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- Comment on WHO STOLE MY FUCKING BARS? 1 week ago:
Similar, but I consider myself agnostic, and I’m in no rush to reach the point of ‘find out or cease existing’
- Comment on Industrial Strength Shitpost 1 week ago:
Well they removed all the parts of him he filled with resin and just joined it back up after. So…skipped the waiting for cancer step?
- Comment on Do we have No Man's Sky fans here? 1 week ago:
You didn’t engage with it but have spent the equivalent of 6 weeks of full time work in the game?
Maybe I’m setting my bar too low, but for a video game I expect to get 1hr enjoyment per dollar spent for me to consider a game ‘worthwhile.’
That aside, I agree it would be nice to have a more lived in feel in NMS, cities, a feel of civilization.
- Comment on Always wear protection, folks 2 weeks ago:
Get a CPAP for yourself
- Comment on Hey look, a giant sign telling you to find a different job 2 weeks ago:
Fair enough. The company I’m talking about did a million a month in payroll.
- Comment on Hey look, a giant sign telling you to find a different job 2 weeks ago:
I worked in a service center for a big company back in my 20’s, they would factor in callouts to their staffing plan, and use historical data for it. They also paid 2.5x time on holidays like the 25/26 December. That’s what a million dollar company should look like…if you want to make sure there’s coverage, you pay for it.
- Comment on Preloading File Explorer in Windows 11 Doubles RAM Usage, Offers Minimal Speed Boost 3 weeks ago:
The IoT edition of Windows 11 runs in 4GB ram and performs ok. I don’t recommend more ram, I recommend either Linux or LTSC IoT.
- Comment on After Apple originally announced the first version of Halo in 1999, Xbox apparently called Bungie and said "'Steve Jobs can't have that. We're going to buy you.'" 3 weeks ago:
Some things have survived, like CUPS…but yeah, their track record isn’t great.
- Comment on Microsoft AI CEO pushes back against critics after recent Windows AI backlash — "the fact that people are unimpressed ... is mindblowing to me" 5 weeks ago:
I’m more concerned about ‘AI’ telling people incorrect information - and that information being further indexed and presented as fact elsewhere.
It’s a compounding problem
- Comment on Had to look this up 5 weeks ago:
What exactly in the above sentence would have suggested to the average person that they should Google search the troubles?
Or are you saying any time I see a nonsensical sentence I should just stop what I’m doing and google search the whole thing? - Comment on Had to look this up 5 weeks ago:
…wut
- Comment on I finally understand Cloudflare Zero Trust tunnels 5 weeks ago:
I just asked 2 IT guys “hey, do you know what punycode is?” And the answer I received was “I’ve heard of it but don’t know what it is.”
Thank you for informing me, but I’m far from alone in not recognizing it or having knowledge of what punycode is. - Comment on I finally understand Cloudflare Zero Trust tunnels 5 weeks ago:
Looks like a totally legit domain. Much trusting.
- Comment on I finally understand Cloudflare Zero Trust tunnels 5 weeks ago:
I run audiobookshelf through it and it works flawlessly.
- Comment on Microsoft confirms Windows 11 is about to change massively, gets enormous backlash - Neowin 1 month ago:
Funny how we’ve forgotten already the rage and backlash from users when it was revealed you could never completely disable telemetry in windows 10.
Now the general attitude is ‘well, it’s not as bad as 11.’
For the better part of a decade I used windows only for gaming, and now I’ve dropped it for that too.
I’m not sure why some people still refuse to consider using an alternative to windows these days. - Comment on green salad fingers 1 month ago:
I think it might be a shadow
- Comment on grindr dump (in post body) 1 month ago:
On a scale of George Costanza to Tim Cook, how hay is that?
- Comment on What is a good self-hosted solution for sharing files with friends? 1 month ago:
I’m on their free tier. If you don’t have a domain you need to get one, but CloudFlare does offer domain registration basically at-cost.
Because I’m on free, I can’t break down my analytics like a paid account can. i can say though that for the past 30 days my account has generated 886k requests and 47.56GB of bandwidth. I can’t tell you how much of that is nextcloud and how much is other stuff, like audiobookshelf, but hopefully this helps answer you. - Comment on What is a good self-hosted solution for sharing files with friends? 1 month ago:
100% this. I have one running in a lxc, and I expose it to the world through a CloudFlare tunnel so I needn’t worry about dyndns or people probing my public IP.
- Comment on How to start off small with the intent to expand 2 months ago:
For basic hosting of stuff+storage management, TrueNAS has a highly polished product that lets you install docker containers with ease.
They have a curated collection that includes every piece of software you mentioned, plus the ability to install dockerhub images as ‘custom’ images.
Originally I started with a single Pentium 4 with 4x1.5TB disks, and it’s grown over time. Now at home I have 2 TrueNAS machines giving me 80TB of storage, and 3 HP elitedesk Minis running proxmox for general VMs.
I also have a managed switch, which lets me pipe the raw Internet into it, and deliver it to the proxmox hosts so I can run a virtual router with high-availability.OpenZFS, which TrueNAS uses as its primary storage filesystem, has recently gained the ability to increase existing disk arrays by adding additional disks (as opposed to replacing all disks with larger ones) and this makes it even more flexible for future growth.
I will say though, that if the machine is dated and you load up ‘all the things’ in it, you might not be impressed by performance, so be sure to manage your expectations.
I also suggest that you consider making yourself a roadmap, so that you can plan out what hardware you’ll need to implement the ‘next big thing’
Also - the steamlink you mentioned - I’m not sure what you’re chasing there exactly, but if your steam rig is already in your home, the only thing you can do to improve latency is provide Ethernet to both the streaming sender and receiver.
Good luck!
- Comment on ISP tricked customers about fiber optics being used in their internet service, German court rules — 'full fiber' customers found to have 'last mile' copper connections 2 months ago:
When the ‘last mile’ is copper, the ISPs almost always use xDSL for the data delivery.
The extra equipment increases latency, decreases reliability, and often precludes high upload speeds.
I’m on true full fibre, and I get 500/500mbps, with the option of going to 2.5Gbps. A friend of mine on the same ISP who is limited to ‘fibre to the neighborhood’ maxes out at 300mbps down, 90 up. - Comment on wax on 2 months ago:
I’ve got bad news for you about woolen fabrics…
- Comment on Enthusiasts bond twelve 56K modems together to set dial-up broadband records — a dozen screeching boxes achieve record 668 kbps download speeds 2 months ago:
Was your USR a courier or sportster? In my experience the couriers had better success connecting and operating at 48000+bps
- Comment on Selhosted Spotify Alternative for Closed Social Network? 2 months ago:
It’s not FOSS, but you can use Plex for it. The PlexAmp app is very good.
A screenshot showing the PlexAmp main screen Another screenshot of the main PlexAmp interface - Comment on Uh oh lol 2 months ago:
Fair enough, I should have been thinking bigger.
- Comment on Firefly, the shinest damn show in the 'Verse 2 months ago:
To me, Dollhouse always had a bit of a predatory vibe about it. It almost felt like a “hey, want to know what it feels like to watch a snuff film” vibe…and I don’t mean videos of people simply dying.
The other big 3, Buffy, Angel, Firefly, all felt pretty good to me. Progressive for the time.
- Comment on Uh oh lol 2 months ago:
The expansion is supposed to be happening everywhere at the same time, not just at the edges.
For example, tomorrow there should be more space between the Sol and Alpha Centauri systems than there was yesterday.
Our present understanding suggests that ‘normal’ universal expansion should not (in and of itself) result in anything moving towards us. - Comment on Firefox Nightly Adds CoPilot AI Chatbot + New Tab Widgets 3 months ago:
Firefox? No, it’s gecko based.
- Comment on 5 tomatoes 3 months ago:
We kind of do have metric inches, insofar as machinists work in 'thou’s (thousands of an inch) But that’s kind of specialist
- Comment on 5 tomatoes 3 months ago:
And isn’t 1kg of water 1L? And 1L is 1000 cubic cm? So a 10x10x10 cube?
