They’re not energy efficient when they’re working, but usually servers are idle 95% of the time.

You’ll spend more money buying new hardware than the power you save.

I use a VLAN that blocks it from my WAN interference.

All internal VLAN except my Internet only VLAN can print to it.

I finally ran a hardware accelerated ML container for immich.

My immich is in a VPS and my GPU is in my home server. Cheaper to run that than to rent GPU compute.

I redirect all out going dns requests to my self hosted DNS server.

Only one I can’t block is DoH. DoT is easily blocked and my firewall picks up on it.

I disclose that I can see your activity, bit realistically it’s so I can see how the encoding process is half a world away. They don’t seem to complain about the quality so seems good to go for me.

Also I wish they sent me notes of which shows has offset subtitles. Can’t watch them all myself

Yes it’s becoming more common to have Elliptic Curve keys. But many still use RSA.

I guess kinda?

I think there are unfortunately only 1 transceiver that supports Meshtastic Meshcore

Semtech SX1262 which is an American company

I rsync everything with ssh keys.

Really easy to do.

I use ssh keys… And some firewall rules.

I do have an internet only and a LAN only VLAN at least.

The precedence is that the TV is connected to the Internet.

The TV won’t automatically connect to the Internet even with an open wifi network.

GN even says “reconnected” to the network at 0:53.

I’m sure it could happen in the future, but as of now, the TV must be connected initially for the exploitation to happen.

If the TV is never connected to the Internet from the start, there has been no proof that it’ll mesh with other TVs and find a way back to the mother ship as the original comment stated.

Now I’m sure they won’t let you use the TV at all until you’ve signed into an account. That’s how they get you to connect to the Internet.

I mean GPS was developed for precision munitions. They opened up to the public in 1996ish.

I have vital data with a friend who is also in a different continent. But we share some stuff. That one is only 16tb. And on a Pi, unsure how long that thing will last

My cloud is at my parent’s house in a different continent.

48tb of my own data and hardware.

I’ve bought mine off TheArtofServer. You can ask the seller questions and they’ll happily help. Not to shill but the guy is super passionate about the HBA business.

I currently went overboard and got a tri mode LSI which is quite pricey. But it allows me to mix and match SATA, SAS, and U.2/3

Broadcom 9500-8i Tri-Mode is the model.

https://www.ebay.com/str/theartofserver

For sas and sata only I have a LSI 9305-16i for my big server. The 9305 runs quite cooler, but you pay more upfront.

Didn’t Google used to have Pixel Pass where you get a new phone every 2 years? Then they killed it before the 2 year cycle was up?

Imaging companies promising you a new phone after 2 years and then canceling the program at 22 months and then said oops, here $50 store credit…

Yes. When sharing the link you have the option to allow people to upload using that link.

Do you have any articles about this? Would like to read more about it.

I use tailscale and NPM to reverse proxy.

When I want to watch, I turn on the VPN and go to the app. Easy peazy

I have it behind OAuth.

And then a reverse proxy via NPM.

I don’t know what else to do on it aside from keeping it fully VPNed.

€22 for 2core/2gb/20ssd? That’s not affordable