Ah the classic waffle stomp.

Ideally like a month before

Anyone have experience hosting a server for non-technical parents? Plex is just so plug and play and they have clients for even the shittiest old smart TVs.

Stripping the dogshit ads and filler from recipes makes it worth it alone.

Everything else is also great.

Mealie for recipes

wow this really is too bad.

This was by far the best mobile interface for radarr, sonarr, etc.

Sad day.

A bit of a different tone from when they announced that they were blocked. It was much more neutral (GitHub enforcing US law).

YouTube has more like 20 years of history 😬

Everything that polls Tesla data goes through (at lease negotiated access) Tesla servers.

That includes TesMate, TeslaFi, Tessie, etc.

I had an used R710 I used for a good 8 years and just updated it last fall.

I calculated that the power savings alone would pay for my hardware in about a year. And I get much more power out of a modern system for about 1/3 the energy usage.

Buy a KVM that you can wire to the power button if you can. Pikvm, nanokvm, Jetkvm, etc. Will save you when the device needs a reboot or a bios tweak.

Happy cake day!

Security through obscurity isn’t security.

The classic example:

I have a website with no authentication which displays data that really should be locked down. But it’s OK because I never told anyone else the URL so no one will find it.

Unless what doesn’t boot, the KVM? Isn’t the point that this should work even if the host is not working?

As long as the host posts it should work. If it’s a hardware issue then it won’t help though.

Probably because the airtags don’t use GPS them selves, they are detected by a nearby phone and their location is interpreted from the phone’s location.

Posted in the Fediverse 😂

NanoKVM is going for around $50

My wife uses Chunky on her iPad and it works pretty well.

Easy enough to add a network folder as a file source.

Same. Been rock solid.

I love unRAID so much. It’s crazy how just a simple GUI can help solidify docker concepts.