redlemace
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- Comment on Lidl has succeded in turning magas into mosquito repellent 3 days ago:
Thnx, it’s on the can… We clarified our question
- Comment on Lidl has succeded in turning magas into mosquito repellent 3 days ago:
How many maga’s are there in one can? (Asking for a friend)
- Comment on [deleted] 3 days ago:
What else does one expect from a conman
- Comment on What should I call the cable I need? 6 days ago:
Those existed with femail rj11 built in
- Comment on What should I call the cable I need? 1 week ago:
No need to apologize “no stupid questions” remember ? ;)
- Comment on What should I call the cable I need? 1 week ago:
Absolutely; although the color itself isn’t important. You need RJ45/RJ45 and I’d suggest cat5e or better
- Comment on What should I call the cable I need? 1 week ago:
dad joke detected - take my upvote
- Comment on What should I call the cable I need? 1 week ago:
Forget about your first image/question then … that my friend needs just a regular lan cable. RJ45 at both ends. No telephony involved here
- Comment on What should I call the cable I need? 1 week ago:
Count von Count send his greetings. Said he remembers you and me very well!
- Comment on What should I call the cable I need? 1 week ago:
I doubt you really lived the analog phone era /s
- Comment on What should I call the cable I need? 1 week ago:
The gray one only seems to have two contacts, so it for phones/modems. The yellow one is more common for networking. For compatibility reasons often used in outlets too. The yellow one is RJ45, the gray one RJ11
So, what you are looking for is an RJ45/RJ11 cable. (cat-3 cable will suffice but higher works too). Alternatively you can use an RJ45/RJ12 (same specs). The difference is RJ12 has 6 wires where RJ11 has only two. Since you have only two in the gray one, both can do the job.
- Comment on Post your homescreen 1 week ago:
Yes. Lemmy isn’t as fridgid as reddit ;)
- Comment on Post your homescreen 1 week ago:
I tried … but does not work with folding screens, it requires rolling screens and those are not very practical
- Comment on Post your homescreen 1 week ago:
- Comment on How does one join a terror group? Like example ISIS , do people go to a secret website sign up and get provided flags, bomb parts, or whatever? Or is it just a person saying what they did was for ISIS 1 week ago:
Hope you’re not looking for guide lines so roughly, A terror group is not a bookclub. You can’t sign up and be in. They don’t run a fanclub mercandice store either. I guess you kind of roll/grow in to it. But yes, there also wannabes claiming they are part of a group while they are not., for whatever reason.
- Comment on UK government inexplicably tells citizens to delete old emails and pictures to save water during national drought — 'data centres require vast amounts of water to cool their systems' 2 weeks ago:
Data storage does not consumes energy. Read and write data does. Deleting data initate database queries and other CPU activities. This request will more likely cause a spike in energy. It won’t save any energy in any case.
- Comment on GitHub CEO delivers stark message to developers: Embrace AI or get out. 3 weeks ago:
such an easy choice …
- Comment on Should big tech be allowed to mine Australians’ text and data to train AI? The Productivity Commission is considering it 3 weeks ago:
Time to buy shares in postal services. They are bound to make a come-back
- Comment on Trump imposes sweeping new tariffs on dozens of countries in latest bid to reshape global trade 3 weeks ago:
like a toddler that learned a new word, it’s the only thing coming out of it’s mouth.
- Comment on Microsoft admits it would have to let Trump spy on EU data if demanded 4 weeks ago:
well… there is self-hosting too
- Comment on cold 4 weeks ago:
That still does not make it right
- Comment on cold 4 weeks ago:
not a shitpost, downright dangerouse. you should delete it
- Comment on Japan sets new internet speed world record — 4 million times faster than average US speeds 5 weeks ago:
Half-duplex
- Comment on Japan sets new internet speed world record — 4 million times faster than average US speeds 5 weeks ago:
ranked by Speedtest.net data
I have no other ideas to collect that data better but i’m sure that does not give a good generic view of the reality. Every tech I know in Sweden uses bredbandskollen. Even if an end-users is asked if they did test speed and delay, the site was bredbandskollen in nearly 100% of the cases if they had done so. Therefore I dare say speedtest is missing data and that list has no statistical relevance outside the scope of the speedtest user population.
- Comment on Deadly heatwaves are the new reality – we need to transform the UK’s cities and towns to survive them 1 month ago:
Let me fix that for you:
“Deadly heatwaves are the new reality – we need to replant trees in all the streets of every cities and town to survive them”
(it’s the easiest fix for many city issues, but yes…less space for cars)
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
No, you are not unreasonable it’s just how you prioritize. It’s personal choice. I live in the country and many elderly too. We know not to count on the blue lights to arrive in 10 minutes. 30 is more likely. We don’t wanna give up the perfect place to live just to have them arrive quicker if something happens. We count/rely on each other.
- Comment on Monitoring network devices 2 months ago:
Well, switched from check_mk to librenms this morning. and indeed, it’s a much better fit. Much more network oriented compared to many other tools.
- Submitted 2 months ago to selfhosted@lemmy.world | 8 comments
- Comment on Windows 11 24H2 updates are still failing on Western Digital's SN770, despite the fact that a fix came out 8 months ago — here's what to do if you're stuck 2 months ago:
TODO:
- go to distrowatch
- make your choice
- download live USB
- write to USB
- boot from USB
Like it? Install (use whole disk to get rid of MS) Don’t like it? Go to step 1
Did it long ago, never went back
- Comment on The hidden cost of self-hosting 2 months ago:
Are you kidding me? True, there is time involved. My biggest ‘sin’ right now is “home gallery” for it works on MY directory structure which I won’t give up.
The geoguessing game that hides in it is superb ! I’m still amazed with the images I’ve been able to locate. Sometimes 40 years back.
