Can you elaborate?

When I sold my drives, I used veracrypt with a 128 character password and PIM of 800+.

Isn’t that the same thing as shredding?

PiHole and AdGuard are both easy to setup servers for network wide DNS blocking. (Homenetworking)

NextDNS is an external entity that allows you to setup DNS blocking on devices that support DoT, DoH, and occasionally plaintext DNS. (For your phone and other mobile devices)

iPhones and Androids both support DoT while Firefox (and likely most modern browsers) supports DoH.

If you don’t want to rely on an external entity, you could use a wire guard split tunnel to block your ads away from your home network. Additionally you can set up a VPS and self host your DNS server there.

I have maybe a few dozen USB C devices all from dumb 5V/2A chargers to 20V/5A chargers. From USB 5GB to USB 40GB. Never once have I ever had issue with the cables and connectors. Only time I’ve had an issue was when I dropped my phone into the charging cable where it physically broke off.

Meanwhile I’ve had an iPhone for 4 years and the lightning connector broke in such a way I had to use hot glue to pull it out of the port.

Gotta hop on that pixelfed!

https://portfolio.pixelfed.social/randombullet

Duck or Mozilla email relay?

Their 3tb and 16 TB are super trash. I’m running 20tb and 24tb and they’ve been solid… So far

Pee pee poo poo

Different CDN that throttles videos that only allows 480p resolution max. You’ll have to go to the main website to watch anything higher.

Or they’re prepping for locking higher resolution through a paywall or you have to be logged in to watch 720p or higher.

They want to force you into the YouTube website for analytics and watching habits. Maybe you’ll find a video that catches your fancy and spend longer on there.

You know, I’ve always attributed it to wifi shenanigans. Never crossed my mind that it was a hardware fault.

Thankfully in my household I have a rule, if it’s not handheld, it’s s wired. So thankful we don’t have much issues with it

Unifi U6 Mesh. Love the form factor

Sunshine on an Nvidia Shield. Perfect for everything I use it for

Because the classic motion blur is still based off 24fps

If you shoot 60fps, then using the 180° shutter rule you’re looking at 1/120 second which is much darker than 24 (1/48 or 1/50 second).

Also slow motion which was shot at 240fps will now just be 4 times slower rather than 10 times slower.

They allow nudity, but still quite restrictive

No 3dfx? Shame

Lots of defense uses XMPP as well

End to end encrypted with keys stored on Meta’s servers.

Just kidding but I’m sure there’s a backdoor somewhere.

I still don’t understand why this isn’t a 2.5G WAN and 2.5G LAN. Is it assuming that people are going to be using it as a router on a stick with a 1G WAN?

I’m thinking of bumping mine up to 128k since I do mostly photography and videography, but I’ve heard that 1M can increase write speeds but decrease read speeds?

I’ll have a RAIDZ1 and a RAIDZ2 pool for hot storage and warm storage.