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  • Yep, that's exactly what is happening; I've seen the same and just kept reminding everyone not to click on ads. Took a while but they actually got it.

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  • I run Pihole on physical Pi's and once configured to my liking has been quite nice. I've even had family compliment that they miss the ad blocking when they leave the home :)

  • I've been using ProtonVPN with port forwarding for quite a while now specifically on Linux by downloading Wireguard config and running it via terminal. Works great for my purposes.

  • Ditto though ended up dropping Bluesky

  • Manual drill using a large dowel, flat bit of wood with a hole for the dowel and string to attach the ends to one end of the dowel with a drill bit in the other end.

    Wind it up and then press down on the bar forcing the dowel to spin. Press hard enough and excess force winds it back up again so you can keep pumping it to drill.

    We did cheat by using a modern drill bit but was fun demonstrating it at my elementary science fair.

  • I'm trying NOT to think about that right now... We have 10 kids and 1 grandson so we're just trying to stay in the green while having a fun time

  • Polarity

    You're essentially just trying to make less mistakes then your opponent but the semi-hovering magnets have an awesome table presence

  • One of the boys we fostered over the years: he was ~10 at the time and pretty sure was bipolar or schizophrenic or something as his eyes / face would change suddenly and attitude would become extremely defiant, destructive and sometimes physically violent. Thankfully he never hurt his baby sister we also had. We managed to capture one of these episodes over phone with our social worker and was able to move him to a therapeutic home where he was the only child and able to get the help he needed. Kiddo was a chill, happy boy normally but "evil" is pretty accurate to how we felt during those episodes.

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  • Yep, same

  • This is the way. I grew up farther north (compared to now) with decent mounds from snow plows so it was just a matter of waiting for those and then tunneling into them.

    These days I shovel the snow from a larger area to build my mound before tunneling. Kids love it regardless ☺️

  • I would like to do this with .com but has been held for several years so went with a newer TLD. It's mostly been fine aside from occasional person whose mail provider sends me to spam or the very few who block me outright.

  • +1 for TIDAL Hi-Fi

    I switched to that from the web client today in order to enable their "Max" quality streams and enable keyboard media key support; has worked out great so far.

  • Proxmox for self-hosting game servers and pfSense for my firewall

  • For CLI specifically mostly managing my home lab, yt-dlp and updates

  • DNS, Jellyfin and game servers mostly; occasionally will tinker with other stuff but those are the ones that have lasted

  • We share a single PC account and do exactly this to easily separate our profiles; here's what I have for my launcher for example:

     
        
    [Desktop Entry]
    Version=1.0
    Name=David-Firefox
    Comment=Browse the World Wide Web
    GenericName=Web Browser
    Keywords=Internet;WWW;Browser;Web;Explorer
    Exec=firefox %u -P David --class Davidfox
    Terminal=false
    X-MultipleArgs=false
    Type=Application
    Icon=/home/david/Launchers/Firefox/Firefox-David.png
    Categories=GNOME;GTK;Network;WebBrowser;
    MimeType=
    StartupNotify=true
    Actions=NewWindow;NewPrivateWindow;ProfileManager;
    
    [Desktop Action NewWindow]
    Name=Open a New Window
    Exec=firefox -P David --class Davidfox -new-window
    
    [Desktop Action NewPrivateWindow]
    Name=Open a New Private Window
    Exec=firefox -P David --class Davidfox -private-window
    
    [Desktop Action ProfileManager]
    Name=Open the Profile Manager
    Exec=firefox -ProfileManager --class Davidfox
    
      

    Here I'm using a custom icon to help tell our profiles apart on our dock and use a custom window class so each profile's windows will group with each other as well.

  • No, I physically connect the drive, backup my files, then disconnect and swap out for the off-site drive.

  • I have 2 external SSDs that I rotate keeping them offline and one offsite.

    I backup weekly though my most used files are synced online so is sufficient for my use case.

    Edit: I use Syncthing to backup photos/videos from phones to my laptop so they're included in the above.