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  • Telegram added stories not too long ago and I feel the same way about that. It's UI pollution we don't want, and that we didn't ask for, and that serves no real purpose.

  • Yeah no kidding, paying for unraid?

    TrueNAS (formerly FreeNAS) keeps getting better, for free. It does most of the same tricks that the big boy appliances do, but with your commodity hardware, at no cost.

    And it does all this exceedingly well. AND if you want.. you can buy support. At your discretion.

  • Put a dot of hot glue through it, then carefull trim the top with a small exacto knife.

  • My understanding is that Google "rates" its leaders by the number and types of projects they develop. Ergo there are a lot of people working on disparate items that often overlap, because it's "their" project. Once the project completes, they get their credit, stop caring, and move on to the next. It is said this is why google creates then kills so much. It's by design, essentially. The products they keep are the ones that make the most ad revenue.

  • Yeah. Even legacy stuff. Want to fire up that old server? Need new firmware for it? Guess what. Now it needs to be on contract or HP won't lift a finger to give you old software they already have.

  • The day HP locked all firmware and driver downloads behind active contracts was the day I stopped buying it.

    I can go on Dell's website and download drivers for a server I bought in 2004. For free. By just putting the service tag in.

    Don't even get me started on HP's partsurfer or warranty websites. It's a mire of hundreds of subdomains, none of which are actually managed properly.

    It's no wonder they're swirling the drain. They are blatantly anti-consumer and anti-corporation.

  • Yes. That would be in the past, making it foreshadowing.

  • Hard disks, WD/HGST.

    I've had good luck with EMC and NetApp for enterprise solutions, Synology for SMB class NAS storage, and rely on TrueNAS/ZFS on supermicro hardware at home, which has been rock solid for years and years.

  • Their success with apple maps / navigation foreshadowed this event. They couldn't even figure that out.

  • Type 1 runs on bare metal. You install it directly onto server hardware. Type 2 is an application (not an OS) lives inside an OS, regardless of whether that OS is a guest or a host, the hypervisor is a guest of that platform, and the VMs inside it are guests of that hypervisor.

  • Perhaps if the ceo wasn't making like 200m a year, it would show some profits

  • It was more like "We need to closec the api in order to protect our profits from the use of your data"

  • He was exceptionally good at blowing things up! I loved the shit out of that show.

  • No he wasn't. MacGyver didn't like guns. This trope actually carried through to SG1.

    Luckily, MacGyver did like explosives.

    Regardless, this bill is stupid no matter how you look at it. Speaking as a 3d printer related business in NY. I will fight this lunacy.

  • Just leaving Taco Bell, where do you want me to pick you up?

  • Muffin Base. Yields approx. 12 “regular” muffins.

     
            ~2 cups (260 g) all-purpose flour
    
        ~½ cup (120 g) granulated sugar
    
        2.5 level teaspoons baking powder
    
        ½ teaspoon salt
    
        ~¾ cup (180 ml/186g) milk, room temperature
    
        ~½ cup (114 g, 1 stick) salted butter, melted and cooled
     
        2 large eggs, room temperature
    
        Toppings and fillings of your choice
    
    
      

    Prepare any toppings and mix-ins prior to combining muffin dry and wet bases. Once the bases are mixed, muffins should be baked as soon as possible.

    Instructions

    1 Preheat the oven to 400°F. Line a muffin pan with paper liners; set aside.

    2 In a medium bowl, whisk the flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt together.

    3 If you have additives for your muffins, combine with dry ingredients and fold thoroughly to dry coat everything.

    4 In a small bowl, melt the butter. Once liquid, whisk in milk. Then whisk in eggs and vanilla until well combined. It is OK if this separates while sitting. Whisk it again before adding to your dry mix.

    5 While lukewarm, add liquid to dry ingredients. FOLD with a silicone spatula just until combined. Do not overfold!!! Ugly lumpy batter is the best batter. Overmixed batter will yield a more cake-like consistency and reduce rise.

    6 Divide the batter evenly between the muffin cups.

    7 Add any toppings now.

    8 Bake for 15 minutes then drop the temperature to 375. In 5 - 10m, use a toothpick inserted into the center to check - if it comes out with only a few moist crumbs attached, or clean, they’re done.

    9 Transfer muffins to a wire rack to cool completely. Muffins are best the day they are made but they can be stored for later use.

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  • BRING ME BUTTER AND SOME MILK