

Probably two 19GB sticks. My board has all four slots populated for a total of 74GB.


Probably two 19GB sticks. My board has all four slots populated for a total of 74GB.


“My community is destroying my hopes of ever building my pollution factories!”


The sounds like a big one. Doesn’t affect me, but you’d think a lot of people would want one of those.


Unifi actually sounds better. I’m the same and want my NAS to be optimized by someone smarter than me. I’ve been using qnap and don’t really care for half the crap they offer. They’re not as enshittified as Synology, but they’re getting there.


What do you use now? Qnap?
It’d be like one big DDoS attack without them. Haha!
Your question is already answered here, but it also reduces traffic by keeping packets within a network defined by the subnet mask. It establishes guardrails so packet broadcasts aren’t sent everywhere. The Internet is a single network. But not all of it can communicate with other parts without the right access permissions. Subnet masks are one very basic aspect of that access control.
If you’re serious, you can’t have one without the other.


The services I use could be run by child-raping centaurs for all I know. But they keep their mouths shut and stay in the shadows. Ignorance is bliss.


Because he’s got an unfortunate brat fetish.


Wtf is a girlboss? Sounds incredibly sexist and condescending. She just better wear something cute and not bump her head on that glass ceiling.


I’m too lazy to do the math. Does that translate to the URL?


Cuz they got churros.


Will it navigate around them? Does it show other manufacturers such as Axon?


Super Intelligence.


Last year he was even denying it was his while simultaneously defending the 12-foot fences and 24/7 security agents.


Plumbers and carpenters are now felons.


It’s in the part that says “If you’re curious what kind of haphazard observations Amazon is keeping on you, you can pull up the page by clicking on the “Account” link under the Account & Lists drop down menu. Scroll to the bottom of the page you land on and click a small link that says “manage your information” and there you have it. On mobile, you click on the profile account icon on the bottom bar, hit “Account,” then “Shopping preferences,” and then “About you.”'”
Seriously. I just kinda check it out once in a while.
Which one?