#the-water-cooler

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clear ferry
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My current budget limit is probably £800k , do better!

steel crag
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I could get you a small island for 800000 euro

balmy bough
finite atlas
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3 floors, basement, that thingy under the roof

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even comes with a intel server in the basement!

clear ferry
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If it wasn't in the US I might have bought it

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Never gonna move to that cesspool

finite atlas
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and a decomissioned chimney for easy fibre install through the entire house

clear ferry
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Nor have a direct manager there

steel crag
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Mind you a good island is about $18,000,000 on average

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But I can get you a small one for around 1.3 million

finite atlas
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give me a spade and a garden hose and i'll built you one for under 1.3m

steel crag
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With dock access for yachts?

finite atlas
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sure

steel crag
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Or landlocked

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Lol

balmy bough
steel crag
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Planning ahead

clear ferry
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I'm considering buying a small fishing boat if if move up north

steel crag
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I do have 300' of beach, just no dock

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Yet

clear ferry
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This is fine

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For the occasional weekend trip

steel crag
finite atlas
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my grandparents had a small sailing yacht

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it was cool, but they sold it dirt cheap, because they are old and a bit special when it comes to that...

clear ferry
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A boat dock was $7k a year in my parents hometown

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Where I'm moving it is about half that

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Which is reasonable

finite atlas
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just build your own boat dock and charge for it

steel crag
steel crag
steel crag
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Actually my beach isn't far from a public use dock either

night zodiac
clear ferry
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Oh no step benchy, what are you doing, that isn't a dock

night zodiac
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My experience with boats

solar zealot
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Oh that was what this is called

clear ferry
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Heh, my work phone data package is 10GB per month

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So far I've used 90GB

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And a 10GB package is $30 each

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And I've still got 4 days until we are home

finite atlas
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why dont they just pay for unlimited?

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even here in germany you get unlimited for 30€ a month

clear ferry
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Because murica

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Our corporate overlords decided that we should have the least possible package with the local company that has an agreement with T-Mobile which is the contract holder worldwide

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And we don't need 5g either

steel crag
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it's $140 for unlimited but they cap you after like 40gb

finite atlas
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i pay 6,66€ a month for 10gb

steel crag
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and if you go over your data it's $5 for every 1GB

finite atlas
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if i go over, it gets throtteled to 64kbit/s

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unless i specifically choose to buy more

steel crag
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no if you go over here, it switches off, you have to add data manually

finite atlas
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rip

steel crag
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so like I will still have minutes and sms on my plan but data will go off

finite atlas
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sounds very american

solar zealot
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I love how they want to pressure me into buying another contract for half the price. While I can share mine with up to 10 devices

clear ferry
solar zealot
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sms in 2023 o.o

steel crag
iron granite
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Unlimited mobile SMS, internet and domestic phonecalls

steel crag
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yeah unlimited... capped to like 40GB

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at least here lol

iron granite
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No capping. I have used my mobile to provide internet to my whole network, when I had to wait for the carrier in my new flat

steel crag
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I can get 200gb for $140 but it's data only no voice no sms

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I do that for my mifi box when we have hurricanes

clear ferry
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Seems our "unlimited" is 65GB per month

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Up to 1000Mbit

steel crag
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atx btw this is what I'm saving for Intel Core i5-12600KF

late gate
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I have been given a rack "router" to be tested, that will run opnsense (of maybe pfsense just to annoy @clear ferry). Do you guys this specs will be able to handle the 10gbit ports I5-2410M+6LAN+210GB SFP ?

clear ferry
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Yes by far

late gate
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great casuse my point is to just have it as a bare router and use the SFP ports only

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then my whole backbone is SFP 10G

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from router to switch to nas

clear ferry
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If you start doing IDS/IPS you might get exhaustion, depending on traffic and how many networks you are running

late gate
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I am running about 7 vlans

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with ipv6 enabled

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but is IDS that important anymore when most is encrypted?

clever mortar
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"most"

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🤣

clear ferry
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depends on your level of paranoia, and what traffic you are doing

clever mortar
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You're also assuming that all malware traffic is encrypted with TLS 1.3

late gate
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I dont know how much IDS would require a 10GB. I think something like a pi can do around a gigabit

prisma briar
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They found the efnet servers with tls enabled to run c&c from

clever mortar
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A Pi won't do IDS on gigabt

prisma briar
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Depends on the ids

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300Mbit seems generous though

clever mortar
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Well, if you only have a handful of signatures... sure

prisma briar
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Can a Pi even do 1Gb raw routing throughput?

clever mortar
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A Pi4 maybe

steel crag
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lmfao out of what adapter

clever mortar
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USB 3.0 is good enough for Gigabit

late gate
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I think unifi runs around a pi4 in speed and they do around a gigabit

clear ferry
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pi4 speed is not a pi4

prisma briar
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Could always do one of those ridiculous mods to convert a USB port to a PCI lane.

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Unifi is also going to have asic switching, probably.

clear ferry
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unifi has asics ? I thought they just obscured all their issues in shitty code and frontends

prisma briar
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At least some of their stuff does

late gate
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the only unifi gear I am running is a 10G switch and a couple of 2.5g wifi access points

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thay gear is good, but their routers is horrible

clear ferry
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Pass

prisma briar
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The U6 APs at least don't crash every other week

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That's about the only good thing I can say

clear ferry
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I had a large enterprise customer invest in Unifi recently for 70+ sites

prisma briar
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Oof

clear ferry
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it took about 2 months until they realized their error

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it was as unstable as a raspberry pi 4 running benchmarks in sudan

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they replaced everything with aruba

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no issues since

late gate
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is it any wifi points that integrate with opnsense?

prisma briar
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Yea, Unifi is the dividing line between prosumer and consumer, it's not for enterprise.

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I wouldn't even use unifi in a business, tbh.

clear ferry
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why would you integrate access points with opnsense ?

late gate
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cause its an option for it haha

clear ferry
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no

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there is no reason

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if you want to use guest networks, do vlans and captive portals with dedicated wan gateways

prisma briar
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What, do you want to define ssids in opnsense?

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If so why?

late gate
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idk, just because haha

clear ferry
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no

late gate
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no atm im happy with unifi ap, but I will switch to the new inwall ones

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they have really good throughput

clear ferry
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I've had inwall ones for almost two decades, I just stick my APs in my walls and attics

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no need for marketing bullshit

late gate
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aruba inwall?

clear ferry
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sure, just put it inside the wall

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we have even had on wall ones for a decade

late gate
prisma briar
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I had one in an access panel I installed in a wall until I rearranged a month or so ago.

late gate
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They are very decent

clear ferry
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that is just an obscure form factor

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marketing

late gate
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its work well, fits on a network outlet hole, so screw on there, with switch output on the bottom

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its a good design

prisma briar
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That's not even in wall

clear ferry
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any access point fits inside a wall tbh

prisma briar
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"In-Wall"

steel crag
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you can't put any ap in my walls

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they are concrete

static schooner
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On Wall

clear ferry
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yuck concrete houses

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that would be 1\10000 here roughly

solar zealot
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oh ubiq users here as it seems

prisma briar
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Not many here either

clear ferry
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unfortunatly

late gate
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im happy with them at least

solar zealot
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do the bullet cams be yay or neigh
asking for a friend

late gate
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I take the ok ON wall anytime over roof ufo or table thing

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the unifi doorbell pro is also good. I never had issues

clear ferry
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I haven't seen most of my access points the last 20 years tbh

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I just stick them inside the wall or the attic

late gate
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@clear ferry thats cause your eyesight sucks

clear ferry
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it does suck

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but that isn't the reason

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I used to have +6.5 \ +2.5
Now I have +2.75 \ -0.25

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I have no natural depth perception

late gate
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btw I will be working in evry again, or a daughter company of evry, "eyeshare". Last time I was in evry it was ergogroup

clear ferry
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I'm so sorry

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tieto is a nightmare

late gate
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im not connected to it anything else than name. the company is independant

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well better than steria

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steria is the worst place I ever worked in my life

clear ferry
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both want to hire me

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neither can have me

late gate
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I want to go back to working 6 months in Norway and 6 months in the Philiippines like I did before

clear ferry
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I just want to live in northern norway with a fishing boat and fly to customers if needed

forest edge
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is that a yes? lol

swift dirge
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I don't have concrete walls. I do have brick walls. :/ Benefits and drawbacks there. Don't need to care about finding studs to mount stuff. harder to run cable.

clear ferry
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Concrete houses here are usually from around the war

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brick walls is usually architect

swift dirge
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fairly normal for the uk except for new stuff.

gilded pagoda
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repurposed Bunker 😄

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was kinda hard to get Windows into the walls but it's super nice and quiet

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and you can blast Movies and Music at night and no one will notice 😄

clear ferry
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not much issue with noise when there is 20m between neighbours

balmy bough
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i have concrete block walls outside, and plaster inside

swift dirge
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I suspect your phone reception isn't wonderful 😉

gilded pagoda
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or the Landline

clear ferry
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people have landlines ?

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laughs in norway pulling all copper out of the ground

balmy bough
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i have zero copper in the ground... it is up on the poles 🤪 🤣

gilded pagoda
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well SIP over Fiber it is

clear ferry
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that is also being pulled down though

gilded pagoda
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but thats what I still call landline 😄

clear ferry
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all copper going to the recycler

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115000 people still had landlines in 2022, but it is no longer sold since 2022, so any lines that are broken\cancelled\terminated will be dead

balmy bough
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i live too rural for good fiber internet. trees falling on the lines make it unreliable...

clear ferry
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that includes voip phones I believe

gilded pagoda
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how do you get internet?

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Only WISPs?

clear ferry
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fiber

gilded pagoda
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ah well

clear ferry
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but not offering landlines over that

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used to from 2004

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stopped in 2022

gilded pagoda
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interesting

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Here in germany you get like a stack of phone numbers and a SIP account by default

clear ferry
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the 115000 people who have landlines still are probably pensioners though

gilded pagoda
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classic analog Landlines are canceled since a few years too

clear ferry
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and none of the pensioners I know have it

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and that was a number from january 2022

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it is probably 100k or less now

gilded pagoda
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in germany everyone has a classic phone somewhere in the home

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even if he does not use it typically

clear ferry
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even my 85yo in laws got rid of theirs in 2018

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my parents haven't had one since 2014

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we threw out ours in 2012, after having one call a year probably for 3 years

gilded pagoda
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If I try to call my parents I often have to call them on there landline

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cause there Smarphones typically sit somewhre in the Kitchen or near the door

clear ferry
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best way to reach my 70\74 year old parents is by snapchat 😄

gilded pagoda
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😄

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mine are <60

clear ferry
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I haven't used a landline since sometime in the late 00s

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then again I haven't used physical money since 2007 either

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except when visiting developing countries

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like the UK and the US

gilded pagoda
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I sometimes use my SIP account on the PC

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via Softphone

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does that count ?

clear ferry
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I thought about that in the late 00s, but never got time

gilded pagoda
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how is it with businesses ?

clear ferry
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they all have mobile phones

gilded pagoda
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Here every Business has a huge stack of Landline Phone Numbers

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and they only use these

clear ferry
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they still have their old landline numbers, but they are routed to mobile phone rings

gilded pagoda
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even if they are on the go they just do a forward through there mobile phones

clear ferry
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but they don't have physical desk phones

gilded pagoda
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Ah here every desk still has a desk phone typically

clear ferry
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I only see desk phones on military sites

gilded pagoda
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a lot of germany do not even have flatrates for calls on there mobilephones

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😄

clear ferry
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flatrate has been the default here since the late 00s

gilded pagoda
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They often use shitty prepaid cards with like 9ct/min call pricing and like 8€ a month for a 2gb data plan XD

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a full Flat incl. unlimited Data here is 80€ a month

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unlimited landline is like 40€ for a 100mbp/s downstream and 30-50mbp/s up

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XD

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thats what most people here are using

clear ferry
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5g and flat rate sms\mobile is $15 here, which is probably expensive for other countries

gilded pagoda
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5gb or 5G cellular network?

clear ferry
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both

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I currently pay $90 for my 1000\1000 fiber line, 10000\10000 would cost me $150

gilded pagoda
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I could not live with that 😄 I have like 150-200gb Data a month over cellular

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plus a few TB over fiber+

steel crag
gilded pagoda
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costs 80€ per month

steel crag
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10" thick outer walls, 6" thick inner walls

swift dirge
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1GB fibre, about £60. unlimited mobile + an s22, about 70

finite atlas
gilded pagoda
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Not if you want Telekom 5g

finite atlas
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i've never needed it

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¯_(ツ)_/¯

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telefonicas network is not as terrible as everyone always says

gilded pagoda
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here it is

finite atlas
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where here

solar zealot
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where do you get unlimited data for 30 bucks a month in germany

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o2 may give you that for 33 but its barely usable at <3mbit

tidal bronze
finite atlas
# solar zealot where do you get unlimited data for 30 bucks a month in germany
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i had freenet funk as a dsl replacement for a few months and had speeds up to 120 mbit/s download and 50 mbit/s upload.

finite atlas
last cedar
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@finite atlas Adorable af!!

balmy bough
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man, that was fun... i just setup my new WiFi router, as the old one was failing fast (the WiFi radios kept dropping out)... started at 2AM and it is now 4:31AM. but the server and all it's VMs are reconfigured for the new IP addresses provided by the new router. still have a few printers, and my network security cameras, but it is mostly back up and running 😁

steel crag
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nice

solar zealot
finite atlas
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they specified 15 back when i had 120

steel crag
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well my ISP said we would have fiber in my area for Q1 2023 and it's still not here with no expected date as to when it will be... so clearly ISPs lie like Persian rugs

clear ferry
safe bobcat
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Hello

steel crag
forest edge
steel crag
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that makes no sense

balmy bough
steel crag
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but if you're using a /24 the first 3 octets never change LOL you're really only 'remembering' the last octet

clever mortar
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Or ... DNS

steel crag
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besides 192.168.1.x is used by 98% of the uninitiated internet

clever mortar
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I don't remember most of the IPs on my network because they all have DNS entries

steel crag
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I use both tbf

steel crag
# forest edge so?

so it causes routing isssues especially with VPNs..... when you have two 192.168.1.1's LMFAO

steel crag
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it's a thing

balmy bough
steel crag
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I'm not saying you will either

forest edge
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I could see that being an issue when you setup up your own vpn

steel crag
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I'm just saying you can

forest edge
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but that's a YOU issue messing up lol

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no idea how these modren ones work like nord or whatever

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if the world ever did a hard switch to v6 i would be so fucked lol

steel crag
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you do realize there are VPN's outside of providers right?

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back in the day, it was very common to have a VPN for gaming with friends (or hamachi RIP)

forest edge
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aside from setting one up eons ago, i don't really follow into any of that

steel crag
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so if everyone had 192.168.1.X... it would be impossible

forest edge
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yea but if you are setting it up, you take that knowledge into account..

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the nord thing would be the one I don't imagine you have any control over, but as i said i never used any of that so don't know

steel crag
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ok imagine remote workers during covid all logging into a VPN at work, and 56 people use 192.168.1.X

forest edge
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considering buisness don't use 192

steel crag
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🤦‍♂️

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im talking about the clients

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not the business, the employees

forest edge
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that's not how that works

balmy bough
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i am starting to understand now... though i doubt it is an issue here

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thought i did...

forest edge
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client side gets assigned an address, you don't use your local address inside a vpn

balmy bough
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i currently don't use a VPN, as i don't do much remote work on my network... other than connecting to HA from the internet (reverse proxy)

forest edge
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a vpn would have to be setup specifically using the traditional 192.168 network range in order for there to be an issue and considering most I ever used like openvpn dosen't default to that to begin with, the person setting up the vpn would have to intentionally go out of their way to fubar the whole thing up knowing the clients are used that locally

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but again, i don't use vpn these days nor have i ever used anything like those commercial ones like nord so no idea what they do these days

steel crag
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There's literally articles about it and documentation

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NAT-T and IPsec make it worse trust me

forest edge
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that person had set that vpn to that address and then ran into conflicts then changed it to compensate. i think the average joe isn't going to run into that kind of issue

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this is why I don't understand why so many people want to over complicate thier network setup lol

steel crag
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Well ive deployed a few hundred VPN phones and had the issue with VOIP calls

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For example

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I've also had it gaming with vpns

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I mean not sure what else to tell ya

forest edge
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in a buisness respect dealing with hundreds/thousands.. sure but then again you are being paid to fix it lol

steel crag
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🤪

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Yeah instead of having to fix it, I just tell people to try to pick an uncommon range... not like most people look at it even

forest edge
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i've not once ever heard of an instance with services like nord causing conflicts. I imagine those setups are very similiar to the tradtional opnvpn? no idea

late gate
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@clear ferry might kill me, but I am concidering moving from opnsense to pfsense!

steel crag
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Well I'm not just taking OpenVPN. IPsec VPN clients and home routers suck.

steel crag
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We can send patrex to find atx

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So it's ok

late gate
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@forest edge oh why not?

forest edge
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pfsense seems to wait before updating to make sure everything works as it should where as opnsense seems to just throw those updates out there then fix things after. I know they beta test etc, but pfense seems to be more through from what i read

steel crag
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Wait before updating? What sorcery is this?

forest edge
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in my nightmare task of setting up my 4g card in my router I constantly ran across posts where the card just worked under pfsense while in opnsense it took me awhile to get it to start working with a limp

late gate
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I also find most "plugins" is always supported by pfsense, but not opnsense

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like nextdns is native, but not opnsense (even if I think nextdns is dead)

forest edge
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well i think they have to be vetted before they get added into pfense

late gate
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is it any migration path from OS to PS without having to reinstall?

forest edge
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no idea, i think it needs a complete reinstall. i have no time to dive down that rabbit hole otherwise i had switched awhile ago

late gate
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yeah

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then you have other options like vyos, sophos etc too

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I never tried them

forest edge
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right now my opnsense works as I need it to so haven't been pressured to make that change

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aside from a few ui diffrence they both look at act the same from what I saw

late gate
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yeah, I agree. I just hit some snatches with opnsense that I dont like

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I wish they was not built on bsd though

forest edge
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the original code that both pfense and opnsense forked from was built on bsd

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thats why I think

late gate
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actually opnsense had a bug that hit my drive in non stop and killed the whole system in a month hehe

forest edge
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I had some issue where the netflow or the insight was filling my drive way too quickly back when i first installed it but I turned that shit off

stuck python
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hey guys

late gate
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hehe. I went on a two months vacation to the philippines, and after 1 week opnsense started to write non stop and killed the drive in a day

stuck python
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So i've bought a new property and the guy that buys my appartment will be taking over my Philips Hue system. My gutfeeling tells me this is the moment to reinstall HA and format my server. Right now my server is running HA, Sab, Sonarr, Radarr, Plex, and Adblocker.
Im running this on a headless ubuntu 21.04 server with a i5 and 8gb ram. Ive got one raid0 volume consisting of 2x 4tb and 1x 3tb.

My question is, what advice would you have for me if i reinstall this system?

late gate
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If I reinstall, any thoughts about installing a VM in the bottom and run two instances of pfsense, one main and one testing?

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or just one barebone?

balmy bough
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well, my solid state relays for my Arduino/MQTT/HA project should be arriving in the mail today 😁

swift dirge
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Don't use raid 0 for anything you care about.

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at all

amber bramble
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the 0 in raid0 stands for how much data you'll have left after the first error reading a sector

swift dirge
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with it being 3 drives of disparate size, it's probably not raid 0. it's probably spanned. (which is as bad.)

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but I'm a touch pedantic there

finite atlas
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they are dirt cheap, especially used ones

steel crag
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As in an array, and another drive.

swift dirge
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small new ssds are still pretty cheap. and unless you're doing media stuff, HA doesn't need space.

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(yes, it's all dependent on where you live.)

glacial knot
steel crag
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BSD is where I started pretty much

safe bobcat
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let's keep disgust easily searchable by discord browser

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from: atxbyea in: off-topic yuck

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(my discord is in polish so it looks a little other but i assume that's how it looks in english)

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for now it's 149 results

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@clear ferry let's make it round number

prisma briar
clear ferry
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Yuck

safe bobcat
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nice

static schooner
prisma briar
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Yea, I made that after seeing that video and thinking about what it'd be good for.

clever mortar
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Fractal vices are everywhere now 😄

prisma briar
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I saw that one a while ago too but didn't really think about what I could use it for while watching it. I'm hoping it works well for holding more delicate weirdly shaped things while soldering/doing rotary tool work.

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I still need to make a handle for it but otherwise it's done and working well.

swift dirge
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3d print?

prisma briar
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Yea

swift dirge
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thought so. 🙂 The fill pattern was a bit of a giveaway 😄

steel crag
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Acetone bath

prisma briar
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Honestly I probably could have removed the outer circle on it and still have enough to do what I want with it

steel crag
prisma briar
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I didn't use ABS

steel crag
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Oh

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Nylon?

prisma briar
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Nah, it's just PLA.

steel crag
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The pic is still downloading for me

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🤣😂

prisma briar
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It's not like I'm going to use it to hold things I'm hammering on or anything

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Honestly I don't think I'd use a normal fractal vice for that

subtle pasture
clear ferry
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Yuck

subtle pasture
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RAID0 is actually pretty common in enterprise (RAID 10, 50, and 60), but it's not used alone.

clear ferry
subtle pasture
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A lot of database server clusters run RAID10, at least for some volumes, for performance reasons.

clear ferry
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Yes, log drives still prefer 10, even though on San those raid levels are virtual

subtle pasture
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Depends on the SAN. HPs StorageWorks (non-Nible) SANs are weird about it.

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Local RAID (which can be nested) + network RAID across SANs.

clear ferry
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Wow storageworks

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Haven't heard that name in 15 years

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It stopped existing in the late00s

subtle pasture
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Yeah, because HPE bought Nimble and started replacing their storage stack with Nimble products 😛

clear ferry
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Last system called storageworks was probably the Eva 4000

prisma briar
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We have a couple servers with high RAM on raid 0 at work that we sometimes use for processing large amounts of data but they're used for ephemeral tasks and don't hold the only copy of anything

clear ferry
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Nimble is very low install base compared to 3par

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Only small customers buy nimble

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That said, nimble has been dead a few years too

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It's all alletra now

subtle pasture
#

looks over at our largest customers, both running Nimble SANs

clear ferry
#

If they are labelled nimble they are probably out of support

subtle pasture
#

One's a network of hospitals and the other is a network of car dealerships. Looks like they both have Nimble HF20H units.

swift dirge
#

can't really call 1+0 raid 0 😄

subtle pasture
#

I mean, it is RAID 0, but you're RAID 0-ing logical disks instead of physical disks.

clear ferry
#

Hf20H is going end of life in 14 days

swift dirge
#

😄

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I'll correct my statement. Don't use raid 0 for anything you care about, where your array is made up of just disks.

subtle pasture
#

RAID 0+1 also exists, where you RAID1 together two RAID0 arrays, but you don't see that very often.

clear ferry
swift dirge
#

(don't bring up raid 0+1)

subtle pasture
#

Too late <_<

swift dirge
#

grrr

subtle pasture
clear ferry
#

Barely

subtle pasture
#

Apparently we re-upped in January with an HP care pack, so we're good

clear ferry
#

Hpe carepack hopefully

subtle pasture
#

Are you in sales? <_<

#

Our engineers refuse to make the distinction between HP and HPE, our sales guys get real pissed about it. It's an ongoing battle. lol

clear ferry
steel crag
#

Atx in sales, can you imagine "buy this or you're disgusting"

safe bobcat
steel crag
clear ferry
#

You say that, but I've sealed a lot of sales deals

steel crag
#

I mostly make atx say yuck and disgusting

clear ferry
#

You are pretty good at that

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But not the best

night zodiac
#

New toys

clear ferry
#

Fun fact for you

#

The Norwegian name of it is directly translated as

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Push-teaching

night zodiac
#

That's what I am going to do with it!

clear ferry
#

Using the pointy end to check cavity depth

#

I see

iron granite
clear ferry
#

What's the German name?

#

Skyvelære is Norwegian

iron granite
#

Schieblehre

clear ferry
#

Ah, ich seehe

steel crag
#

We call it calipers or just micrometer

clear ferry
#

Kaliper is a part of the car breaking system thank you

steel crag
#

caliper
kăl′ə-pər
noun
An instrument consisting of two hinged legs, used to measure thickness and distances

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Caliper(s) or calliper(s) are an instrument used to measure the dimensions of an object, generally by placing two movable points of the instrument across the object or span to be measured.Many types of calipers permit reading out a measurement on a ruled scale, a dial, or an electronic digital display. A common association is to calipers using ...

clear ferry
#

You English speaking normies

#

Tsk tsk

steel crag
clear ferry
#

そのとうりですか

swift dirge
#

Digital calipers are generally worth having. and cheap if you don't need them to be really precise.

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(vernier calipers are just neat)

orchid rose
#

I paid less than 5€ for mine. It came with a sticker that says it's made from carbon fiber

swift dirge
#

Calipers in general allow for 3 different kinds of measurement. outside width (the bottom one) inside width (upper one) and depth (the pokey bit at the end off screen)

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😄

clear ferry
#

Yeah, I have a really cheap one from AliExpress, it is less than 0.5% off from my tests, which is fine enough for anything i do

static schooner
#

I have what I suspect is that same Mitutoyo model and a cheap-o one from Amazon. The latter definitely has more play in it, but both will get you in the ballpark

orchid rose
#

for most of my stuff I need millimeter accuracy

static schooner
#

the cheap-o one has some play around zero, while the Mitutoyo is dead on

orchid rose
#

how much play do you think?

night zodiac
#

I used a cheap one for a bit but it annoyed me to the point of buying a nice one. The cheap one started flickering all of the numbers at once and I'm pretty sure it's haunted now.

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The Mitutoyo feels really nice and the ruler I bought from them too feels really nice. 🙂

orchid rose
#

Why does the ruler have gibberish written on it though? 😛

clear ferry
#

Ǐ̴̕ ̶͐̔ẅ̶́̀o̷͒̑ů̸̐l̷̈́͝d̵̕n't want t̵̀̊h̸͗͝a̵̚t

orchid rose
#

The worst measuring tool I've ever used is this one roll tape measure that instead of having readings like 120cm has readings for 1m, then 10cm after that and then 1cm intervals after that. So you have to look at the 1 meter mark, then the 10cm mark and then finally the 1cm mark to know where you're at. I've had my measurements off by either 10cm or 1m so many times it's insane

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Whoever designed it needs to be waterboarded

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also has inches on one side so you can't use it at all

clear ferry
#

What the fuck

orchid rose
#

I think it's this one from Biltema, but unfortunately it doesn't show how dumb it is

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so after 10cm it starts from 1 again

clear ferry
#

What

orchid rose
#

10+1 you know, genius

steel crag
#

It's like 10 second Tom from 50 first dates, it gets to 10 and resets

clear ferry
#

I should get a Japanese tape measure to practice counting

steel crag
#

Or you could just practice Japanese counting looking at numbers

clear ferry
static schooner
#

for cultures that use ,,xxx'' instead of "xxx", are there special characters or are the "quotes" just built from commas and single quotes?

prisma briar
#

idk what they use but there are proper characters for that

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Normal quote" Open/Close quote“ ” Lower quote„ Normal tick ' Close tick ’ Lower tick‚

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Lower tick‚ Comma,

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Hmm, I guess they look slightly different

glacial knot
#

\grqq and \glqq in latex iirc

#

though it also just depends on the software you work with. Most modern word processors (like word) just convert " accordingly
And I know some people that do ,, and '' which looks silly in monospaced fonts&&

glacial knot
#

But everything is ok, as long as you don't << and >>

glacial knot
steel crag
#

Depends on the locale

prisma briar
glacial knot
steel crag
#

The upside down question marks, quotes and bangs

prisma briar
#

I'm guessing shift+2 is the lower quote?

steel crag
#

I think it's alt gr + 2

prisma briar
#

alt gr is blue

glacial knot
#

Shift+2 is the normal quote

#

If anything, it's the red one close to [enter], but not quite sure

prisma briar
#

I wish US keyboards gave us more symbols with an Alt Gr key

#

We just get a second alt key

steel crag
#

Alt + 0161

prisma briar
#

Or if it was easier to do my own doubleshot keycaps I'd totally make my own with additional symbols and make my own layout

glacial knot
#

Just us the Alt(Gr)-Intl variants

prisma briar
#

alt+0161 gets me ¡

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charmap shows lower quote as Alt+0132 „

glacial knot
#

¡ AltGr+Shift+1

prisma briar
#

ꜝꜞꜟ¡ ‼ ‽؟¿?

#

Lots of random punctuation

balmy bough
#

i have been in and out of here... and i am honestly unsure what i stumbled back in upon... 🤪

night zodiac
#

yes

clear ferry
#

no

steel crag
#

maybe

prisma briar
#

I don't know

clear ferry
#

Fun fact for the Americans, norwegian law says anyone one can travel across nature or coastline, even if it is owned by someone else, and it is illegal to fence in such areas because everyone should be able to use the nature

finite atlas
#

norway = bestway

#

good thing that i'm learning norwegian

clear ferry
#

Ja

glacial knot
#

anyways, atx I'll make camp on your roof

balmy bough
#

Morning ☕

swift dirge
#

Norwegian isn't best wegian though. that's Glaswegian 😉

clear ferry
dusky plank
#

⚡️ we should harvest that juice somehow

finite atlas
#

we could build large towers of meat, so we have thunder cooked meat

dusky plank
#

lets call it „Der Gerät“

finite atlas
#

:D

gilded pagoda
steel crag
#

We can build a tower of atx's hard drives

swift dirge
agile jewel
finite atlas
#

mayhaps

balmy bough
#

finally got my Arduino/MQTT/HA project installed in my Workshop, as the temperature was climbing. was 79F when i finished, now it reads 87F... really need to finish installing some A/C out there so i can work 🥵

static schooner
#

is your project a crypto miner?

molten jetty
static schooner
#

the definition of "because I can"

balmy bough
steel crag
#

I think I could do more hashes per hour on paper with a pen LOL

steel crag
#

it's 96.1F here atm real feel is like 103F

subtle pasture
#

We had an alert for a server room hitting 103 F last night. Fun stuff 👀

#

A/C units always seem to fail at the worst time

agile jewel
#

*emails

static schooner
tidal bronze
#

84% sounds about right

static schooner
#

It's the 16% that's raccoon

tidal bronze
#

Dog detection is hit and miss for me. Wish it was 💯

static schooner
#

@last cedar Kindly remove yourself from my back patio

opaque cloak
dusky plank
#

Buy more drones

last cedar
last cedar
#

Just wait till you see what I did under your shed

balmy bough
#

Morning ☕

swift dirge
#

Oh, to live in the past, before the Aliens invaded

#

(you can tell the world doesn't like Americans. We don't send messages back in time to warn you about things.)

balmy bough
#

i'm lost... 😕

swift dirge
#

(It's not morning for me 😉 )

balmy bough
#

oh, i get it now... 🤣

swift dirge
#

(I'm being a touch foolish for comedic porpoises)

balmy bough
#

only a touch? 😉

swift dirge
#

I'm also british. So I'm allowed, nay required, to use understatement.

balmy bough
#

my condolences 😉

swift dirge
#

British. for now...

balmy bough
#

planning on moving somewhere?

swift dirge
#

I support Scottish Independence. 🙂 But that's getting into politics which is often a risky topic

balmy bough
#

my father's side has Scottish decent (Stewart) through his mother 🙂

swift dirge
#

Stewart on my Mother's side. Anderson on my Dads 😄

balmy bough
#

so we are related 🤣

balmy bough
#

now, i was told that the bloodline goes back to King James Stewart... is that correct

swift dirge
#

ehhh, maybe?

balmy bough
#

lol

fathom sparrow
#

everyones related if you go back far enough

balmy bough
#

i personally don't subscribe to the adam and eve theory. but i suppose even with evolution, we are all descended from a bacteria or something

fathom sparrow
#

They've already confired that during the iceage there was a bottleneck and everyone is basically related to ~10,000 females

swift dirge
#

There's the mitochondrial eve, isn't there?

#

In human genetics, the Mitochondrial Eve (also mt-Eve, mt-MRCA) is the matrilineal most recent common ancestor (MRCA) of all living humans. In other words, she is defined as the most recent woman from whom all living humans descend in an unbroken line purely through their mothers and through the mothers of those mothers, back until all lines con...

#

(not at all related to the biblical eve, other than someone thinking the name was fitting.)

steel crag
clear ferry
prisma briar
#

Looks like he ran across my roof then leaped to my driveway

late gate
#

I reset my router, and I think this is the first time I used home.arpa as domain name, to keep to the declared standard

prisma briar
#

I've always used netham45.local

glacial knot
#

I use a subdomain of my global routed domain

#

Makes it easy to dns01 a valid certificate from letsencrypt

prisma briar
#

I used to do that but quit running anything I expose public so I don't really care what my domain is anymore.

static schooner
prisma briar
#

Only thing open on my IP is my VPN

glacial knot
#

That entire subdomain isn't visible outside
Except for the dns01 challenge on cert refresh

#

I just like using https at home

#

And it came pretty handy because it's apparently a requirement for quic

prisma briar
#

Honestly I don't have any services hosted at home anymore, my home server is down to just frigate, pfsense, pihole, and HA.

#

And some file shares

late gate
#

When I used home.arpa dns resolve server, server.local and server.home.arpa so I think it went well

agile jewel
#

Does llama release mean we will get a localhost language model for HA?

#

70B params is quite close to chatGPT

#

I have 512GB ram to spare 😏

finite atlas
#

your swapfile on your hdd does not count as ram

subtle pasture
#

It's not exactly difficult to load up a machine with 512GB of RAM. That's just 4x 128 GB modules.

#

Though you'll usually see 8x 64GB or 16x 32GB modules in order to take advantage of more memory channels

#

And then you've got Samsung putting 512GB onto a single stick of DDR5

#

Memory capacity is kinda going nuts right now 👀

clear ferry
#

We've had 256 dimms for years already

#

I installed 24 of them last year as an upgrade

steel crag
subtle pasture
upper tulip
#

Any opinions on the best hardware android tv? I can't stand the lag of the chromecast. Seems like Nvidia Shield Pro is top dog but seems to have a old chip in tegra x1, but maybe that type of chip doesn't get old. Does anything else exist that is slightly less expensive but not as slow as a Chromecast?

finite atlas
#

fire tv stick 4k / Fire TV Stick 4K Max ?

#

used ones are pretty cheap

finite atlas
#

or a Fire TV Cube 3rd gen if you want the fastest
or a used 2nd gen one, if you want good price/performance

apple tv's should also be fairly competent

brazen fable
#

Time to replace my entire storage array with a single ssd

#

Lmao

agile jewel
orchid rose
#

people who need capacity for linux distros

#

but SSD prices are looking quite juicy these days so that probably won't last for long

#

And if you need long-term storage HDDs are afaik still better than SSDs

solar zealot
#

we do be halfway there

#

for stuff that needs to keep running or that just does so, using ssds feel much better both on power consumption and on durability

orchid rose
#

I was surprised to see that the newer nvme ssds actually use a fair bit of power. Around 8W or so in some cases which isn't that far off from HDDs

clear ferry
#

For enterprise i haven't installed hdds outside of corner cases since probably 2015

#

By corner cases I mean HPC distributed long time storage or stuff like Scality that has no real penalties from HDDs

glacial knot
#

8W peak, sustained or average? 🤔

orchid rose
#

those were probably reading or writing numbers. While idle they use very little I think

glacial knot
#

Spec sheet for the 870s I have here says some milliwatt idle, I think around 1.8 typical and 4W peak

orchid rose
#

I looked at some options yesterday, but I can't quickly find the one that was up to 8W. Samsung 970 Evo Plus is specced 6W avg while writing for the 1TB model

distant junco
#

Most likely during heavy writes and such. Samsung's 990 pro states this, for example

AVERAGE POWER CONSUMPTION
(SYSTEM LEVEL)3)
1TB: Average 5.4 W Maximum 7.8 W (Burst mode)
2TB: Average 5.5 W Maximum 8.5 W (Burst mode)
 
POWER CONSUMPTION (IDLE)3)
1TB: Max. 50 mW
2TB: Max. 55 mW
 
POWER CONSUMPTION (DEVICE SLEEP)
1TB: Max. 5 mW
2TB: Max. 5 mW
glacial knot
#

6W avg is quite something. Though I suspect that's while it's hitting the SLC level cache and shuffling things to load balance 🤔

orchid rose
#

These drives are getting pretty fast so the sustained writes wouldn't last too long before the whole drive is full unless you're doing something very silly

glacial knot
#

For pretty much every consumer drive they only last until you fill a smaller cache either way

orchid rose
#

Right

#

The 990 Pro can still keep writing speeds of 1400MB/s after the cache is full so that side is getting better as well it seems

dusky plank
#

I have a external sandisk pro and that thing gets 🔥 almost instant.
And it stays that way as long as its connected, no matter if i write/read or nothing. Why do these controllers not chill?

#

The sd card getting written at 100Mb/s laughs its ass off

glacial knot
#

Is {2,} two or more?

swift dirge
#

yep

#

(I don't find regex scary. but I find the joke funny)

glacial knot
#

That's a weird one then
With the different escaping for the - and dot

swift dirge
#

the - is escaped in one place as they'll want a literal - to be an option, rather than it being part of a range. and the . as a literal ., rather than any character

glacial knot
#

yea, but it's altha-num+-, a literal backspace (\\ in the image) then any character, then the next parens

#

a classical the\nthe error ^^

swift dirge
#

ahhhh, yes, didn't read it fully 😄

#

paris, spring.

glacial knot
#

that's usually the problem with regex 😄

swift dirge
#

it's also got an extra )

#

I try not to use regex if I don't need to. but they're really handy when I do.

glacial knot
#

parser combinators are often easier to write and understand. And probably even higher performance
I really see it as tool of easily distributed or "save api code" validators

swift dirge
#

tbh, main place I use them is in vi 😄

glacial knot
#

Ah yes, substitution statements

balmy bough
#

Morning ☕ (4:33AM)

swift dirge
#

That's an ungodly hour

balmy bough
#

my usual wake up time...

clear ferry
#

Even i don't wake up that early with two kids

#

When they were less than 6 months they might wake up at 6am

safe bobcat
#

Hello

harsh heath
#

I am switching my Zigbee router

#

Help me god

static schooner
#

I imagine you mean 'coordinator'

#

I generally had to just use some of the devices and maybe repair a few, but that was trivial

#

Just make the IEEE address match

glacial knot
#

yea, I'll have to swap channel/password at some point as I've been lazy on the initial setup

#

I dread it

night zodiac
#

yeah, when the usb boot first arrived to the pi4, a lot of people were having issues simply because they didn't have the juice

#

wow

#

I think I just replied to something who knows how long ago

#

I entered my message and my discord scrolled down

static schooner
clear ferry
#

It's not wrong

night zodiac
#

There was a scooter picture on reddit the other day made by one of dem AI's and it was brain breaking

glacial knot
#

it has an engine and cycles. Easy

clear ferry
#

I've seen some crappy motorcycles

static schooner
#

I feel like it's one of 'racing riding mowers' things

night zodiac
glacial knot
#

the one in white look sok. The one in front breaks my mind

#

and it's not even that wrong I think

night zodiac
#

o.O

#

neat, klipper lets you use bme280's

solar zealot
#

ai really be taking over anything :^)

steel crag
#

🤦‍♂️

solar zealot
prisma briar
#

Which acronym should be used? GUID or UUID?

solar zealot
#

isnt second just the standard

prisma briar
#

UUID is defined by an RFC/is generally what Linux uses, GUID is defined by Microsoft and is generally what Windows uses.

#

They're both essentially identical though

clear ferry
#

Almost

#

While GUIDs (as used by Microsoft) and UUIDs (as defined by RFC4122) look similar and serve similar purposes, there are subtle-but-occasionally-important differences. Specifically, some Microsoft GUID docs allow GUIDs to contain any hex digit in any position, while RFC4122 requires certain values for the version and variant fields. Also, GUIDs should be all-upper case, whereas UUIDs should be "output as lower case characters and are case insensitive on input". This can lead to incompatibilities between code libraries.

#

I still have ptsd from recovering guid used for booting on itanium

prisma briar
#

If a library rejects a GUID/UUID because it's not cased right that's a shitty library

glacial knot
#

Yea, unless you have a bloody good reason not to, just treat them as opaque string or 128bit of randomness

clear ferry
#

You are 128 bits of randomness

glacial knot
prisma briar
proven reef
#

You're welcom

clear ferry
#

Obligatory mega-bite joke

solar zealot
#

only 22 pounds 😮

static schooner
#

There are at least two reported cases of improperly serviced computers exploding when the non-rechargeable lithium battery on the motherboard was connected to the power supply.[7] There were no recorded injuries.
At least they just catch fire today

#

progress!

#

Imagine that that was the state of the art when I was in high school

clear ferry
#

Thankfully the EU is stepping up in regards to batteries

low harness
#

We’ll see. I’m betting on Wrong Solution Too Late, and we’ll somehow end up with something like the cookie consent fiasco.

green inlet
#

Does anyone really have time for all the interweb cookie consent pop up’s these days

tidal bronze
#

No

glacial knot
#

The issue with cookie consent is mostly a lack of enforcement:(

tidal bronze
#

Who came up with this consent crap?

glacial knot
#

Mostly TrustArc

clear ferry
#

The default should just be essential cookies or no cookies, but captialism don't want any of that nonsense

last cedar
# static schooner progress!

Cavemen would love these lithium batteries just randomly setting on fire when you bash them with a big stick, think how much easier their life would have been

prisma briar
clear ferry
#

Come at me bro

finite atlas
#

Just write a friendly legal text attached with a fine a few times and those websites will change.

low harness
#

Still the whole thing is a solution to a problem that doesn’t exist.

#

There was a scare thay since cookies save data on your computer they could contain viruses. Tracking considerations were an afterthought.

clear ferry
#

Best one I've seen is still sap concur, if I block tracking cookies in my firewall the application errors out saying the server is down

#

Because it defaults to all cookies

balmy bough
#

Morning ☕ (04:42am)

agile jewel
#

Does anyone know a reliable way to convert my SVG to only use path?

#

I have some <text> in it and it renders differently on machines depending on installed fonts

#

Photoshop doesn't seem to do it. GIMP also gave me some errors when I tried. 🤷

#

And some online tools I used made the text bold despite it not being bold in any of my browsers and devices

low harness
distant jewel
#

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late gate
#

Do you guys use a different ssh key on each computer / user or keep one for multiple servers/github etc

glacial knot
#

I.e. github has a dedicated key, work github has a hardware backed key, home-lab has its own key, and so on

solar zealot
#

I use the same for each plattform. So aws got its own, the home ones, and so on

late gate
#

so one private key you put on your server and use the public on clients or the other way?

solar zealot
#

The private always stays with you

glacial knot
#

I also only have one real client. Which houses the private keys

#

but lots of servers to connect to

late gate
#

alright so just push them to auth keys around

#

I was thinking about starting to implement passphrases soon too though

solar zealot
#

They make some sense, but really id rather have 2fa

glacial knot
#

passphrases 🤔 that's close to the worst choice

solar zealot
#

For the keys?

#

Oh I see

late gate
#

I meant the passkey

#

biometric

#

Is supported by one of my clients at least

#

ssh

swift dirge
#

I like my ssh agent. It's a keepass addon. and I can get it to prompt me for use of a key. so I agent forward, and have to approve each use.

#

(it's compatible with paegent, so widely integrated)

late gate
#

I also use ssh agent with 1password

glacial knot
#

I still need to invest some time at some point to get the TPM based stuff up and running...

#

But the TPM story on linux is sad

swift dirge
#

the risk with agent forwarding is you connect to a compromised machine, which then auths through you to other machines. hence requiring approval. sure, not a high risk, but not inconcievable.

late gate
#

yeah very true

#

Im just too lazy to setup 1password cli on my servers, and also using 1password vault for docker and env evironmentals. dunno why I am so slow to get it done

glacial knot
#

yea, agent forwarding is slightly iffy

#

I just wish the fancy magic we use at work was supported by normal infra 😦

#

We get ssh certificates loaded onto the hardware secure element

clear ferry
#

Did someone say yubikey

steel crag
#

🤮

glacial knot
#

we use Titans, but they aren't much different

clear ferry
#

I love my yubikeys

#

Yes multiple

glacial knot
#

they are great

#

yea, I have 3 titans and 2 yubis^^

#

oh, and a nitrokey somewhere. But that one's for different purposes

swift dirge
#

It's kinda funny that a dedicated tpm is less secure than an on cpu virtual one. (due to being able to tap the traces a lot more easily on a dedicated one.)

glacial knot
#

which is already a pretty advanced hardware based attack

#

though one of my colleagues executed it against our own hardware to show that it's possible

swift dirge
#

all about your risk profile, tbh

glacial knot
#

jup

swift dirge
#

encryption at rest is mostly a box ticking measure anyway 😄

glacial knot
#

mostly because people like me make those boxes^^

#

oh wait, you mean because it's on a list, not because it's that easy

#

yea, those boxes suck^^

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Though for laptops I do see it as an important measure. For on prem stuff, less so

swift dirge
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Yes, have self encrypting drives. Which have their key stored on the raid controller in the box. you're safe from someone stealing just the drives. that's it.

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laptops are another matter, yes 🙂

steel crag
glacial knot
swift dirge
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(inception may have been a somewhat dodgy concept. but the actors do well 😄 )

clear ferry
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I'll fap to anything with Tom Hardy

glacial knot
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now kiss

swift dirge
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ooo, I'd forgotten Nemesis.

clear ferry
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It's really an ok movie tbh

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It's a bit dark for ST normies

steel crag
steel crag
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Be careful Atx

clear ferry
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Wife knows it

late gate
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I moved HA from docker to a VM now

clear ferry
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Yuck

late gate
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its better to contain the core things into a VM

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sql, mqtt, logging etc is not part of the vm image

clear ferry
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Yes, layers of abstraction makes things better when the host needs a reboot anyway 😂

steel crag
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Reboot? 🤮

late gate
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I dont plan to reboot the host anyways haha. I see your point of view. I have now tried PI (horrible), Yellow (well its a PI but the 8GB, still horrible), an i3 NUC (good I would say), VM with custom supervisor (good, but too much could go wrong), docker (good, fast, no need for passthrough, but services sometimes get issues), vm with officially haos (still testing, but it seems like the best solution)

clear ferry
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_narrator : it wasn't _

steel crag
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Narrator: Aleks was last seen, cigarette in hand clutching a whiskey bottle

glacial knot
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services get issues? 🤔

steel crag
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I run HAOS in a VM as well

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Works great

clear ferry
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I'm so sorry to hear that

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Hope you recover

steel crag
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I can run it in docker too

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But for production I have haos

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I have container I started on in a vm too

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🤣😂

late gate
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I see no need for heavier OS than haos on a vm. At least now when you can mount network drives I don’t see a single reason for not doing something more complex

glacial knot
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Heavier? 🤔 a VM is already heavy o.0

steel crag
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You're doing it wrong

late gate
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a VM uses like 2-5 percent overhead. I dont run it on a nuc, but a server

steel crag
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Vms should have very little host overhead

clear ferry
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Yuck vms

steel crag
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🤮 yuck atx spoke

late gate
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I know you like Sun Solaris vm solution @clear ferry

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I actually worked with that

steel crag
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I used to run xenserver with even less hit

clear ferry
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Good thing I'm probably the most vm certified person here

steel crag
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Good thing 'probably' isn't an actual statistic

late gate
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hehehe. Im sure you know what you are talking about, but not everything neeeds to be to “by the book”

clear ferry
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I can only assume, since you aren't @steel crag

late gate
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I rather sun in a VM anyday over a PI

clear ferry
steel crag
clear ferry
steel crag
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Quite a few, but I never claimed to be 'most'

glacial knot
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2-5% more than nothing 🤷

clear ferry
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To be fair, since they expire I only hold 3 active VMware certs, but I am also probably the only one here who understands vpars, npars, hpvm and a few more

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Reminds me, need to book my VCAP exams

glacial knot
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I still need to book my CKS exam^^

late gate
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and that is great for a business environment

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but not where people use login root/password

glacial knot
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Why would people do that? o.0

late gate
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well I seen banks do that

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on their ATMs

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(windows xp)

glacial knot
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banks also cried out about TLS3 having security 😂

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there's a rather sad reality about the security of quite a couple of contexts where you'd expect it to be relevant

clear ferry
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Yuck people

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The reason I have a job though

steel crag
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Banks are the worst in general, unless they are offshore banks

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Then they have some of the best security 🤣😂

late gate
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This was in Oslo, so probably @clear ferry been hired to install windows xp on them :p

clear ferry
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Thankfully no

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The atms are usually appliances from the producer, the bank at best has labels and custom images in the software

swift dirge
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The VM benefit is stuff like snapshots. And those are well worth it 😄

clear ferry
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Whole os snapshot is so cumbersome

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Just backup 4kb of config files

glacial knot
solar zealot
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you dont halt your vms to make a backup? 😨

glacial knot
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well, not strictly. You have to store a hash next to the exposed file systems. Which is clearly difficult

clear ferry
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People halt stuff?

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We haven't halted vms for backup for 15 years now

solar zealot
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it always ends up breaking if i dont

clear ferry
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Never had issues

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Unless the os was unsupported

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Or agents not installed

solar zealot
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i better aint fucking around to find out eventually

clear ferry
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Sounds like good old pebkac then

solar zealot
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jokes on you better get up from the chair then :^)

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luckily stuff isnt painful with proxmox at least

clear ferry
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My condolences

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PBS takes backups without halting VMs though, might want to check it out

solar zealot
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i see i see

swift dirge
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Live snapshots 🙂

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hell, you can get fully consistent ones, not just crash consistent. (though that's more of a pain in the ass)

prisma briar
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I have my Proxmox server set to do differential backups to my PBS server every two hours.

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I have 2x4TB drives in a mirror for my backup server (not much actually needs backed up) and PBS says that's going to last me nearly two years at my current rate.

solar zealot
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stonks indeed

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sounds like it would run on a different machine does it?

clear ferry
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I finally got my rsnapshot backup down from 850GB to 330GB

prisma briar
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Your backups should be on another machine, yes.

clear ferry
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Anything I care about

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Your backups should be on at least two different machines from the local copy

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Cloud storage is cheap

solar zealot
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i do abuse my two nas for such stuff
but not sure if its a splendid idea to set up pbs as a vm there

prisma briar
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I run pbs as a vm on a proxmox box, I have a secondary pfSense and DNS server on the same box too.

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I like having the backup pfSense box so I can keep everyone's internet up if I ever need to work on my main server.

solar zealot
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guess i need to buy more memory and figure out a network share for storage to make this work nicely

prisma briar
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I can restore to so many snapshots.

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Lol, that's only like three weeks in that screenshot.

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Fun, my power went out again.

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And apparently I don't have my amp on a UPS because my music cut out

solar zealot
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u guys have power outages?

clear ferry
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Thats the American dream after all

solar zealot
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Fueled by five burgers per gun shot

finite atlas
prisma briar
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Like 4 times a year, one of which is generally a couple hours

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It was only out for maybe 45s today

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Just long enough to reset all the clocks

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I have around 8000VA of UPS though so power outages mostly just annoy me because I can't run my aircon.

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I have at least some lighting in all rooms on a battery

balmy bough
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i just have a standby generator...

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and a UPS for my server rack (with now one server)

prisma briar
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My plan is to use my car as a generator to charge UPSes if it ever gets to it.

solar zealot
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i feel like those ups are fairly dangerous

prisma briar
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Been using them for decades, never had any issues.

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I've worked on some scary big ones at work too

solar zealot
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always feels like they gonan explode and burn the whole house down

prisma briar
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The ones where if you short the contacts with a wrench it'll weld to the contacts

solar zealot
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the workplace ones kinda feel not amazon™️ quality

prisma briar
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idk, I've never even noticed one getting hot.

balmy bough
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most UPS have lead AGM batteries

prisma briar
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The only issues I've ever had with them were related to diminished capacity due to age

solar zealot
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hello gov

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id like to report a bomb

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:^)

finite atlas
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yuck

glacial knot
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are you charging that car battery? 😮

finite atlas
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i'm discharging the car battery

solar zealot
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this better be certified :^)

finite atlas
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one of the 14 packs was not charged as much as the others, so i gave it a quick charge

finite atlas
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signed by oberfail™️

solar zealot
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lmfao

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thats great

glacial knot
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I need a couple of those for our lab...

finite atlas
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sure, i can give you the shop link

glacial knot
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I should also put on some of my savety ones...

solar zealot
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i love em

glacial knot
finite atlas
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also a great one

glacial knot
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why did I go and look for the stickers and not just take a picture of the one on my laptop 🤔

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I need more stickers for my laptop either way...

finite atlas
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go ahead

solar zealot
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this site couldnt be more german

clear ferry
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9️⃣

late gate
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why is it so hard to find where the fiberoptics go into the house. The most obvious spot I cant find anything. Its no network laid in this house when it was build. it was a cheapstake that bought this house an put ONE electric plug in each room, and one network outlet in the living room in a weird place

grand spruce
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saaaaaaaad panda linuxserver no longer supports ARMv7

steel crag
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cries in third world

grand spruce
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lol.

clear ferry
errant nymph
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Hello @inner ferry . Quick question about how to manage threads on the community forum. I want to manage my thread about a custom component I'm developping. But I see there is a max of three consecutive answers for the same user. Which is a shame, because if I want to post updates, but not remove the history, I can't. How is the best way to handle that ?

clever mortar
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There was no point in tagging some poor random sod

clever mortar
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That said, Google found me:

Did the user create the topic in the first place? If it is their topic, they have the right to reply as many times as they like.

low harness
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Also, you can edit the first couple of posts.

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For three months, at least.

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Then you can ask the admins what to do about your monster size thread (or what passes for one at the time) and somehow be made a forum moderator in a desperate lack of options or something…
… I’ve heard…

glacial knot
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is that what happened to Tinkerer? 🤔