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I can proxy for you.

They don’t charge me tax and only $15 shipping. Then shipping within the EU is 15 euros max

I have 2 x 20tb mirrored for hot storage

2 pools x 3 x 20tb in Z1 for warm backup.

And I have 2 x 14tb for cold storage

2 x 18tb at a remote location

All are refurbished drives

I’m running 160tb of refurbished Exos right now.

I throughout the years

2 x 10tb

2 x 14tb

3 x 16tb

12 x 18tb

8 x 20tb

I’ve only had 2 x 16tb fail within 500 hours. All other disks have 7k+ hours and are running fine.

As long as you manage your backups properly, you won’t need to worry.

Bought mine through server part deals. Their 2 year warranty is so painless. Shoot them the SN and smart data and you just swap disks.

If they don’t have the disk they just refund you completely.

Works fine for me. Firefox, Android, and within the EU.

Isn’t SCMP not super reliable?

It’s owned by Alibaba.

Or am I being overly critical?

I have only a few services. I could probably downscale my server.

• AdGuard DNS

• Tailscale and Zerotier

• Open Media Vault

• Jellyfin

• Uptime Kuma

• Graphana / Prometheus

• Torrent/seed box

All on Proxmox and mirrored ZFS 2 x 20TB

For backups I use FolderSync and the default backup for windows. Super lazy, but I don’t want to be the IT support of the family.

You can try out Headscale. The self hosted/open source version of it.

I use enterprise drives because they’re cheaper and more reliable.

Got some 4TB enterprise NVMe for 150 each. They only had 3TB written, basically brand new.

You can try DoH to see if it is working.

It’s port 443 so it won’t get redirected by their filters.

Android uses DoT so maybe that works. Assuming that they don’t block port 853.

Try the encrypted DNS option to see if they are blocking all DNS providers or just certain ones.

You can also setup your own encrypted DNS on a VPS if you’re feeling brave.

Some enterprise grade stuff still use BIOS. But I haven’t messed with one for over 6 years

Raw files from cameras have meta data that tells raw converters the info of which color profile and lenses it’s taken with, but any camera worth using professionally doesn’t have any native corrections on raw files. However, in special cases as with lenses with high distortion, the raw files have a distortion profile on by default.

I have a stable job and a good chunk of savings and I still feel wholly inadequate of raising a child. I know some of it is just me being selfish

These are not American made. What a blatant lie

EXO Drones is held under our LLC in Wyoming, (ask us for the entity!) and is run day-to-day from Salt Lake City, UT.  Our business is legally owned, operated, and warehoused in the United States, and our drones are manufactured with our partners in Hong Kong. Like GoPro, we used mostly technology that was already created to launch, and modified it into our own line of products. EXO Drones, like our counterparts, serves as a retail brand providing videography/photography drones with warrant guarantees, post-consumer support, instructional videos, and heads everything it takes to get a drone from factory papers into a happy consumer. 

Buying with EXO is like one big guarantee. If your drone isn't everything we promise it to be, we'll get you a new one. If you decide you don't want our drone, we'll take it back. If you hope to get professional content, we don't just advertise it with professionals, we hired one to teach you how to do it. We make instructions as videos, so you can learn to do everything the drone promises. We have expert pilots providing real-time customer support all day, every business day - and you have our full attention. Everything we do is to make you happy, as we follow the textbook definition of a business - ' An entity adding value to consumers.'  We do this through better quality, lower prices, and ensuring a positive end-to-end experience. 

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PiHole and then Minecraft actually all through CLI.

Imagine my shock once I found out about screen and SSH. I didn’t need to walk back and forth between my computer and the server.

I didn’t touch a GUI for about 4 years.

That’s not how PKI works?

Unless you know how digital signatures work better than me

Unless bitlocker is enabled by default, which is becoming more and more common unfortunately…

DDG proxy here I come

Yes depending on the sleep state. Also some power is going to ram to keep it alive. I think for framework it’s in the realm of 5% an hour or something like that.

I usually go the hibernation route.

Desktops I sleep to ram, laptops I hibernate to the SSD.

Needs to be changed to negligent discharge.

There are no accidents, just negligence.

Unless there is hardware failure, but that’s a different story