tbyehl

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by tbyehl 9d ago
SCVMM may technically have the thing you're missing from vCenter... but it's no vCenter. It is a grotesque, MMC plug-in-looking application where nothing quite makes sense to someone accustomed to vCenter or Hyper-V / FCM. Ma
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by tbyehl 24d ago
Hagibis makes one that isn't a bare PCB. B0GLFGTLW9 on Amazon.com, for me today it's showing $6.99 for a 2-pack.
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by tbyehl 1mo ago
Some time this year the McDonald's iOS app started demanding that I let it track my location at all times in order for it to keep me signed in. No thanks.
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by tbyehl 2mo ago
> but my most common use is actually ADHD treatment Glad it's working out for you. My partner's brother had been trying to do the same and it has completely changed him for the worse. Blown up his job, marriage, relationship wi
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by tbyehl 3mo ago
> While I'm bitching, what is the deal with keyboards on new laptops needing special drivers? The only laptops I've encountered with this are... Microsoft's. Somehow the Surface folks can't get enough of their critica
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by tbyehl 3mo ago
My chicken tending has fallen to barely break-even on an EBIDTA basis.
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by tbyehl 5mo ago
I don't know any of the players but I'd bet they're licensed amateur radio operators.
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by tbyehl 5mo ago
I'm not buying another Kindle until there's a successor to the Voyage's "Limited Edition Premium Leather Origami Cover." If a competitor wants to lure me over, that is the way.
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by tbyehl 5mo ago
For a moment, a Matrox G400 DualHead was THE card to have for a multi-monitor setup.
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by tbyehl 6mo ago
Where's the A310 / A40 successor? Gimme some SR-IOV in a slot-powered, single-width, low-profile card.
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by tbyehl 6mo ago
> It's almost never about directly handing money to a politician. That's illegal According to SCOTUS in Snyder v. United States, if the payment occurs after the official act, it's a perfectly legal "gratuity."
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by tbyehl 6mo ago
For Americans, QVC and Target regularly have the BLU Flex or TCL Flip 3 bundled with a year of Tracfone service for $50 or less.
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by tbyehl 6mo ago
The Revolutionary War.
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by tbyehl 6mo ago
Nonono, despite my outward white appearance, I follow the sage wisdom of Chris Rock[0]. It's so I have enough advance notice to blast "Fuck the Fire Department" so we can share a nice laugh at the historic rivalry between LE
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by tbyehl 6mo ago
It really doesn't, there are lawful reasons to not have a plate yet.
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by tbyehl 6mo ago
"Needed tens of dollars of rental compute" isn't much of a moat to get acquired instead of copied. I loath Waze. Its idea of shortcuts are terrible, its search routinely suggests things hundreds of mile away ahead of the matc
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by tbyehl 6mo ago
They have a spicy ketchup product that I liked, tho it has disappeared from my local stores. At the time I first noticed it at the store it was the hottest one that also matched the thick consistency I expect from ketchup.
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by tbyehl 6mo ago
Not to diminish having names for everything but that just shifts the Bitwarden problem to "All of my services share the same base domain."
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by tbyehl 7mo ago
"IHOP Transgression" cracked me up. There's a restaurant in my town that does the same thing and I hate them for that reason. And like IHOP, what they call an omelette is actually a frittata.
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by tbyehl 7mo ago
The 5mph bumper impact standard was, as you've pointed out, not a safety regulation. Automatic shoulder belts being annoying is irrelevant. The dozen-ish explosive, expanding gas sacks in my car are kinda frightening. Both originated w
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by tbyehl 7mo ago
Every safety regulation is written in blood. That particular blood was probably people stopped at night with the trunk open to access a spare tire or tools. And then there was more blood because sometimes those people forget to leave their
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by tbyehl 7mo ago
> Using LE to apply SSL to services? Complicated. https://github.com/JessThrysoee/synology-letsencrypt > there is very little one can do with this thing. It has a VMM and Docker. Entware / opkg exist for it.
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by tbyehl 8mo ago
Sorry, I thought your contention was that nobody is forcing me to consume AI BS content.
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by tbyehl 8mo ago
> just turn it off if you don't like it. How? Or do you mean, like, stop using the Internet entirely?
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by tbyehl 8mo ago
It's so much worse for poultry. My state and the bordering states represent more than half of US production and there's exactly one USDA facility available to independent producers. They're quite small and the cost approaches
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by tbyehl 8mo ago
My favorite genre of post in r/homelab and r/selfhosted this past year has been "I used AI to set all this stuff up and something broke so I asked AI to fix it and now all my data is gone." There are so many NAS + Curate
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by tbyehl 9mo ago
In my town some of the police cars have darkly tinted plate covers.
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by tbyehl 9mo ago
> what they really want What they really want is to smear something the previous administration did as DEIA, woke, wasteful, and anti-conservative (ie: change). TNR is awful and anyone who actually cares about serifs knows there are bett
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by tbyehl 9mo ago
Would recommend using the NextDNS software as the on-prem caching resolver — it can pass through the requesting client information so you're not losing any of the logging you'd have running Pi-hole, etc. at home.
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by tbyehl 10mo ago
I started a new job a couple months ago and a week hasn't gone by where I haven't said "For less than we're paying annually for [some software / SaaS], we could buy three Synologys sized to do that thing, at least a

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