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  • these people would be downloading cams not buying full price, over priced, blue rays.

    At a month before, probably just a webrip/dl, and then they'd wait the month for the physical release.

  • Here are a few of my favorites, some of which are exposed, some are not:

    • Mealie - Recipe management. Import recipes by URL is my favorite feature, then I tweak and try it out (I have to be gluten free, so this makes it easy to track what worked for us).
    • Homepage - a homepage to put quick links to all of my stuff, neat and clean.
    • Grafana - for visualization of current data of my systems, paired with Prometheus.
    • Technitium DNS - for all of my DNS needs.
    • Jellyfin - for all my media, let's me pick out what my kids can see/watch without me having to look over their shoulder, along with being a great looking solution for me.
    • Immich - photo and video management

    All of these (and more, this is just a dsmple of favorites) run on Proxmox. I mostly use LXC over docker, personal preference.

    Home Assistant is probably the single most useful for me, already mentioned, just about everything at home is automated/controlled through there.

  • Great job at the end there commenting on something that isn't what I said. I should have known better than to bother replying to you.

    Considering where egg prices were, and that being the root of the discussion, the cost comparison is irrelevant and worthless.

    You should also be comparing a cooked cup of oatmeal to two eggs.

    And I'll go ahead and stop there.

  • If we are taking a gentle loop, sure. But if you mean (and I've seen this BTW) tying like a pair of shoes and pulling it tight, I'd kick you out of my IDF.

    Not saying thats what you were thinking, just had to share my memory of that pain.

    I still prefer a bit of waxed thread though. Great for any cable, be it utp, f/utp, armored, fiber, coax, whatever. But that's also how I started, so it probably plays a role in why I like it.

    Edit: plus a string makes a nice and neat way to hang it on a hook.

  • I think that has to do more with the heads being used and the quality of the cable than anything. I've seen tons of cheap heads on good cable, and it goes poorly after a while.

    I generally recommend cable thats been third party tested for both performance and physical resilience. Haven't seen any decent riser that wasn't, but I have seen some patch from major brands that definitely wasn't.

  • Please dont bend and pinch your cables. Make a loop as shown in the bottom middle.

    Add a piece of string to tie it.

    And no zip ties. Zip ties are for attaching cables to other things, and should never be tightened fully.

  • Source: I sell my "Foundations of Amateur Radio" ebooks on the Kindle store

    And thank you for the reminder that I should go get a license before the entire system is so messed up that it wouldn't be possible.

    Well or it would be irrelevant because no one would care.

    Either way!