Thanks for the tip, appears to be for Firefox/Chome on desktop versions so I’ll give it a try on a laptop. But at least it will give me a “silk privacy pass alternative for Android” key term to search for my mobile device. Thanks!

Thanks! I’ll look into that, this could be useful for me then after all. This is why it’s always good to ask questions

Not sure, I just saw the 6 day thing in the article, that would be nice though

Edit: vorpal says you should be able to using ACME https://programming.dev/comment/17987211

Maybe I’m not understanding it but I can’t see what I would use this for due to the 6 day issue period. Bringing a NAS up to copy data for a couple days is the only real use case I find for home users.

Because even if you pay for a static external IP from your ISP, this doesn’t support using such for longer than that period right?

I haven’t done a bunch with it. I set it up locally on an old laptop, installed the app on my TV and on the other machines throughout the house. It works great when I use it. I stream a lot of content outside of it so I don’t use it all the time but the interface I really liked. It’s fluid even running the server on a laptop that would struggle to run a zoom call.

Believe I set it up with pop-os, but it could be mint. I haven’t had to touch it in months so I honestly wouldn’t know without going to it. I leave a RustDesk connection on it from my phone if I ever need to get to it.

Everyone knows the meows matter, but the meow-wows… That’s when they are spilling the tea

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Apparently this must be because I was VPN’d to turkey at the time I was trying to respond to a message

I find these statements discriminatory and have decided it’s best we make sure they vote this cat to be Governor of Texas.

I’ve got a box of 800 flash drives I’ve picked up while hiking in the garage, I was wondering who’s they were.

/s, I cant afford a garage)

I think they were saying that the read write speeds being from a NVMe would be faster than (an unspecified) SATA drive. But that was my assumption while reading

So we built big tanks with a lever system like a piston on your car. Fill the left piston with water. With a small hole in the middle. For flow. If you do the math right you get the horse to walk up the stairs and stand on that piston(header really) the water drops slowly all day forced out of the hole spinning a turbine translating to electricity, preferably a battery. Horse never has to go down stairs thankfully, just back up the stairs to the other side. Moving from one side~ 3 meters every 12 hours should do it.

Basically, horse bed one side. Horse day lounge area other

This is all news to me. I thought .xyz was owned by Google after they became Alphabet and had that ABC.XYZ site years ago.

Love when I see stuff like this and get to learn something new

Yeah, when access to raspberry pi’s and such was none existant I knew a few people who would pick up old Optiplex computers and such to use as media servers and such. Old dells used to be very reliable. Throw whatever distro on there gui or not, and the shitty graphics cards wouldn’t matter much

If the computer was purchased in 2016 the license key is likely tied to the motherboard from the factory, so unless you swap the board, the original key may pull on its own.

State governments usually are required to place all of their computers up for sale through surplus. (Hard drives usually removed and destroyed). I have been through that process at a State College and a University. They aren’t just thrown away. I imagine there is a similar process for federal computer.

In my experience many jobs don’t have existing employees to teach anyone, you are the only person who does that job, so if you don’t know how to do something you need to be able to figure it out/learn it on your own.

I viewed it as a “hill you would die on” type of question. Where everyone you talk to thinks you are an idiot or believes you to be wrong, but you refuse to change your mind.

Good examples usually are found in people who get stuck in conspiracies, but it doesn’t always have to be. “Birds aren’t real” “Earth Flat” are conspiracies.

Or it could be something off the wall like “Anyone not willing to commit suicide is a coward and inherently evil for putting themselves betore all other lifeforms on this planet”

(Not saying I do/don’t agree with any of these comments/things, just giving my opinion on what the question meant)

They stated disruptive. If no one elses rights are violated it is not disruptive. At minimum disruptive to me would have to include intentionally blocking roadways and holding up everyone else. (Which does violate the rights of people who live and work in the area). So your stance sounds as if to be opposite of the person you commented on.