Good lord, 114!

And here I thought I was doing something at 10-20 TB.

You go!

OP posted his numbers and you think you know better.

Bet you’re fun at parties.

OP has published his numbers and you still think you know better.

What a riot.

My primary purpose for separating services is stability.

My file server is just for file services - so if my media server needs a reboot it doesn’t affect anything else, like my media conversion server, etc.

Preventing lateral movement is really a secondary benefit. If someone gets in, my ability to prevent lateral movement as a non-enterprise is pretty limited.

I still use separate user accounts for different purposes with heavily restrictive permissions.

Oh, wow.

I had no idea jumpers predated on other sliders, and didn’t even notice the body size comparison.

Good work.

Hamachi did it back in 2004 or so.

MS is so late to the party because they want you to do it through them.

Same reason they bought (and killed) Foldershare around 2006 or so.

https://rip.so/microsoft-foldershare.html

Edit - forgot this is phone, and Hamachi still hasn’t released a phone app unfortunately.

Still, this is crap to entice the inexperienced to use the “convenience” - same model Apple has always used to lock people in.

I use windows every day, and I’ll be damned if I’ll ever sync my phone with MS crap.

Tailscale should provide everything you need. Then you can use whatever remote desktop/management tools you want.

1. Define Eugenics

Imagine standing on the boat and pushing on the sail.

Which is the same as the fan pushing on the sail.

The force is all contained in the boat.

I mean history speaks for itself - League of Nations collapsed and was supplanted by the just as shitty and corrupt UN.

I’d look for some history courses from The Teaching Company/The Great Courses or Wondrium on the 20th century. LoN/UN are direct results of the 19th and 20th century political landscape - understanding that history is crucial to comparing the two.

https://shop.thegreatcourses.com/international-economic-institutions-globalism-vs-nationalism

(I’ll admit my criticism of both is pretty harsh, there’s simply no way to have an ideal council of nations, it’s an effort to find some level of cooperation, and that’s always a major compromise).

Without ventilation the clothes will take too long to dry.

That’s mildew waiting to happen.

Having lived in humid and in really dry climates, I don’t even bother trying to air dry anywhere that isn’t already an arid climate. It’s just too problematic.

Washing soda can work on it’s own. No enzymes, and it’s cheap. Also doesn’t take much at all.

I’ve been washing my clothes with mostly just washing soda for 20 years and other than my synthetic exercise shirts everything comes clean. Those shirts get their own cycle with extra soda and a high heat dry cycle, otherwise they get musty. Air dry is an absolute no-go for them.

90% alcohol isn’t really useful except as a solvent. 70% is what’s recommended as a sanitizer.

Use cleaners, something that can break down oils, as that’s what keeps stuff sticking to fan blades and surfaces. In fact, part of what’s in laundry and dish detergent is for breaking down different types of oils - and that’s mostly something basic like washing soda (or something equivalent).

Ignore nutritional “guidelines” - look at the nonsensical food pyramid, which even a diabetes doc from 1930 would call bullshit.

What’s largely important with oils is the Omega 3,9,6 balance.

There are other considerations after that (GLA/ALA), but it’s a good place to start.

Is dirt and shit on the chicken a realistic problem?

I’ve never once seen anything on a store-bought chicken that required washing it.

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I find it gives me some ability to plan.

And that’s why these products are a non-started in the enterprise world.

Data management and security is an entire organization in these places.

This is it.

It’s about risk management. If you don’t have a vendor to provide measured performance criteria, you have no idea how it will perform.

Businesses are data-centric. Without that data, a product effectively doesn’t exist.

You forget the legal angle. That’s really what drives this stuff (and marketing).

Wow, off grid and you pull that much.

Impressive.