The man DOES have the best music videos out there.

Those are not really handling the protocol. The phone still has to show a cert signed by some Google CA and iirc those are pretty shortlived and regularly refreshed by the android Auto app.

Well, because you likely don’t speak German, otherwise all the info was in the footer.

It looks nice, but even my simple grafana panel here has more information density:

blue is power from the battery. green is power from the grid. yellow is power from the sun directly. orange line is sun elevation.

This kind of post would have been dug out of a forum in the olden days when I would have been looking for a smart lock. So, I’d say, for me this here would be a place to drop that kind of experience documentation for someone else to find. Why not.

Ups says it has 8 minutes of runtime, chop chop, get going!

Also the development department lets you borrow the current new generation prototype if you want and suddenly it’s all current tech.

Those that work professionally with the stuff - since years.

RHEL?

distrobox create… done

Yeah, well, learn using CAD and apply to house and job problems.

The farm down the road has a freezer in a little tin shed with a money jar sitting on top and ten eggs are 2.50€, 3€ for large ones. So… you guys paying vastly more?

That’s why you use a good SSD and a USB enclosure. But yes, used thin clients are usually cheaper and you get more bang for the buck.

Well, it IS a not very reasonable take that seems to be grounded in a certain unwillingness to deal with new and unknown yet things. How do I solve address overlap in RFC1918 and various VPNs reliably without IPv6? This starts to become a problem when I think about my self hosted music server accessed through a wireguard tunnel and I’m at a friend’s house. Not too outlandish problem for the crowd around here, I’d guess.

Uncontrolled growth that blocks healthy cells from just doing their job and hogs all the resources. Hey, that metaphor ain’t half bad!

Alert fatigue is always a sign that the alerting isn’t on point enough. I have no good idea for a replacement here though.

Problem is, you didn’t notice the ones working correctly.

I think there’s even an editor in there, at least one of the old greybeards at work said something to that effect.

Which is bullshit tbh, which in turn is why I don’t like LPIC. Even RedHat exams give you VMs with full manpages. Know concepts and know what to expect from which tool, everything else is wasted resources.

History is documentation enough.