Number of Drive bays is also a neat filter.

Which do you use now? I know a lot of VPNs don’t support port forwarding.

Thank you for an actual response.

Are you being intentionally vague?

What’s a kill cam?

Your mama.

Just an admission of incompetence on my part. I got the NAS up and running, but for the life of me, couldn’t set up a single docker service. No Jellyfin, Immich, pihole, nada.

Btw I’m serious about hiring. If this interests you, we can work details.

What the hell is wrong with tech bros and other people’s genitals? How hard is it not to be an asshole and leave people be?

Thanks for the info.

What is their reputation? Genuinely asking, I’ve been ignoring Brave since ever, but lately I thought I should evaluate it for broken sites that depend on chromium.

I’m using primarily LibreWolf at home too, but every now and again there are websites that won’t work with it. So I still keep Firefox around for that because I haven’t figured out how to add exceptions to specific sites for LW.

Might actually be a good privacy strategy though. The sites that break are probably the most invasive. So it could be better to run them on a different browser that’s what you normally use, perhaps with efforts to spoof fingerprinting. Other than not visiting the site, of course, but it’s a decision you gotta make.

How up to date is that info about Brave? Because their default search is brave-search, not Google as claimed.

I could see this being a use case for a NixOS deployment where your company manages the configuration file and versioning of the system, as well as providing support. Over time, I’d you’re diligent about building documentation based off of each support request, you’ll end up with a personalized guide. And if your customer decides take a break or quit entirely, they have a configured system that doesn’t lock them in into something too esoteric.

Disclaimer: I only know of Nix, never used it because I just don’t manage that many machines to be worth my while to learn it.

I’d buy your services to configure my TrueNAS server right now.

Missed LDAP, bot.

The article mentions a land dispute. Kenya has a murder for land problem.

It takes many forms, including witch hunting - the spread of witch hunting in sub Saharan Africa mostly an excuse for land grabs against the weak. Old man, single women, get targeted by gangs under the guise of witch hunting. It is also fueled by Christian churches vying for power against traditional religion in the region.

Sorry, went off track a bit. But even though it was her ex who did it, it is very likely a land dispute rather than misogyny behind the horrid crime.

Mob justice going wrong? No way!

I don’t think they’re advocating for more capitalism.

SLAM! So effective. I’m thankful it’s utterly useless in this case though.

WP isn’t illegal. It’s illegal to torch down civilian structures, with Willy Pete or any other technology. But it’s always been fair game to use incendiaries against combatants. War is hell.

Meanwhile the Linux Standards Base cries in a corner.