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by tbyehl 7y ago
Plants-as-a-Service has been a thing for offices for at least as long as I've been in the workforce.
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by tbyehl 7y ago
> Actually was thinking of using Cloudflare Argo I'd suggest that Argo is a waste of money if you have control of your router, you don't need to secure unencrypted HTTP traffic, and your ISP isn't port-blocking. Block all
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by tbyehl 7y ago
LACK tables are so popular for holding rack gear that "LACK Rack" is a thing.
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> I didn’t actually see any security benefit to outweigh the privacy loss The main thing is being able to hide your origin IP address. That turns many types of DDoS attacks into CloudFlare's problem, not yours, and it doesn't m
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by tbyehl 7y ago
> I always want a way to SSH into my home network Guacamole (sorta) gives me that. If CloudFlare or nginx or Guacamole have problems then I'm hosed... but I work from home so remote access isn't a huge concern. And I've go
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by tbyehl 7y ago
Mostly for old shitty IPMI.
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by tbyehl 7y ago
Colo: Three Hyper-V hosts on R620s. Goofball Quanta and Foxconn hardware for FreeNAS bare metal. All 2xE5v2 w/ 160-256GB RAM. Home: Two VMware hosts on Hyve Zeus (Supermicro, 2xE5 64GB), one on an HP Microserver Gen8 (E3-1240v2 16GB).
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by tbyehl 7y ago
In colo: nginx Plex Radarr / Sonarr / SABnzbd / qBittorrent / ZeroTier -> online.net server FreeNAS x2 Active Directory At home: nginx vCenter urbackup UniFi SDN, Protect Portainer / un
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by tbyehl 7y ago
ACLU does not believe the Second Amendment provides an individual right to gun ownership, but they have become more willing to insert themselves on issues where gun owners other civil liberties are being trampled on. https://ww
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by tbyehl 7y ago
Coming up on my 4-year anniversary at a company, having just returned from 2 years in a foreign office, I told my Director I'd like a 3rd week of vacation and no more money. Just treat me like I'd been working here an extra year.
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by tbyehl 7y ago
In my experience, in a crowded single-AP situation, the most bleeding-edge grotesque looking Netgear Nighthawk you can afford will probably do better than spending the same money on SMB/Enterprise gear. Ubiquiti UAP-AC-HD / UAP-AC
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by tbyehl 7y ago
1: Yes. I would like to not work on Wednesdays. Having a split work week sounds way better to me than 3-day weekends and two vacation days still buys me 5 days off. 2: Maybe. Have my hours been reduced by 20%? My workload? Will we have 25%
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I'll add, my partner's children enter middle school next year and thinking about all of this is concerning. My partner points out that this is where children start to "slip through the cracks" -- teachers' ability t
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by tbyehl 7y ago
> Middle schoolers are simply the hardest age group to teach. But how much of that might be structural? Under ideal circumstances, a K-5 student has one teacher each year, in a class largely composed of students they were in a class with
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by tbyehl 7y ago
Nobody would sell consumer electronics in your jurisdiction if they thought it were a remote possibility that courts would endorse "Purchase date + 10 years" or even "First sale date + 10 years" for software updates . A
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by tbyehl 7y ago
You want to equate a consumer electronics device with an incendiary device legally mandated to be installed in every vehicle that may explode and kill people? Well, the legal answer is 10-years for a no-charge repair [0]. If D-Link routers
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by tbyehl 7y ago
> I would expect a consumer router to run without problem for not less than 10 years That's not a realistic expectation. Nobody is selling consumer devices with a 10-year support lifecycle.
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by tbyehl 7y ago
Open Source Initiative? Commons Clause does not meet OSI's definition of "Open Source" nor the GNU/FSF definition of "Free Software" so it's fair to say it should not be called either. https://o
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by tbyehl 7y ago
Robert Pera throwing the mFI team under the bus was super classy. Worst. EOL. EVER. https://community.ui.com/questions/is-MFI-dead/2b4211ee-98c1... UDM and Protect are shining examples of "never rewrite your
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by tbyehl 7y ago
Except that every new question gets shut down as a duplicate and the older question being "duplicated" is 5 years old, full of obsolete answers, doesn't address the subtle differences in what people are asking, etc. They want
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by tbyehl 7y ago
Toaster tongs. I don't remember encountering a toaster that could lift while I was growing up... but toaster tongs were a hit at every Tupperware party.
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by tbyehl 7y ago
As an American, we can start with: The People's 4th Amendment rights trump the Government's. I'm always bothered by the sense of entitlement inherent in governmental campaigns against encryption. A properly-executed warrant a
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by tbyehl 7y ago
> commuting is certainly more dangerous Commuting being a seemingly more dangerous activity doesn't preclude commuters from being a lower-risk-of-injury group. Age could be another factor -- older riders are more likely to be in
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by tbyehl 7y ago
> safer than not lane splitting The study itself explicitly states that they don't have the data to reach any conclusions about the relative safety of splitting vs not. What the study shows is that riders who were lane-splitting a
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by tbyehl 7y ago
A company I worked for when the first bubble burst took away our free (canned) beverages. Allegedly because some temp employees were witnessed exiting the facility carrying significant quantities of drinks but in reality the costs had cross
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by tbyehl 7y ago
I clicked expecting a What's the worst / most creative thing you'd do to get yourself fired? thread. But I'll play. My $dayjob involves hosted healthcare software. Looks more like bespoke outsourcing than SaaS. I'
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by tbyehl 7y ago
It would be awkward for me to reach out after many years to ask for more details about his genealogy on behalf of an Internet stranger. I just happened to live there for a while and thought it worth pointing out that the people of Germany a
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by tbyehl 7y ago
> I never really understood how these desks were "frugal" Ditto. It might make sense to build a door desk if you happen to have a suitable door in need of disposal. My girlfriend made a decent workstation out of a 3/4&quot
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by tbyehl 7y ago
> no one can place my race and I like the mystery! I had a friend in Germany who had dark hair, dark eyes, and a complexion that always made it appear as if he had a real nice tan. His family and the people of the small community he orig
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by tbyehl 7y ago
How would we know? Here's a story of someone who came close and probably would have been convicted had their attorney not credibly identified a source of the transference. https://www.wired.com/story/dna-transfer-f

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