

This is why you keep devices like this offline and never update. Like a “smart” TV for example. Use it until the display panel dies.


This is why you keep devices like this offline and never update. Like a “smart” TV for example. Use it until the display panel dies.


And this is why I support cyclists and pedestrians having as much right to roadways as a person that chooses to drive their car.


I just sideloaded a applications on windows using a .exe and running through the installation wizard. Microsoft must hate me for not using the Windows Store /s


Not very high, yet.
They will more then likely get higher if following history from the 1973–1974 oil embargo. The effects were delayed.
This is worth a watch, at least the first 2-3 minutes that provides a good summary.


First 2-3minutes are worth a watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXNLaHsKMz8&t=0
The Strait of Hormuz is not only a shipping route for oil, but also for fertilizers and helium. So things are going to start to get worse before they get better, and the ripple caused by this is slowly starting to hit North America.
Also helium is used in chip manufacturing so DRAM is about to get even a hell of a lot more expensive, then it already is…


Honebox a simple home inventory management software


And simultaneously they’re lazy and don’t work, and have also taken all the jobs.


Fossify Messages is my go to for now.


I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that.


The question is do they have a Copilot?


Me checking in


One option is to use a older version of TrueNAS until some alternatives start to show up.
I would probably keep my NAS offline so it does not phone home.


That can be installed on any hardware, as opposed to just a TV directly. That I could get behind.


To bad alternatives to fossil fules keep getting shut down, by the same people that complain about fule prices.


This is not a “age check”, it’s a identity verification.


Wait so the “original” was targeted at children specifically?


I guess I am on the “watch list” as my company uses multiple different VPN solutions so I can access work files cross offices and remotely when in the field.
Also, what about personal home VPNs where I want to route all my device traffic back to my home when I am out of the house like at a cafe/mall/airport?


Maybe one or two winters/seasons.
Looks interesting, but I am cautious of uploading any photos to a cloud platform.