𝓢𝓮𝓮𝓙𝓪𝔂𝓔𝓶𝓶 @ SeeJayEmm @lemmy.procrastinati.org

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If no one is making you wear the card on a lanyard then don't. Pockets exist. I used to just keep mine in my wallet and tap that.

Using prions would be really harsh.

I'm all for shitting on mandatory subscription services but this is optional. You have a choice. Why are you shitting on choice?

I actually have the cheapest sub for this because I did the math and it's cheaper than buying cartridges. I use the printer enough to justify it's existence but that's about it. If they price goes up and the math doesn't work anymore I'll cancel it.

"What would you do if you won the lottery?"

Me: points to this blog post.

I feel like you already have your answer, which is to install unraid, if you really just want to get it done.

But if you're willing to take a little time to learn something new I'd go proxmox as it gives you tons of flexibility. You should be able to figure out quickly if unraid in a vm is going to work for you, and if not, abort and do bare metal.

If your concern is booting USB for unraid the solution is to sacrifice at least one of your drives as a boot drive, or if you have the room get a pair of small SAS drives and configure a raid 1 vol in the perc controller.

Tons of technological debt would be my assumption.

What I'd prefer is a standardized API where the block is done at the carrier.

Blocking a number on you phone just tells the phone to hide the incoming call not the carrier. The call rings through unanswered and then the carrier routes it to voicemail like any other call.

You would need to block the caller at the carrier. Most have some kind of block list you can enable. The alternative would be a non-standard dialer app that, rather than hiding the incoming call, would pick it up and drop it. I don't know if such software exists.

Edit: dialer not diaper.

Cripes I was stoked I managed to upgrade from 4x 2tb to 4x 4tb recently.

Or read the article instead of just the headline.

It's like when I tell my son he's my favourite child. He's my only child.

We can't really help until you tell us what's using the space. Could be databases, could be docker, could be logs.

I use... du -xh --max-depth 2 /var/ | sort -h

I loved Joust back in the day. I wish I could feel that joy for it again.

Yeah that's actually a long term goal of mine. Get one of those soc boxes with 4 eth ports designed to be a pf/opnsense box.

I'm going to second this idea having used a couple meal prep services in the past.

This is great advice!

Lots of good suggestions. The down side to a pc running opnsense is going to be electricity costs. If that's a concern.

Any of the Asus routers supported by Merlin will do what you need. (That's what I'm currently doing). It has a feature called DNS control that will intercept DNS lookups and send them to the servers you define.

Edit: opnsense not nonsense.

It's effectively how lemmy pre-0.18.3 behaved so it'd be no worse than that.

Your less than's got turned into <

OctoApp and golden eggs in egg inc.