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Do a search on aliexpress, you’ll get 10 for the $14 linked above
Do a search on aliexpress, you’ll get 10 for the $14 linked above
Vesectomy is the way if you know for sure that you never want children - they aren’t reversible like birth control are and shouldn’t really be considered reversible at all because there’s a very real risk of them not being so
Gotcha. That’s a shame
GMO != organic as far as I know?
I believe we already do this
This seems kind of ideal though, computers provide a near constant load (relatively speaking) that combines very well with nuclear energy.
Perhaps we should be asking why we haven’t already been doing this for the past decade?
Why does being able to access the unencrypted image pose such a problem?
Why is it damning?
I am surprised that they don’t provide UUIDv4’s, feels like what they provide is somewhat guessable
I’ve never done this, but I believe server network cards can be configured for PXE automatically so
Bios -> network card -> PXE over network
So the storage is in the bios config, and then I guess the network card has its own kind of bios?
You can write shares to CIDR blocks e.g. 100.0.0.0/8
Oh I know, I had the same thoughts
Object storage does really bad as a filesystem and it may very seriously be cheaper for you to have a 5TB storage box over 2TB of object storage
S3 has no list operation, so any time the computer wants to “list” a directory in object storage that is expensive
I have a similar use case and whilst I’m not quite there yet I’m intending to go with a storage box
I think you just contradicted yourself in that same sentence
I was under the impression they mentioned at some point torrenting things