Oisteink @ Oisteink @feddit.nl

Posts

0

Comments

510

Joined

2 yr. ago

imo truenas because it’s made for storage. It will monitor your drives, it’s easy to expand storage. Want nextcloud? It’s a plugin ready to install. Want plex media server? Just add the plugin. Need backups of your machines? Try the backuppc plugin.

Core is based on frebsd, while scale is Debian. While scale is fun I’m still a core-fan.
Samba on a Debian box works as well if all you want is smb. But it’s a you made it you support it solution. On Truenas there’s loads of people making sure it’s secure and working and updating is a button.

https://www.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-italy-timing-idUSKBN27W1J2

There’s no similar tests done in China (that I can find traces of) so we have no idea when the virus started circulating in China. Just like Winnie the Poo likes it.

Nah - they’d retaliate (not necessarily nuclear) as they don’t like nukes in their part of the world.
This is assuming the subs could fire their nukes, that the rockets would go where intended and the nukes not being intercepted.
Recent events shows that there’s a difference between testing weapons in controlled environments and using them for real.

I’m sorry I didn’t enjoy the joke as the fallacy was all I saw. It wasn’t funny to me.

I’m not sure you grasp the fallacy as your examples are not fallacies.

It’s not that the book was unbelievable like a super-hero, it was just that the punchline did away with the dying part, which is what I saw as the setup in the joke.

I get that you think the joke was neat and that’s great. If you don’t spot the fallacy it’s ok as well. No need to elaborate further with nonsense allegories

Here in Norway you only get pin-less payment under certain amounts. Beyond that you need a pin. When I fill petrol on my car, I tap with my phone/or card, and is asked for my PIN

I’ve no idea if that machine can do it - but contact-less payment is pretty common in Europe (or maybe just Nor/Swe/Den)

With the ability to “tap” to pay there’s little to no need of inserting the card at all.

I believe the faster data would be perfect for people shooting ProRes video. I don’t need to empty my phone in under 12 seconds, so it’s not a must for my usage

True, staying healthy isn’t for the poor :(

Works for me, using Memmy on iOS

I did - and if you are saved, you don’t die. The book was about what to do before you die, not before you’re saved.

Why call an ambulance when you are going to die? I think this is close to a fallacy

You can use a reverse proxy for TCP and HTTP(s), and do port forwarding for other services.
OpenVPN can be bridged as well so all devices attached to your ap/router can be on the same broadcast. I’d rate this as fairly advanced but it’s possible. See here for details

Edit: without a bridge you will have double NAT, but that’s not too much of an issue imo.

Did it interrupt your tv sound? Or did your tv sound interrupt her SoMe sound?

Same - never used it before, it was high up on my Google search and I was pleasantly surprised. Not sure how good it is but the photo looks like the thistles my SO likes in the garden

Here’s what astica.ai said:

The image captures a beautiful moment in nature with a close-up of a bee delicately perched on a vivid purple flower. The flower is identified as a variety of thistle, possibly an artichoke thistle or a European marsh thistle, with its distinctive spear-like shape. The thistle stands out against a soft yellow background that adds a warm touch to the scene. The bee, a vital pollinator, is seen foraging on the flower, emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between flora and fauna. The overall image, set outdoors, offers a vibrant, colorful display of the natural world. It's a striking depiction of the intricacy and beauty of our ecosystem.

I’ve had quite a few asus devices - some still running today. They’re great for non tinkering people. What you can do is scavenge components like connectors and maybe reuse the plastic shell adding your own hw inside.
Signed: a windows user

Just bin it and promise yourself never to buy Asus routers/ap’s again. They are too fond of chipsets that have no open support.

I don’t disagree, but I think that we can remove most of that and still have electric lorries delivering goods.

Busses, trains, trams etc instead of cars, with good parking I rural commute hubs