Not really, as long as your VPN setup is solid (assuming you need it to avoid letters) and you don’t mind the bandwidth usage. I have some ratios in the 500s
Not really, as long as your VPN setup is solid (assuming you need it to avoid letters) and you don’t mind the bandwidth usage. I have some ratios in the 500s
This is usually because both packages have files at identical locations and so allowing you to install both would mean one would partially get overwritten by the other.
I did a little searching and found that wine-cachyos now includes wine-mono, so you will want to uninstall wine-mono (as well as wine-gecko apparently according to this thread) by answering the prompt with “Y”. I assume it will also prompt you about wine-gecko so you should be able to just answer the prompts with Y and it should work.
It’s looking more and more enticing to check out Ente since I’ve been dealing with an Immich bug on Pixel phones where random photos are invisible to immich and silently just don’t get backed up (or even show up in the immich app at all). And it sounds like they have no idea how to fix it.
Sadly the only power you have is to switch banks, and let them know when you close your account why. I switched from Ally to Aspiration partially because of this.
Wow, taking a look at this person’s profile they must have a scat fetish because they sure seem to like being shit on.
Only 69%? We gotta pump those numbers up. My Plex share accounts for at least 6 people.
Exciting to see that progress is being made on quote posts!
Sadly my password stopped working like 10 years ago and I haven’t gotten a response on the forums :(
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TL;DW: Small sample size aside, it looks like the brick layers could be marginally stronger in some ways, but it can be weaker if you don’t also increase the extrusion multiplier since offsetting a column of circles down by half a row in a grid of touching circles will make the circles not touch (hopefully that’s an intuitive explanation of the need to increase the extrusion multiplier).
“We already have labor laws at home”
Labor laws at home: gestures broadly
Is there a chart you’re referencing for that? I haven’t seen anything about what areas use what bandwidth settings. I obviously know that US is 915mhz and I have a t-beam, but there are a lot of channels in the 915 band and I also have no idea what bandwidth people typically use. For meshtastic I only ever ended up using it between my own devices with a randomly picked bandwidth.
Edit: I found it: https://github.com/markqvist/Reticulum/wiki/Popular-RNode-Settings
I think Meshtastic had a similar page where people would try to coordinate settings, but I feel like there needs to be a scan mode or something that can find other people’s channel settings without needing internet access would really help in an off grid scenario.
How do you find people with the same connection settings? If I understand correctly you need to use the same frequency, bandwidth, spreading factor, and coding rate to mesh up. So it seems impossible to do unless you already coordinated with someone you know.
During a boil water advisory that lasted more than a week we got a water drop brand RO system (the G3P800). It doesn’t have a tank but it instead uses a pump to do RO under a higher pressure so it outputs water fast enough to fill up a cup on demand, and a cooking pot if you’re not impatient. It came with a UV sterilizer, remineralization was an addon so we skipped it, especially since I prefer the taste that way and because I also use the RO water in our humidifiers and espresso machine where scale is a hassle. I’m a little biased because they accidentally refunded me so I got it for free, but it’s worked perfectly since we got it, and everything needed to install it was included (we just separately got a drain line adapter that lets us connect the waste line to the dishwasher drain so we could avoid modifying anything in our rental as the included adapter wants you to drill into the drain pipe). I have several TDS meters and the faucet’s included readout matches at usually 2-5, and I’ve used the water in my humidifiers 24/7 for months and still haven’t accumulated more than a couple days worth of regular water scale in any of them.
Oh and it also has a 3:1 tap to drain ratio which is nice.
I used to have a simple 3 stage under sink filter, so unfortunately I can’t really compare to other RO systems.
I’m pretty sure that’s exactly the problem, the package name is the same but it likely has a different signature. If the package name was different then it would let you install both side by side even if signed by different keys.
I don’t really have a recommendation atm, I used to use mullvad but for torrenting I feel like the lack of port forwarding (once they removed that feature) was hurting my ability to seed so I switched to proton. I also recently added Usenet into my mix and since many providers bundle a VPN subscription - and mine in particular supposedly also supports port forwarding (usenetdirect bundles a ghost path VPN subscription), I’m gonna try to get it to work with that so I don’t have to pay for a VPN separately but I haven’t tried it yet.
Sounds like their strategy is to force US companies to block access to piracy sites.
I already run my torrent client through a non-US VPN so this can literally be bypassed by adding this to my prowlarr docker compose:
network_mode: service:gluetun
Chat rooms were released in 2020 fyi
There’s a ticket in the Firefox bug tracker that appears to be tracking this: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1913601
Makes sense, because even in reader mode it shows https, and the issue happens on other major sites like Wikipedia.
One related thing to watch out for is the state table size - one of my old cheap routers back in the day showed how full it was and it was hitting 100% a lot and seemed to grind the network to a halt when it did (I was in a house of 5 young people with lots of devices and multiple people torrenting behind a cheapo Netgear running ddwrt). That’s what lead me to switch to high end or x86 based routers. Being able to see the state table stats really helps to know how likely it is to be a problem, it’s so big when using opnsense on an x86 box that I don’t think it ever goes above 1% now.
Edit: now that I think about it, if your VPN is working I wouldn’t expect any states related to peer connections to show up since your router won’t be NATing them, I guess I was just bold back in the day because it was a huge problem then.