That’s fantastic, man! Congratulations, really!
That’s fantastic, man! Congratulations, really!
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How dare you use modern technology in current year?
"Netlify CEO here.
Our support team has reached out to the user from the thread to let them know they’re not getting charged for this.
It’s currently our policy to not shut down free sites during traffic spikes that doesn’t match attack patterns, but instead forgiving any bills from legitimate mistakes after the fact.
Apologies that this didn’t come through in the initial support reply."
This was posted 4 days ago in hackernews.
I was having issues a few weeks ago, using the Jellyfin client on the Google TV w/ Chromecast, and a lot of them were solved by reinstalling the app.
Actively supporting a bigot envolves a bit more than just using a browser, to which most people are oblivious of who created it or what is ther stance on X matter.
And yes, it’s the lemm.ee instance not filtering their users that is the problem. But nice try, buddy!
Lol the sense of superiority from you is hilarious.
He uses Brave, therefore he is a bigot homophobe.
Sadly it is not difficult to find people following this logic on Lemmy.
Apple, the company that has by far the worst anti-consumer practices when it comes to technology and is actively lobbying against you being able to own your products?
This guy does such great content.
Ublock origin is far way more advanced and complete than adguard, though. Cosmetic filtering, for example
Say Expecto Patronum to drugs, kids
How come? Does it support anything higher than 1080p?
Oh I think that can be an issue! It was only allowing local requests, one hop away. Perhaps I should configure for eth0
EDIT: I think it worked! Only the secondary DNS server was set to listen to eth0, so perhaps the delay was caused by that. Many thanks!
Well I use the exact same config file for troubleshooting, but yes I am aware that each device needs its own private/pubkey and address.
Yes, that’s what I am considering, at the moment. But I will go for Dell or Lenovo, don’t want anything HP. Maybe with a Xeon and ECC RAM, for about 150 euros.
Hmm, turns out this article was published on the 7th of April…
Why Unraid in particular? I know it’s a paid OS, which makes me wonder why go that route. I think I would rather have a simples SMB share in a linux environment, instead of paying for something like that.
I don’t think it would be much cheaper. Because it’s a micro PC, with an external power supply, I’d rather keep that one as is and then just buy a new machine.
For example, I saw a Dell Precision T3620 Intel Xeon E3-1245V5 with ECC memory for about 160€, and it looks like it may do the job more than adequately.
As of right now, I live in a small studio, so noise is an important factor, forgot to mention that. I thought about server chassis but for them to be cheap enough, they will also be expensive and power hungry. So I was leaning more towards tower builds.
Docker?