Remembered an article of how a hacker tried to fidget with road cameras with licence plate NULL but for some reason have all the tickets sent to his home.

In the end he got tired and sold the car.

That’s not AI

Israel already broke ceasefire.

Don’t worry, Netflix planning to add interstitial ads to their low tier plans

Go and have a taste of McDonalds if its the same

Firefox’s main funding was

was ? I think it still is

They used all their bombs on Israel . \s

Fisher Price

What are you smoking

A full payload of BOMBS was dropped on the primary site…NOW IS THE TIME FOR PEACE!

How the F*** can anyone use these two lines in a single paragraph. Absurdity here is comical

This feels a lot like start of a WW3 for the third time in past few years.

First it was Russia-Ukraine war, then it was Israel Hamas conflict, now its this.

He promised a lot of things. His promises are useless

I think someone can calculate the speed of it.

Use multiple building height next to it and calculate the covered distance using the camera frames.

Any update on casualties?

Looks like it targeted a goverment building

Meta is cancer for any platform.

I feel my mobile becomes dirty once I download any of that shit.

I have a VPS hosted on Digital ocean with Nginx running as proxy, I use openvpn to connect to the VPS and access all my services over the VPS ip address.

I own a domain and forward all the requests from my domain to the Home server IP from my VPS, very useful because I can use different subdomains for different services all on port 80 or 443 even though the service is running on random port.

Need to give synthing a try

60 TB is really great.

Planning on creating such setup. Mind sharing your current setup and howw you maintain it ?

I am thinking which drives and what size and backup system to use.

Domain available for sale.

I have heard people have successfully utilised Mailcow without any issues for many years.

Personally gave it a try once but setting up ports, firewalls, virus scans, anti spams, dns felt too much effort for what I was going to use it for

The backups with time shift are incremental, hence most of the time the backup is taken within seconds and it only stores changes over time, something similar to git.

I used to do it exactly for that uses case, the backup was quick because there generally are not much changes outside the home directory.

I used to have Daily backups and monthly backup like 20 different dates stored in a relatively small space.

Like if my system is 30 gb then a 50 gb backup partition would store months of daily backups.