This needs a love checkbox. Because, seriously, I love Pike’s hair, and I really need a place to complain about it.

Federation delays be like that

Check out Lawrence Systems on YouTube. He just released a video that talks about this very subject.

I’ve always held that belief about block vs shredded/sliced cheese, but in my receny grocery trips, I’ve noticed that all the stores in my area charge the same by weight for block, shredded, and sliced. Obviously YMMV

They said this in the post

The American dream is creeping over the pond

I was literally just watching this episode

Home Assistant comes with a weather app that you can use for scripting.

I still have wobbly windows

That’s Chief Transporter Puffer to you!

Get a better cooler?

I don’t know why people are surprised when a for-profit company prioritizes profits over their customers…

Please don’t use Brave.

Just keep in mind, Brave is run by a for profit company, and privacy is only profitable if your customers are paying for that privacy. The fact that Brave is free for users means that their stated goals are antithetical to their business interests. You cannot trust Brave to respect your privacy.

They’ve probably played the holo-novel adaptation of Star Wars

Oh man, I wish I could get my grubby little hands on those books

100% sure.

LAN: 192.168.69.0/24

Fiber: 10.42.69.0/24

Also: yeah, yeah. I know…

I did run a daemon-reload. I’m directly referencing the IP address in my fstab. On my desktop I have DNS turned off for the Mellanox interface.

I’ll have to look into the nfs exports file. I’m using OMV, and I just have my exports wide open. But, I guess I could solve this by limiting the connection to the mounts by client IP.

Marry way out of your league 😉

That’s what I did at least

There’s so many…

No problem.

I actually just learned this lesson recently (in the last week). I have a NAS that I use for my PCs, and it also stores my media collection for Plex, it was natively sitting on the same network as my PCs, as that’s where I was most concerned about network speed. I was having it cross VLANs for the Plex stuff, and it was only when I got a Ubiquiti switch that I noticed that traffic was hitting the router when crossing the VLANs but not when the two subnets were the same.

I’m happy that my hard knock lesson can help someone avoid that same mistake.