AtariDump @ AtariDump @lemmy.world

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Life’s short and hard like a body building elf.

I also thought about the 3-2-1 backup rule, but am unsure if that is overkill.

Maybe you shouldn’t be home hosting critical data if you think this is overkill.

Don’t drive in NJ then. /s

What’s our vector, Victor?

I don’t know; what’s modem?

https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/did-you-know-history/did-you-know-breadboxes-really-did-help-keep-bread-fresh

And it’s a shame that the ATC was murder. He had a small margin of blame, but not enough to kill over.

Not to be confused (like I did) with Labyrinth.

Two very different movies.

https://ski.ihoc.net/

Them.

You’re right that if it was supposed to be run in local only mode there wouldn’t be a streaming over the internet option.

Just ignore the security problems with remote streaming.

…and everyone but a single user just hears the ocean.

Amen.

Or if the my Internet goes down, now my relative’s Internet 7 states over stops working.

WireGuard doesn’t work on AppleTV

Jellyfin is a home media server.

Ok, then why do they offer remote connectivity?

If the answer is yes, why is that so much harder?

Because computers (to older folks) are a magical black box that they’re afraid to break but still manage to do so.

Can you wire a network cable? If the answer is yes, why can’t you build a night table from scrap wood?

You can’t because having proficiency in one area doesn’t translate to proficiency in another.