lemmyingly @ lemmyingly @lemm.ee

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As a comparison against Anker, the cables are thinner - almost as thin as the cheap unbranded cables. Or at least this is what my ugreen cables are like.

It seems to be seen across all platforms.

What I find interesting is that no one is asking about the quality of code, nor do they seem concerned about the dependencies but they do care about that one package/app/program of any size they see and don't immediately know why it's there.

What do people think of their hardware in general?

I have some caddies HDD and NVMe. I think their gear is fairly mid. some aspects are quite nice but other aspects is dog water.

Hopefully you're not feeding https://globe.adsbexchange.com/

It was an open community and then the person who ran the server sold it to a corporation for over a million dollars. I believe the community strongly dislikes the person and spun up their own website and server https://globe.airplanes.live/

Why have you chosen to not clarify?

You're replying to the wrong person. I added some info over the difference between your comment and someone else's acktually comment.

I don't care either way; an approximation in MiB and MB is the same difference to me. The other person and yourself have got into a debate about nothing in my opinion.

24 kibibytes. I dislike the annoying difference between kiB and kB, etc, etc as I also think in kB and MB as the binary values because that's how I was taught for many years.

Is space sniffer FOSS?

I thought it was closed source. In a similar vein, WizTree is a modern version of space sniffer. It's significantly quicker.

NLnet is separate from that above also, and was what made lemmy possible by letting us work on it full-time, for most of its history.

Forgive my misunderstanding. I don't understand this sentence then. I read it as the NLnet contributions are not included in the €4k value. May you clarify please?

Ah okay, so it's not as transparent as it seems? It sounds like some of the contributions are hidden.

A Dev responded here https://lemmy.ml/comment/9565132

Is there a difference between a donation and a sponsor? As in are the NLNet contributions included in that €4k value?

Since you've used different terms it makes me think they're different.

Is there any transparency around the donations?

• What's the sum of the donations?
• What's the split between reoccurring donations and one off donations?
• How many mouths does it feed?
• How many of those mouths are full time?
• What's the split between the mouths?

On the same machine I have Docker running as root and not as root. I choose which version, root-ful/root-less depending on what the container needs to do.

I think the only advantage is that Podman runs as root-less out of the box, where with Docker you have to do a few extra steps once it's installed.

Mod fatigue because existing mods limit the number of people on the mod team to a size that makes them do too much work?

Eg. If a mod team only wants 5 individuals on the team and the community has 1000000 subscribers, then that's on them.

I'm a believer that the size of a mod team should be proportional to the size of the community; modding should be as casual as submitting a post/comment.

Don't get me wrong, I appreciate people putting in effort to try to make life better for everyone, I just think the fatigue is self inflicted.

The comic book strips on Lemmy seem to be depressing.

Since when are they allowed to lock you out of your purchased property without a court order?

That's an oxymoron. Creditors have the ability to lock you out of a device you haven't paid for yet. Standard terms and conditions in B2C and B2B; you don't own it until you've paid for it in full.

Also locking you out of a device you don't own yet is cheaper than taking you to court.

A case for $5 is a good find unless you found literally the cheapest thing you could find. For a half decent case I'd expect $10-20, and more if you want something fancy.

What are you doing for storage?

RPi5, plus a PSU, plus a storage device, plus any extra cooling, plus a case ends up about the same as an N100 without anything extra. For the extra $10 or so, the N100 ends up being the better buy.

USBIP bridge as in USB over ethernet?