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by tbyehl 11mo ago
Minisforum N5 Pro AI NAS isn't substantially cheaper but the performance matches the price premium over a potato PC. Tho DDR5 ECC SO-DIMMs are obscenely expensive right now.
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by tbyehl 1y ago
That probably wouldn't work, I get hit with Chrome's red screen of annoyance regularly with stuff only reachable on my LAN. I suspect the trigger is that the URLs are like [product name].home.[mydomain.com].
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by tbyehl 1y ago
> Maybe drain it, replace it with different animals that are friendly, and then refill it. I’m only sort of joking. It's not a zoo. Jungle Island might be more your speed. Staff have chastised me for rubbing the kangaroos' bell
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by tbyehl 1y ago
I read "Pinecone" and thought it'd be something about an IoT device running on a BL602 board.
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by tbyehl 1y ago
My experience with GCs is that they'll live as long as can be expected of any chicken and their drop-off in productivity still puts them amongst the very best. But I'm about due for some layer replenishment. What do you think is a
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by tbyehl 1y ago
> People are getting chickens because they think it'll be cheaper than store bought eggs. Spoiler: it is not. The joke is that the first egg costs $X,000. But these have been weird times. On low-end feed it costs about $0.55/we
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by tbyehl 1y ago
I love my smart plugs and power strips! Mostly not for lighting or other high-touch purposes, but I do use a few Lutron Caseta plug-in dimmers for lamps that aren't on switched outlets as the remotes can go in a standard Decora-style w
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by tbyehl 1y ago
That was very good, Bish. Remind me to make you an honorary blind person.
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by tbyehl 1y ago
There are more modern versions of such things that can do ATSC / QAM for full HD. I picked one up that takes multiple HDMI inputs with the idea of transmitting a couple outdoor cameras to our TVs but got sidetracked with the realizatio
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by tbyehl 1y ago
One of the innovations in NT 4.0 was adding the ability for video drivers to crash the kernel. They went full circle.
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by tbyehl 1y ago
What's the argument against using one's own actual domain? In these modern times where every device and software wants to force HTTPS, being able to get rid of all the browser warnings is nice.
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by tbyehl 2y ago
But how will I know that I'm just 500 miles from South of the Border? Or 250 miles from the next Buc-ee's? Or be reminded not to diddle my daughter[1]? [1] https://imgur.com/MaaS5ua
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by tbyehl 2y ago
You think the person I replied to is persuadable? And, if your distro had you enroll a MOK key and failed to bless all your kernel modules, FOSS or not, then it's still broken. That was also my experience the last time I tried, with th
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by tbyehl 2y ago
> Synology NAS That's still NUT, just an older version with limited configurability through the DSM UI.
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by tbyehl 2y ago
> they really have fun with it. Isn't that, like, everything? The first time I saw them it was because they were here, it was affordable, and I dug that Malcom in the Middle song, so why not? The second time was just because they&#x
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Anything from 20+ years ago that someone still thinks holds up as great CGI probably wasn't CGI in the first place. The problem with CGI today is that it's over-used and mis-applied in areas that still have Uncanny Valley type iss
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Weird how young-ish people in a particularly dense urban setting with plentiful public transit and many DMV offices to choose from — TIL: several exclusively for AAA members — may have a different lived experience than, say, older people in
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Why should I be interested in any of what you're going on about? My GMRS and Technician licenses issued on the same day not quite two months ago. I'm interested in immediate family communications, communicating with people in my a
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by tbyehl 2y ago
> Worth adding that WPE is owned by private equity How do you think Matt got the money to build his empire?
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Please. Back in April they gutted my team of people working on Ansible automations.
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Amex absolutely does care what you're spending on and will slap an insulting low limit on your previously NPSL card if you run afoul of their judgement.
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by tbyehl 2y ago
They don't leak your address, they sell it. https://postalpro.usps.com/mailing-and-shipping-services/NCO...
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by tbyehl 2y ago
My longstanding theory is that achieving peak *nix nerdom requires having a window manager that makes one's workstation completely unusable to anyone else. I've long been happy with what Windows provides natively. I kinda wish tha
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Beware that the relay may flap on boot with this exact setup. https://github.com/IOT-MCU/ESP-01S-Relay-v1.0/issues/1 https://github.com/IOT-MCU/ESP-01S-Relay-v4.0/issues/1 htt
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Espressif sell bare chips, modules with castellations for soldering to a PCB, and complete boards that typically contain a module. Some 3rd-party boards use a bare chip. Some 3rd-party boards also have castellations, as do Picos sold withou
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Back in the day, Microsoft shipped a figurative ton of documentation. I remember my dad coming home with this monstrosity: https://www.pcworld.com/article/917478/microsofts-biggest-so...
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Sorry for your loss. And that's kinda crazy bad luck. Every story I recall reading of a mountain lion getting into a chicken enclosure built well enough to defend against a determined racoon or fox has been a young cat strolling throug
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Are you not on any chicken social media groups? If you're paying someone else to build something with, uh, curb appeal — fully painted, metal roof, nice hardware — $20k is real easy.
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by tbyehl 2y ago
> Or is that just me? Click around on Karlstack some more.
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by tbyehl 2y ago
Keep thinking like that and you'll be a ratings agency for Mortgage-Backed Securities.

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