Saris

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by Saris 2y ago
My preferred solution is to have a GUI, then I don't need to do anything extra to remember CLI commands.
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by Saris 2y ago
When I downloaded it a few months ago and it required an account to even use it, my gut feeling was that I should just stick with Firefox.
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by Saris 2y ago
Tell that to every single ISP and Cell provider.
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by Saris 2y ago
>That said, naive people might be surprised when their IP starts getting blocked. Or law enforcement shows up at their door because their IP is involved in a bunch of illegal stuff.
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by Saris 2y ago
Oh yeah it's not going to be very fast, but for general usage that doesn't involve large transfers it's fine.
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by Saris 2y ago
Just ease of use mostly, Tailscale works even behind CGNAT and automatically manages things for you.
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by Saris 2y ago
I'm curious what's your use case for 71TB of data where you can also shut it down most of the time? My NAS is basically constantly in use, between video footage being dumped and then pulled for editing, uploading and editing photo
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by Saris 2y ago
>That's a classic auto ignition system. I just fixed up a 1972 Honda motorcycle, and when I took the cover off the ignition point it was fascinating looking at that whole system, so simple and easy to fix.
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by Saris 2y ago
I'm just thankful for the people that do upgrade to every new model, it keeps the used market alive for those of us that want a 2 year old phone for cheap.
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by Saris 2y ago
>It's already really hard to buy big HDDs for my NAS because nobody buys external drives anymore. So the pricing has gone up a lot for the prosumer. I buy refurb/used enterprise drives for that reason, generally around $12 per
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by Saris 2y ago
It looks pretty neat, how are backups handled?
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by Saris 2y ago
Some sites do that, like Netdata. But it's slow compared to my PW manager just autofilling a user/PW combo, since I have to wait for the email and go click the link.
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by Saris 2y ago
2FA is still useful if the password is leaked.
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by Saris 2y ago
I'm getting a 403 forbidden error from Vercel while using Firefox to try and look at a Firefox fork lol.
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by Saris 2y ago
ShutUp10 does have a toggle to prevent automated app installs, sometimes on a major windows feature update I'll see 1-2 new apps show up, but overall it stops a lot of the crud.
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by Saris 2y ago
Have you tried Search Everything? It's much better and searches instantly without indexing.
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by Saris 2y ago
A lot of these can be done with O&O ShutUp10 with a GUI and toggles if that's more your thing too. I think only the file explorer tweaks aren't in it.
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by Saris 2y ago
Ahh probably a Xeon CPU, they don't have an iGPU.
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by Saris 2y ago
What CPU? Intel Quicksync is very capable (even more so than most AMD/Nvidia cards) and any 7th gen or newer Intel CPU with integrated graphics has it and has good codec support.
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by Saris 2y ago
That's pretty standard for Google. Their Pixel phones have tons of issues that never get acknowledged or fixed, as do most of their products. I've stopped considering anything google makes as a viable purchase unless I want to be
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by Saris 2y ago
CGNAT is pretty common unfortunately and sure makes things harder.
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by Saris 2y ago
Sounds kind of similar to Frigate but packaged up ready to go, neat.
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by Saris 2y ago
The same thing happened before with Linux, crowdstrike made systems unbootable. So I don't understand why you're focusing on windows here. Linux allows anyone to update too, there's no review or control either. Just because a
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by Saris 2y ago
What about the previous crowdstrike bugs that hit Linux systems in a similar fashion? I don't understand how this has anything to do with Windows, Crowdstrike is the one who built the application.
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by Saris 2y ago
Doesn't look like there's any option to export your passwords from Chrome, so they don't even allow you to do backups.
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by Saris 2y ago
My cheap Behringer NU1000DSP that I use as a subwoofer amp can do that to some extent with its dynamic EQ, and you can set it up via USB with a PC app which is a huge step up from some crummy little LCD and buttons.
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by Saris 2y ago
You can't trust any OS fully for that IMO. There have been file corruption bugs on Linux filesystems too. And there's always the possibility of an app you install having a bug and corrupting things as well. One example is Nextclou
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by Saris 2y ago
Why not? Normal backups for hardware failure and stuff would cover that.
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by Saris 2y ago
Neat, just an easier to use SMB share I guess.
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by Saris 2y ago
The color scheme and styling they're using is one of the worst I've ever seen, even zoomed in a lot it's very hard to see roads clearly. And zoomed out enough to see 2 nearby towns all the roads aren't even shown, only a

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