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by seized 5y ago
I unblock it every once in a while for firmware updates. And I think it would prompt on startup if it wasn't connected to wifi.
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by seized 5y ago
I bought a Vizio TV knowing this... But it lives it's life without any internet access at all courtesy of my firewall. And this isn't limited to Vizio at all, a lot of new Samsung's have a higher price AND ads on it's ho
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by seized 5y ago
Any decent firewall can do geo location allow. I block all but specific counties. Can't trust Christmas Island....
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by seized 5y ago
Healthcare/insurance costs, work visa and related paperwork, family in Vancouver, similar reasons.... And just not wanting to. On a work visa you can only live so long in the US before you have to leave for one full year or morr. Green
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by seized 5y ago
There are solutions to that though, so that you don't annoy yourself at inopportune times.
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by seized 5y ago
My Pixel 5 has been perfect. No bugs, glitches, hardware issues, etc. The only complaint I have is them removing the proper burst mode on the camera, but that was gone with the 4 series I think.
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by seized 5y ago
GripIt anchors are very good as well, they didn't review those. They are a bit tricky to install if the drywall is thicker or you end up near a stud. Bit they feel sturdy once installed. I've used them for dressers, free standing
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by seized 5y ago
Or Fail2Ban. I have mine setup so that it does an API call to my OPNSense firewall. A few wrong logins to my self hosted things (SSH included) and that IP is permanently blocked from everything.
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by seized 5y ago
Except for tab always being backwards for me. It goes up...
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by seized 5y ago
If your CPAP is like mine it has a 2G modem. Mine stopped working when those networks were shut down, so it's SD card only now. Forces the solution nicely.
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by seized 5y ago
That's exactly what ChromeOS does. Quick reboot (a few seconds) and it's done.
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by seized 5y ago
So don't install those things? At some point it isn't the phones problem to limit a user from those things. I don't have Facebook, Twitter, etc on my phone.
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by seized 5y ago
A while back it took myself, a data center engineer, and two engineers from the appliance vendor a solid 20 minutes to figure out the problems with a ~12 line yaml file that needed two or three lines added (network config file). Between syn
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by seized 5y ago
What?
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by seized 5y ago
It's a higher price with the benefit of world wide roaming without a special plan. There are also some unlimited and multi line plans now. I've been on Fi for years and its great.
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by seized 5y ago
For anyone getting into ObsidianMD, Syncthing works great to sync that. I use it to sync the vault folder between my phone, Chromebook and central NAS. Works great. I do ignore the Obsidian .workspace file to avoid extra battery usage. It&#
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by seized 5y ago
Better handling of sync rules. For example syncthing-fork can have one folder set to sync over mobile data and others to wifi only. Stock client is all or none.
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by seized 5y ago
Is still is easy to do that. I have Syncthing backing up data from my phone easily and reliably.
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by seized 5y ago
While obesity is a problem and the solutions heavily involve the person changing their life, it is not comparable to vaccines. Fixing obesity involves education (not everyone knows why McDonalds is junk, or that too much of anything can be
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by seized 5y ago
ObsidianMD on any/all devices, Syncthing to sync it.
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by seized 5y ago
Which is fine for most users. I don't want every app doing its own inefficient push/pull notifications and tanking my battery, and I am as pro open source/etc/etc as most here.
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by seized 5y ago
Climate change tends to mean more extremes, hot and cold (and windy). Southwest Canada is normally known for mild summers but it peaked over 110F last week. It was 95+F in my office. So maybe plan accordingly just in case....
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by seized 5y ago
This collapsed building was also on the Florida coast. Storms, salt in the air, heat, humidity, sinking ground....
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by seized 5y ago
You don't need a static IP though. You just need dynamic DNS and to use the name. And depending on the ISP you might be "static" until a long enough power outage anyway.
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by seized 5y ago
FreeNAS is excellent in many ways. Except that weird gospel their forum people have. ZFS only needs a lot of RAM if deduplication is enabled. And it shouldn't be for most use cases, or only enabled on one dataset that benefits from it.
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by seized 5y ago
The counter is what is the point of Btrfs and Linux software RAID when ZFS is better in many ways.... Btrfs is not stable in all configurations. Mdadm and others don't do checksumming, scrubs, health checks, etc as well as ZFS (or at a
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by seized 5y ago
SyncThing also works very well with Obsidian.
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by seized 5y ago
Proper security, phones on a different VLAN. No Bluetooth nonsense with notification sounds. Better sorting via software like Plex or something else, then casting that stream to something else. Casting doesn't mean transcoding either.
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by seized 5y ago
It makes more sense sense when you think of Glacier as a tier of S3, like Infrequent Access/etc which it is now. There used to be a Glacier standalone service but you had to upload a blob and track the UID to file name mapping yourself
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by seized 5y ago
Glacier pricing can be hard to grok... With Glacier as it is usually used you dont read data directly from the Glacier storage, it has to be restored to S3 where you then access it. That is the restore charges and the delays, so you can pay

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