soggybread

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by soggybread 2mo ago
Don't forget the X's as well, i'm looking at you Amd RX 7900XTX
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by soggybread 2mo ago
Honestly, this is why I stopped using plex. I set up and ran my own server because I wanted to see the stuff I have, mostly digitized family VHS and then suddenly I'm finding movies and shows on my server that I didn't put there.
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by soggybread 2mo ago
mikrotik is great for the tech enthusiast who wants to test things out or use enterprise grade hardware but without the enterprise grade cost (no license fees) but this also means you're missing the enterprise grade support. The equipm
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by soggybread 2mo ago
This isn't a new thing though, nobody likes having to sit around all day and listen to someone talk and kids are the worst at that. They're young and have so much energy so a teacher has always needed to adjust the learning to mak
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by soggybread 3mo ago
I'm just getting into Solar myself and while it seems like a lot there are some things that you have to do math for. If you've got 10 panels you'll want to find out how to get all that energy to the inverter/mppt without
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by soggybread 4mo ago
You're likely thinking of a Piezo fan or solid state fan. It uses a thin membrane that vibrates and moves air though small spaces. Frore Systems had their Airjet Mini make the rounds in reviews and demos a couple years ago (2?).
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by soggybread 5mo ago
Honestly the only thing keeping me from bringing up the idea of moving to linux is that Windows has active directory and domain wide group policies - if linux had something similar that was easy to manage I'm sure a lot more corporatio
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by soggybread 2y ago
What part of this would be illegal? It's just a zigbee door sensor. The only issue I could see is the college getting upset but if anything they'd just say 'take it down'
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by soggybread 2y ago
I can't imagine it would be too much, depending on how it's worded it could show that the applicant has a 'wide range of experience'. Plus I kind of wonder if HR would already take that into account, it's not just s
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by soggybread 2y ago
Here's an archive.org link: https://web.archive.org/web/20220217012159/https://www.wired...
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by soggybread 3y ago
>For example should non-residents not be allowed to purchase vacation properties and lease them? AirB&B has been a terrible experience, so many people buying up houses just to lease them out for a weekend has definitely contributed t
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by soggybread 3y ago
I've been saving up for the past 8 years and have got a pretty decent deposit built up but the costs of houses in my area are just so expensive that the deposit barely makes a scratch in the overall mortgage costs and I wouldn't b
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by soggybread 3y ago
a lot of it is vcenter/vsan/vrealize so pretty big stuff. That being said, they aren't killing it off just killing off the perpetual ownership of those products when you buy a license, now it's subscription based
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by soggybread 3y ago
You're right and while it might take up valuable rack space I would imagine there are some rack-based solutions that have most of the stuff included so that you don't have to rely on the dc providing it, pretty sure ServeTheHome h
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by soggybread 3y ago
I'm surprised. They mention that cooling is only going to get worse and that fans consume a lot of power, should liquid cooling not be something to look at? Maybe they did and found it either unnecessary or improbable to do at a colo d
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by soggybread 3y ago
Even better it seems to spike in May almost every year. I didn't see if it mentioned where these measurements were taken but typically July/August are the hottest months so if it was AC, we should see the spike in those two months
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by soggybread 3y ago
I second that. Didn't even realize I could do that, just copied news.ycombinator.com##html:style(filter:invert(95%) hue-rotate(200deg); background: white) into My Filters section, refreshed the page and it worked. It's so simple.
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by soggybread 3y ago
Youtube reccomended one of their videos and they are really well done with layman's explanations of everything and CG re-enactments, video evidence, and report evidence. They set a high bar for investigation videos
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by soggybread 3y ago
Sorry, tech support can't help with that, you'll need to call pest control
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by soggybread 3y ago
It likely uses liquid hydrogen for fuel which can be difficult to come by as there aren't a lot of fuel stations that have that available. I found this video interesting and informative and it goes over some of the pros and cons of own
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by soggybread 3y ago
Being a level-1 helpdesk tech I never got to work from home as my job requires hands on work with servers, swapping drives, plugging in cables, etc. I haven't seen my coworker in 3 years though. We like to joke that he finally ditched
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by soggybread 3y ago
It's gotten to the point where I feel like I'm being greedy driving my little '09 eco hatchback instead of my motorcycle and how much weight a subsequent fuel is being carried around and burnt to move me through the town on m
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by soggybread 3y ago
I've been mostly doing this, I typically skip breakfast and lunch and eat dinner with my family. The first week or so I was really hungry between meals but it's not so bad anymore. When I get a craving a sip of water usually helps
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by soggybread 3y ago
I wonder if this includes content that was removed for violating terms and conditions like threats, doxxed info, images. If so, there might be some legal issues that arise from this no?
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by soggybread 3y ago
jesus, you're right. RaspberryPI>"We hired a former cop who used our SBCs to spy on people" Everyone> "That's concerning" RaspberryPI> "Do you want to block us or should we block you?"