old, stupid
i spose…
my anecdote;
ive been runnin drives like this for 30 years. ive literally never had a cold storage drive go bad out of the case… mostly because their hourly use rate is kept so incredibly low. even back in the day of very unreliable drives…
they even retain their data better than modern ssds
3 methods for me…
i get the point, but good luck.
it makes for a great policy but enacting a technical identifier somehow will be problematic. at some point you will not be able to discern a bad human programmer from a good ai
dunno man… unlike the american dicatorship they got top notch evs and shit. top. notch.
theres 2 groups… people trying to prove dark matter is matter of some kind… and those where ‘dark matter’ is a placeholder for ‘anomalous mass’
as just a layman observer, im in the second camp. no need for some new crazy thing when it could very well be tied to something else we dont fully understand but know exist, black holes.
I have reached the stage where I will wear crocs
my family would institutionalize me if i said this; correctly inferring my brain had broken in some catastrophic manner
heres what i think happened…
when you first built the pc, there is a ‘boot order’ it will attempt to boot from different devices from a list, in that order.
often HDD/SSD will be set to be checked before USB devices.
when you first boot to mint, there were no other boot options… the bios went through the list and only found a usb device, and booted from it.
when you told mint to install to your SSD, it attempted to create a boot partition on that SSD and then install mint, but something went wrong.
At this point your computer now has 2 bootable devices… an SSD with a failed mint install, and a USB live drive. the next time it boots its checking its list, seeing the SSD and choosing it first. effectively ignoring any USB device.
you need to hit f8 or somethin to trigger the bios boot menu so you can select the linux mint USB device
dunno… seems a bit early… thing were still too local. i would put it closer to 92.
it (need) inversely scales with the size of the company.
you need jack-of-all-trades when youre starting out, proof of concept type stuff or your business is just niche and tiny. you sometimes cant just immediately pay for every role.
as the company grows you replace each hat worn by that one individual with a laser focused employee who can do it better.
eventually, the jack is out of hats.
Does anyone know of software that already provides topic-level blocking out of the box without needing long manual lists?
yep, reddit, facebook, twitter…
we were 2 inches away from not having to deal with any of this nonsense.
ha, yeah i did after i posted… they do mention my prions and such
uhhh isnt that how you get prion accumulation? sounds like the death of a species…
Dudes got 1.5 billion. theyre good
yes my world will burn when they crack into my jellyfin instance and magically break out of its docker container and then what? goo nowhere on its vlan?
literally thousands of self-hosted jellyfin/emby instances and the support forums are just chocked full of people getting hacked via it! so many!
oh wait, no there arent
oh noes! im so ddead!
eh, maybe. for me it was opening a port and adding a dns record. took me all of 4 minutes
im kinda lucky in that my isp uses ‘sticky’ ips so while its not static, ive had the same ip for 5 years
friends don’t let friends use plex.
its paywalling yourself
i feel like you may not really understand how basic the average user is.
for example, most have never even been near people who know what tor is. and as the technical-info proxy for an absurd number of humans the number of people asking me how to be ‘uncensored’ on the internet is zero. its fucking zero.