This was my favorite toy as a kid!
Do pedophilia next.
Keurig coffee maker. Tried to descale it per the instructions and it just quit. It was fixable though - turned out there was a blockage in one of the intake lines, so no water was getting to the heating element and the thermal breaker was tripping, cutting power to the whole thing. YouTube and other posts were helpful, and it sounds like this is not uncommon, esp if your area has hard water.
I am about to replace my water intake and drain pump. Keep a good thought for me!
We are on ep 6 and u remain sooooooooo bored. You’re right, I don’t care about any of them.
Sounds ambitious! Good for you for diving right in.
I’m no expert but I would look at your home internet speeds/capabilities. Most home packages are optimized for download, and if you are self-hosting a streaming server you may a differently provisioned service to support that. If the download to upload ratio is heavily tilted towards download then I would look there first. It sounds like you are able to stream outside your home network, just slowly.
Everything else is waaay beyond me in terms of establishing a secure perimeter and allowing in only desired traffic. I self host a few servers on proxmox, but it’s strictly limited to my home network.
Such a good discussion!
Thanks. Finally got some answers this aft and it was kind of the same here. Corrections happened pretty fast.
So good!
Ventoy is fucking awesome!
This is not the article I was expecting, although it’s from the economist so I don’t know why I was surprised. This is a primer on how to resist the backlash against AI, including glibly dismissing concerns about environmental impact and costs.
There is a fundamental belief in the inevitability of the continued progress of AI among ‘the faithful’ that I find troubling. Looking at the deeply concerning economics of the AI market at present, the operating costs and supply shocks that will only drive those costs up, the bullishness around this is infuriating.
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Just finished The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah. Great read about a family who moves to a (very) small Alaskan town to start over.
Currently reading Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy. This one is about a small family maintaining a seed vault on a remote island, kind of dystopian and mysterious so far. Very tight prose.
Interestingly, both of these came my way via the “Skip the Line” selection at my local library, where popular titles are available on a 7-day loan instead of the standard 21 days. Great way to discover new (to me) authors and genres.