rustydomino @ rustydomino @lemmy.world

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3,2,1, let’s jam

Back up your data first, obviously. Then it’s irrelevant as to how it works.

Thanks! I’ll give those a try.

I can’t use stuff like that because a lot of the weeds are growing near my drought tolerant plants. It makes sense because the plants are where the irrigation delivers the water but it also means I don’t think I can use a weed killer.

This is good news, but I wish more EV manufacturers would make the EV equivalent of a Civic or Corolla - cheap no frills transportation for the masses. My ideal EV is the one that has an electric drivetrain but otherwise is a pretty no frills vehicle.

Allegedly the pair I bought are leather? Do you have a specific brand/model to recommend?

you can also say 供 (講) 三小 which means what the fuck are you saying?

三小 in Taiwanese literally translates as “what sperm?” But it means “what the fuck”.

Pi hole is great for blocking ads from IoT devices like TVs or streaming boxes. But pi hope can’t block things like YouTube ads.

I get your point - but here's the thing: your average Windows user doesn't even know how to install Windows. And for a good subset of them, even installing a browser extension is a challenge.

Thanks for all the recommendations. I went with this:

https://www.bee-link.net/products/t4-pro

OS was Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. It was surprising how easy it was to set up Jellyfin. I thought it would be a lot harder but it took very little effort.

Insert the Bobby Hill meme “if those guys could read they’d be really upset.””

(V) (°,,,,°) (V)

Things are now set in motion that cannot be undone.

Or analytical geometry, for that matter.

As a non Jew, this is one of the things I appreciate about Judaism. Y’all might believe this, but you spend zero effort convincing me this is true.

Make it in the mini form factor and use physical SIMs and I will buy two.

Can someone explain from a technical standpoint how they can block OpenVPN running on port 443? my admittedly limited understanding is that port 443 is the common port for https. If they blocked that port wouldn't that mean that they would be blocking nearly the entire internet?

whoa, take it easy there Satan.

Equally infuriating is when they give you the wrong sauce.