And you had to have the audio cable to connect the cdrom drive if you wanted to listen to an audio CD. It was an interesting time.

Sure, but they also said role. Which can just mean job position, is more commonly used for casted actors.

They have an app and they do connect up to it. But they can be put on a vlan and null routed to only work locally.

You could have shitty routers. I use unifi access points, make sure I set the channels so I don’t have a lot of interference with any nearby wireless networks, and I should be able to handle a few hundred devices at once. You could also have a small DHCP scope that limits the number of devices on the whole network.

Most power line adaptors say to keep it on the same circuit. The one I have is running a small VoIP phone and I don’t have issues with call quality.

They don’t have a lot of traffic. I have over 40 kasa devices between switches, outlets, and bulbs with no issues.

I like zooz 5 button scene controllers. They are z-wave.

I also like kasa’s switches. They are wifi, but being on mains powered I’m not concerned with wifi draining batteries and I have them in a vlan with minimal access.

$10-15 will get you an outlet tester at just about every home improvement store. You plug it in and the three big LEDs light up and you compare it with the sticker on the device. Get one with a GFCI tester built in, when you press the button it will short to ground and if your receptacle has GFCI protection or is on a GFCI protected circuit should trip the GFCI protection.

There’s no way we’re hiring a white man for this role. They’d be very careful how they’d message that to agents.

Furthering that, they use the word agent. Specifically referring actors.

I work IT for my day job managing a datacenter and cloud infrastructure.

I host mostly Plex, home assistant, and immich. Immich has its data backed up, I don’t care about Plex data. If it all dies, so be it.

I have a server coloed that houses some websites and email, plus some random other things I’ve setup and tested. It’s got backups, and downtime is fine.

If my self hosted stuff dies, it doesn’t matter. Nothing in my life ultimately relies on it.

Metal as fuck

Yup. And afaik Lego will replace the broken pieces for free.

Ha. That was my first question when I saw this.

It looks horizontally opposed. I want to say it’s an ej out of a Subaru. Top right looks like the bracket for the turbo heat shield. Plenty of lines on the right for the coolant going to the turbo. What’s throwing me is the black plastic on the top left. Looks like the intake resonator that sits inside the front fender of the bugeye.

I’m going to guess it’s an ej20 rather than the ej25. I know that resonator was in the 2003 wrx, which, at least in the US, only came as a 2.0L. I don’t know if the 2004 wrx still had that same intake as they changed a lot that year.

It’s not top notch, but depending on what you get they have some gems. The buffalo chicken sandwich is super simple and good.

One of the big complaints in have of my house. The tub is stupidly tiny. All I want to do is soak in hot water.

I also hate the lack of any insulation around a tub so the water gets cold super fast.

Mine was a monster every two hours on my break. So much sugar and caffeine.

Fucking hell. It’s been almost twenty years and I still will sing along and dance with the meme video.

There is a reg key to add that disables bing search.

What I fucking hate, is that I exclusively use the start menu to start apps I’ve installed, but typing in the name of an app doesn’t show the installed app at all, just fucking ads. They literally took away the only functionality of the start menu unless I do a very intuitive method of reverting it.

Perhaps don’t do it directly. But have the system assume he is home based on various things. Motion sensors, media playing, lights on or changing states. Things like that.

I wouldn’t, you’ll lose a lot not having it manage the disks such as using dissimilar disks for the array and having it spin down unused disks. You might be able to pass disks through so the unraid VM can manage them directly, but it might be harder than I’d personally want to deal with.

If you aren’t running VMs much. Truenas scale I believe can do docker well. I’ve seen a lot of people put that in a VM on proxmox with disks passed through to be used as the NAS portion.