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  • A family size meal should have enough to at least be the entree for four people. With enchiladas that means two per person, not one. It's a corn tortilla with stuff rolled in it, barely larger than a taquito, you need two for it to not look like a depression meal (we're already cooking frozen enchiladas, we're there already, it doesn't need to be rubbed in).

    I've noticed that sizes are shifting. Party size is now what used to be family size and can actually feed four, sometimes it's called mega family size or some bullshit. Family size now means two adults and maybe a child <10 yrs. I remember a family size lasagna had leftovers when I was a kid.

  • Didn't upstart show up in jaunty jackalope? I don't recall systemd being all that big back then. Also, jaunty booted in 30s to desktop on a 4200rpm spinning rust IDE drive, Intel m processor. In my book they succeeded there but yeah, the attitude they have about contributing to current projects is bullshit.

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    Can't relate at all.

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  • If you don't need a laptop, I've been having a blast with using mini/micro/tiny business PCs off of eBay. I've had zero issues installing Debian on them, and they're designed to be easy to maintain by IT departments, so Wi-Fi, storage, RAM, and even CPUs are all replaceable. They are mobile CPUs, so if you need the heavy lifting of desktop CPUs, you'd probably need to go with a larger form factor.

  • Watch the first 5 seasons on repeat, then occasionally go through the rest of the series to remember why you only watch the first five?

  • I'm a cheap ass who mostly gets old hardware, so it'll probably be a while before I get to see the benefits of that.

  • Yeah lsblk, lsscsi, fdsik -l , go have a coffee, come back later and hit enter on dd

    Then realize you typed the command wrong and panic when you don't get an error.

  • 😉

  • Check eBay for used business micro/mini/tiny PCs. They're pretty cheap, and low power consumption. They're mostly Intel processors, so that's what you make of it. If I were you I'd look for i3 processors 9th gen and up, i5 and i7 8th Gen and up for transcoding. They can hardware transcode pretty much anything but AV1, vp9, and hevc 12bit but the processors are powerful enough that they can transcode those to x265/264 to a device or two using the CPU without issues.

    If you don't plan on transcoding, I've had no issues with a 5th Gen i5 NUC doing server things, but I do offload any processor heavy things to my 7060 micro (8th Gen i7) machine if I want it done quickly.

  • They make houses out of human flesh

  • Nah, you're good. They're moving forward with this despite DeJoy

  • Those aren't safety razors, just your normal disposable.

  • I am quite familiar with Lora hardware, I'm currently running 8 mesh devices. I've done the remote flashing, I've also had remote flashing disable devices and needed to reflash over USB.

    This is a completely different use case.

    Also, GNU ...brand?

  • Maybe you ought to look more into what GNU Radio/SDR is capable of before defending this hill you're standing on.

  • A diode would work

  • That was they're slogan back in the day.

  • As mentioned many times I'm sure, I use my rpi's as a pi-hole/VPN. It's nice having them as dedicated devices for low power things, if my main server ever fudges up, my VPN still works and internal DNS is still resolved. If I'm not home and get complaints from the family that jellyfin isn't working, I can either fix it remotely or wake up my dev server for them to use in the meantime.

    I also have an rpi 1 as a "dedicated ssh machine" that I can ssh into in case all of my other machines have gone goofy. If for any reason my two main devices aren't accessible, that one will be because if there's power to the house it will turn on. It does literally nothing else, so there's very little chance a power outage will corrupt anything. It does require that the pivpn device is working if I'm not home, but I prefer to leave that to it's own ...devices.

  • This one gave me the confidence to post my setup, I salute your bravery (°_°)7.

    The best of luck with your future insurance claim.

  • Uggo = uptime

    • Old Synology NAS for storage
    • Optiplex 7060 running jellyfin, paperless, *arr stack, handbrake, ripper, maybe some other containers.
    • NUC5 running nextcloud (nextcloudpi) baremetal and an audiobiokshelf container