

idk…all those questions give them too much information about the potential disanswer. I think they should just say, “do you have any evidence to support the claim you just made?”


idk…all those questions give them too much information about the potential disanswer. I think they should just say, “do you have any evidence to support the claim you just made?”


I hope, one day, we can turn it into low income housing or a dog shelter… one can dream.


I think it would’ve been more impactful if instead of mentioning the lone org that will comply in the text, they made a list like the other one to show how outnumbered they were visually…🤔


does not exactly answer the question, but…
I’ve been buying last gen Intel Macbook Pros off eBay because nobody wants them. you can put a variety of server oses on them.


I followed one of the many guides for installing proxmox on Rpis. 3node, 4gb rpi4s
I use the cluster for lighter services like Trilium, FreshRss, secondary DNS, a jumpbox… and something else I forget. I’m going to try immich and see how it performs.
my recent goto for cheap($200-300) servers are Debian + old Intel Macbook pros. I have two Minecraft bedrock servers on MBPs… one an i5, the other an i7.
I also use a Lenovo laptop to host some industrial control software for work.


my two bare metal servers are the file server and music server. I have other services in a pi cluster.
file server because I can’t think of why I would need to use a container.
the music software is proprietary and requires additional complications to get it to work properly…or at all, in a container. it also does not like sharing resources and is CPU heavy when playing to multiple sources.
if either of these machines die, a temporary replacement can be sourced very easily(e.g. the back of my server closet) and recreated from backups while I purchase new or fix/rebuild the broken one.
IMO the only reliable method for containers is a cluster because if you’re running several containers on a device and it fails you’ve lost several services.


dude. I had a similar issue with a close friend of mine.
how can someone, that is a student of history, not see the obviously dictatorial things that are happening?! It was because he would be siding with Democrats…and that is somehow worse than losing a friend of 13+ years.
broken my fucking heart. still does. have not talked with him in what seems like forever but it’s been less than a year.


bump.
@laserjet - I’ve never failed to fix an issue with beets using the docs.


I use beets. highly configurable, good documentation. cli, though. I think someone was working on a browser plug-in…🤔


this looks similar to beets.
have you tried that? top notch, IMO. actively developed, awesome documentation.


don’t LLMs create works of fiction most of the time anyway? 😜
https://www.cjr.org/tow_center/we-compared-eight-ai-search-engines-theyre-all-bad-at-citing-news.php


+1
you still have to use a corrupt system to your advantage when you can, if that is the system within which you are confined. non-participation and protest votes only dilute the power of a united people.
I can’t help my brothers and sisters get free, if I’m also in shackles.


came here to leave this exact response! 😁
oh, she was. found her several years earlier in a trash pile at an office building I was working at… with the protective plastic still stuck on the screen.
she met her doom against a concrete floor during a studio shuffle… sad day.


i know it’s been a while since the og post but I ran across a very good explanation about the clearance stuff and wanted to pay-it-forward for the civil conversation before.
enjoy! 😜
was going through some old pictures and decided I’d post a retro setup. pretty sure I took this picture with my android g1…so 2008ish?
here is a pic of one of my first selfhost setups. I began selfhosting for music and have never stopped. this iteration was stuffed behind a bar that was built in to the basement at my old house
the old fashioned was custom built and was running some flavor of windows server. the one on the floor was the first Linux server I had run to do something useful…torrents and subsonic IIRC. I pieced that server together with random parts, mostly donated from old family PCs. two UPS units were on the bottom rack of that metro shelf to battery back the servers and the tomato router out of frame.

it’s closed source, but Roon is pretty darn good. Slick UI, tagging, artist/album information, local/remote playback, speaker streaming. I have it pointed to an NFS share on my file server. It handles large (250k+ songs) libraries reasonably well. They integrate directly with a couple services, though I’ve never used them.
the selling point for me, over other music servers(I’ve tried almost every one mentioned in this thread), was that it was a much better ux than any other offering. for the most part it has held up or exceeded recent comparisons.
disclaimers: it is not free. some might say expensive.
as seems the norm these days, the forums have some admin moderation problems.
they’ve not historically listened to user feedback seriously, though that has changed drastically over the past year.
they just got acquired by HK… which could really go either way long-term.
NGL, it took many years for it to mature to this point and it continues to be bumpy; though nothing worse than open software I’ve used and it is nothing if not reliable.


nevermind standard felonies. if it were almost any other federal position with access to classified material he’d never get a clearance, along with many other politicians; strictly based on business deals with foreign powers, debt and erratic behavior. why these people don’t have to go through the same minimum, non-political checks for access as other federal workers is beyond me… at the very least, he just doesn’t meet the minimum qualifications for access to material needed to perform his job.
or to Musk? it is a fact he lied on his naturalization documents regarding his studies and employment. nothing will be done.