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#Volumes

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The Lamb's Waifu

One difficult aspect of researching Manga is that it seems the English Language Internet is far more interested in documenting the Publication dates of the Volumes then the original Chapters.

This would be like if a DC Wiki only had release dates for Trade Paperbacks and not the actual Issues.

Like when I needed the release dates for specific Codename Sailor V and Sailor Moon chapters for a post i made last year. They weren't on Wikipedia or either Sailor Moon FanWiki or MAL, I had to google to eventually find a more random website that I feel lucky existed at all.

#Manga#Research#Documentation
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UB Chemnitz

🇬🇧 The members of @tuchemnitz can once again look forward to an award from the DFG. For the funding period 2025-2027, the DFG is providing 439,000 euros for #openaccess publications. The #fund is not only limited to articles but can also be used for scientific #monographs #collective #volumes and #collective #contributions.
The aim is to support as many open access publication channels as possible, regardless of subject or publication form. #ubchemnitz

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Gokul Das

Use the appropriate solutions.

#Volumes are automatically allocated and managed on chosen storage providers.

#Configs allow you to distribute read-only configurations in complex environments, possibly with specialized tools.

#Secrets are like configs, but with extra security. It can also be integrated to secrets managers.

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Blake Patterson

I deleted 10GB of video (a few big files) from iPhoto library yesterday and today deleted about 20GB of photos. My used volume space on the boot drive where the library lives did not reduce at all in either instance.

Yes, I also deleted them from the Recently Deleted folder in Photos app -- so they are _gone_. Also, I do have save photos fully locally (am not set to save space by pulling some of the data from iCloud).

I rebooted, still the same after.

What is going on here?

I want to free up data. I see there is 120GB "purgeable" on the volume.

What apfs fuckery is this?

#Apple#apfs#Mac
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