jws_shadotak @ jws_shadotak @sh.itjust.works

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Lots of people on Lemmy self host stuff and have their own servers so it's easy to misunderstand

Eh you're also on Lemmy where many people self host stuff and run a lot of servers.

Easy to misunderstand

RAID6 only works if the machine is working fine. If something happens that toasts the whole thing then you're fucked unless you have a backup offsite.

Caption says "my cooking server"

Slow-mo video of a lightning strike can demonstrate that

Solar powered grid charges the car when not in use

Based on that EKG, the fediverse is in some sort of v-tach and blood is not pumping efficiently enough to have a pulse

🏴‍☠️

Now let's get rid of "unlimited" plans that throttle after a certain data limit

Actually just get rid of data caps altogether

Why all the emojis? Why can't people just write an article?

Actually, it's called gaslamping.

Whoops, I meant rclone.

I think rsync rclone is the correct tool to meet your needs. I'm not good with it so I can't help with the specifics.

As for sharing, you can manually pick a folder to share and give the link out as you please

It wasn't required at the time. It was listed as optional.

Ah yeah I guess that makes sense

Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall told senators on Tuesday at a hearing on the service’s 2025 budget that he will enter the cockpit of one of the F-16s that the service has converted for drone flight to see for himself how the AI-controlled plane performs in the air.

“There will be a pilot with me who will just be watching, as I will be, as the autonomous technology works,” Kendall told the Senate Appropriations Committee defense panel members. “Hopefully neither he or I will be needed to fly the airplane.”

Doesn't this defeat the purpose of the drone? I thought the big advantage for AI/drone fighter jets was that it isn't limited by the humans inside (in regards to G forces and life supporting systems, not in regards to targets)

I highly recommend using Docker/Podman, even though you say you don't want to. It is trivial to start up a new service using docker-compose once you get the basics down.

host:container when specifying ports or directories in the compose YAML (e.g. 58333:8080 will route the container's port 8080 to the host machine's port 58333.

3.4 G.

Not great. Not terrible.

Its enough of an excuse to eat more delicious honey though