Saris

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by Saris 3y ago
All good points and I've experienced similar.
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by Saris 3y ago
Syncthing doesn't have a DB? Are you thinking of Duplicati maybe?
423.
by Saris 3y ago
I'm curious how a voltage spike would have gotten through the computer PSU conversion to DC, and then only damaged 1 drive somehow?
424.
by Saris 3y ago
I assume you're playing a lot of older games, so Linux support is generally OK. But with newer stuff and especially competitive multiplayer stuff support is not very good on Linux.
425.
by Saris 3y ago
Thanks I'll try that, don't understand why it's not using it by default.
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by Saris 3y ago
Gaming, apps that only run on windows, ease of use, stability/reliability. I last installed windows on my PC a couple years ago after upgrading CPU/Motherboard, and since then it just trucks along with zero issues, every game I pl
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by Saris 3y ago
Not for multiplayer stuff where anti-cheat is commonly used.
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by Saris 3y ago
I gave Linux a try again on my laptop and the first game I tried (EVE Online) just said "not supported" when I tried to run it via Steam. So not a good start so far.
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by Saris 3y ago
OOSU is fantastic, much better than the other options I've used. Their O&O AppBuster is also great for cleaning up.
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by Saris 3y ago
As I remember their app downloads a binary package after installation from an unknown source, and that's against Google ToS as far as I know.
431.
by Saris 3y ago
Yeah it's quite confusing for the less technical user. Hopefully they change that so it doesn't just say "safe" in such a generic way.
432.
by Saris 3y ago
The strangest part to me is that it shows it as "Safe", based on what? It doesn't seem like any checks were done at all to make sure this was a real app from Exodus.
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by Saris 3y ago
Yes that's why I was curious on a comparison to Wireguard, because for some the advantage that the mesh/managed VPN setup brings may not be worth the performance trade-off.
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by Saris 3y ago
No benchmark for wireguard?
435.
by Saris 3y ago
Isn't backing up an SQL docker container as simple as stopping it, backup up the mount with the data, and starting it again?
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by Saris 3y ago
Obligations under US privacy laws that somehow protect them but not you. Typical.
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by Saris 3y ago
It depends. I suspect large organic brands are more likely to be like that. But locally I've visited some of the small farms we buy produce from, and they use very minimal sprays, or none at all and instead plant companion plants that
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by Saris 3y ago
I think the biggest protection against this kind of scam right now is just treat every incoming call or message as untrusted. Since caller ID spoofing is just left completely unchecked by the government and telcos. Anyone who calls me out o
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by Saris 3y ago
In my mind Proxmox is more polished, not the UI itself necessarily, but it has built in (and good) backups, container support, built in ZFS, BTRFS, ZFS over iSCSI, GlusterFS, CephFS, etc... You can also do a cluster with live failover witho
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by Saris 3y ago
Proxmox is a nice UI and extra utilities on top of KVM for VMs, KVM can be installed on any Linux system. I'd install Proxmox in a VM and give it a try if you want to see how it goes.
441.
by Saris 3y ago
How come apple doesn't just 'jump' over the notch and keep displaying icons on the left side like android does?
442.
by Saris 3y ago
Assuming you can find a working fast charger at least, seems like half of them are broken or something all the time.
443.
by Saris 3y ago
I just don't understand how I would ever get an EV serviced, the small mechanic shops around me don't (or can't due to expensive manufacturer tools) really work on EVs. And I don't know how much I can do myself without m
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by Saris 3y ago
I'd guess it's just what different people are used to. Some people think a 24" 1080p monitor looks just fine, others will find it very pixelated and hard to use. Plenty of people think VR headsets look great, whereas all I no
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by Saris 3y ago
As far as I know just high CRI alone as a measurement is only a small part of the story. You can have 90 CRI LEDs that don't have good color output.
446.
by Saris 3y ago
The crazy part is how they managed to open/close Paypal cases for the buyer, it sounds like Paypal has some kind of bug or just lax security over the phone in verifying who someone is.
447.
by Saris 3y ago
I really do think that the minimum liability needs to be raised to something like $1 million at least. There also needs to be much more strict enforcement and scanning for people driving without insurance, that's a huge issue in CO.
448.
by Saris 3y ago
For 1), you just restore a backup of your TOTP codes, or use backup codes.
449.
by Saris 3y ago
My guess is it's not the battery but the charging system that is the issue. If it's over charging, or not discharging to storage voltage properly then the batteries will puff up and can get punctured and catch fire.
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by Saris 3y ago
SSDs idle at like 0.2W IIRC, so 6 of those shouldn't have much impact on overall power. Not sure on 8 SATA ports as most only have 3-4, but I'd be using NVMe SSDs if I could these days anyways, main boot drive in the motherboard a

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