Making it easy was the mistake, the internet was great when knowing what tcp/ip actually is was a barrier to entry.
Gatekeeping isn’t a dirty word.
Making it easy was the mistake, the internet was great when knowing what tcp/ip actually is was a barrier to entry.
Gatekeeping isn’t a dirty word.
I am content
Where can I watch? :P
Not to mention they tried running a disinformation campaign against OPNsense for a few years, which was resolved in court.
Also they implemented a WireGuard module that after a review upstream on FreeBSD was found to be completely hocus.
Buying on Ali Express/Temu/Ebay
Item I want is listed for $20
Click item
It’s actually a 15cm USB-C cable for $20, the actual item which is ‘color B’ is $75
Depends on how many I’m buying and if shipping is cheaper for multiple items.
25+25+5 is cheaper than 30+30+0.
WHS wasn’t working then either.
It was an awful piece of software, you were better off just pirating Windows Server 2003r2 Standard and using the software raid5 over the WHS flaky overlay system.
Yes, but current MS Azure+buzzwerds actually works.
WHS was as very, very bad layer on top of NTFS.
And since the legislature only meets every 2 years for a regular session
What in the fuck?
It can’t handle radio shows or VA mixes well either.
Picard will not, it’s possibly the worst thing you can do to a folder of untagged music.
Use kid3, it can use musicbrainz without making a mess of everything.
Mstream - it’s the lightest and simplest of streaming servers.
I’m not sure why people are commenting that I think fiber isn’t real?
Of course it’s real.
But maybe you’re young- Comcast, AT&T, etc, have been given multiple tranches of money since the early 1990s to deliver a nationwide fiber network in the US, they’ve never delivered more than 0.1% of it.
Giving them more money, won’t make it happen.
Giving municipalities (cities, counties) the funds to build out their own fiber networks is good.
Giving more money to Comcast and AT&T to do nothing, is not good, it’s corporate welfare.
As much as I dislike the muskrat, is this fiber actually real?
ISPs in US have been given billions of dollars, multiple times to bring Fiber out and each time they’ve pocketed the cash and done nothing.
Starlink at the very least, exists.
If this is going to counties and cities to build out municipal fiber, then screw StarLink.
If this is going to AT&T, again, for the fourth time to build this fiber, then no, give it to StarLink since AT&T will never actually build out that service, fourth time is not the charm.
I take umbrage with StarLink’s notion that Fiber is slow to build out though - the single biggest expense and time consuming part of rolling out a GPON network is getting it from the street to inside a premesis.
Guess which part StarLink still has to do and it isn’t any cheaper…
It’s a non-core promise.
They’re training on Hexbear
That’s… amusing.
Codeberg or anything hosted in the EU is an unfortunate no-go.
GDPR DoS Bomb made it so - ‘right to forget’ means that a bad actor can kill a major project by invoking their right to forget, which would mean all code they’ve ever submitted would have be audited out.
If you consider using software that has version control on GitHub immoral, then using TCP/IP is immoral.
Probably best not call it ‘Tit’ either.