You mean OP’s?.

Because it is. Right out of the gate he doesn’t define what he means.

Are we saying defend in the legal sense when accused of a crime? Because damn right I want that person properly defended against government accusations. Otherwise we’re just behaving like a mob, and that goes nowhere anyone wants to be.

Battery, all day these days baby!

The improvement in battery tech became a game changer for impact tools about 15 years ago. Crazy.

Plus the entire realm is about emergent care: lots of trauma shows up there.

Not in my experience.

Forced Subs are just that - substantial are always forced on.

Now which ones are forced on depends in the video and player.

I mean it’s a commercial product - if stability issues were a common thing, that would be well known and published.

It’s a mesh VPN so it generally has the same stability challenges as any other: Hamachi, Nord, Meshnet, Wireguard (which is the underlying protocol that Tailscale uses).

If the Tailscale client is running on the NAS itself, I’d consider that the first thing to troubleshoot.

NAS’s generally don’t have much extra processing power, and in my experience apps designed to run on them aren’t the most robust. In this case, the VM/dock client has to consume all TS traffic, perform the encrypt/decrypt, put it back on the net (even if it’s only with the virtual net) over to Borg, which then has to write to the NAS. The NAS hardware has to do all this, with whatever little bit of ram it came with, also while writing all these changes, managing stripes, etc.

While they advertise these things can run stuff like this, it just seems like an opportunity for performance issues when the processing power design was for a NAS/RAID.

I have an ancient NAS on my network that could probably run the TS client, I just don’t bother. TS runs on all desktops and servers (for general access), but connectivity to non-TS devices goes through the server running as a TS router. That can be run on any device running TS - it’s just a feature to enable and configure.

Oh shut up

Oh, trusting the WHO? You should probably read up on some of the psuedo-science they peddle.

Is alcohol good for us? Depends on how you define that.

But in the end, everything you’ve said has fuck all to do with OPs question, you just wanted to get on your high horse, preach and condemn.

Tell me again how you’re perfect?

Carbonation enables the digestive system able to metabolize alcohol faster. So a carbonated beer may peak your blood alcohol faster.

Alcohol of any kind is a carb, a fairly simple one at that.

But there’s definitely more volume to a beer, and I’m pretty confident it’s carb count is way higher.

There’s also other things in beer, while whiskey is nearly all alcohol and water.

I don’t think new stuff goes to microfiche, and the old stuff has probably mostly been scanned by how and just sits in an archive somewhere.

Of course I’m sure that depends on the size of the library.

I can’t imagine not using a proper internal DNS with split anymore.

I’m a big fan of Pihole (currently running it on a DietPi VM).

Being able to manage DHCP and DNS in a single place makes for much better control than the crappy DHCP from consumer routers. And almost any real DNS/DHCP server combo is better than those things.

Just rebuilt my PiHole over the last couple days, and it’s currently blocking 45% of DNS requests with no ill effects on any system - it’s a lot of Android app nonsense and a smart TV.

I’ve lost the Samsung TV service on the TV, but I never used it anyway, and the TV is so much more responsive now.

Yea, smart TV… Bad news. It’s next on the list to get a Kodi box on it.

I’ve never ever heard anyone say this.

I’ve seen it in TV shows.

Millions of people take mass transit every day. I did for years in different cities.

I’ve seen some crazy stuff, but that’s rare.

I do hope a lawyer makes the argument about that kind terminology, that you’re not purchasing something but renting it, and using “purchase” is deceptive.

It’s just a good argument against the stupid “you wouldn’t download a car” nonsense, and the arguments about piracy being theft that are often made.

It’s a good clarification.

Put it on a plane.

Silly take, but I’ll give you the upvote because it’s humorous and a well-chosen community for such a thought.

Haha

Hahahaha, omg at one point there’s a “No mom I don’t wanna!”

Look at the muscles in that guys arms, how hard he’s having to work to hold onto this feisty little fella.

Plastic, why can’t we have plastic phones?

I have an entry-level Moto that’s all plastic. So light. Bounces when dropped. Plastic back texture makes it easy to grip.

My Samsung S4 with a plastic back had wireless charging in 2017!

I want wireless charging to work, but frankly it sucks. It’s slow, it heats everything.

Never worked for me, which explains your confusion.

Agreed.

Switched a couple years ago, pay $30/year because I wanted multiple spam accounts (disconnect some online services from my real email). And I wanted to support them.

Works a treat - I get zero spam in my main account, only spam in spam accounts is from the service their for (online games, etc).

Free tier is probably fine for many people.