list where I can read the book titles without straining my eyes made me give up and come back here to comment instead.

I can't say whether it's the best or not but my Debian VM with Jellyfin Server has been working well for a few years without hiccups.

Some alternatives:

1. Download the offline installer from gog.com and install EU4 as a native package outside flatpak, then it should find your system lbiraries.
2. Force Heroic to install the Windows version of EU4
3. Install Flatseal and break the isolation of your Flatpak Heroic install so that you can point to the system library (not recommended)

Rimsort works native in Linux, setting up MO2 for use with Skyrim isn't very much work either and there's a ton of guides for it.
Personally I mostly do manual installations though.

I hope you find out that it's a not very necessary service that is the culprit, so that you can simply skip it. :)

Is it your cpu or your ram that hits the roof? Is it the host OS/Portainer or the services you run on it?
Here's how to check container usage in Portainer: https://docs.portainer.io/user/docker/containers/stats

Seems like it has a built in webserver for remote viewing. Does it have a slot for an SD Card?
The simplest solution would be to block the cameras internet access in your router/firewall and live stream through a browser while recording detected motion to an SD Card.
Link to the camera:
https://amcrest.com/qcam-ip2m822e-2mp-poe-weatherproof-ip66-bullet-ip-camera.html

dd works on the block level so it doesn't care about your filesystems or partitions at all. It simply copies it all byte by byte.

Simply use df to verify your disk names
df -h

And then use dd to copy input file to output file where if is your old disk and of is your new.
dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb