Many, men's years ago, I was thinking about leaving Facebook. I made the decision, and I posted telling all my friends that I was leaving and that they could hit me up for my direct contact info if they wanted.
Not one person reached out. That solidified that I didn't need to be part of that community. Deleted my account and didn't look back.
I don't get it...I use Windows for my work machine and it's only 8gb of RAM. It handles multiple browsers, plus private windows, rust desk and screen connect at the same time, one note, and another browser running outlook in a pwa app. This is all no issue for me.
All that said, when I figure out how to get screen connect to prompt me for admin creds when I'm doing a remote session with a user, I'll switch to my Fedora machine full time lol
I've had 4 pixels and even the og Google Nexus. A graphine Motorola might be the last thing I need to fully ditch Google phones. I wish I could put graphine on my old pixel 4a 4g. It's got e/os now. The battery life is crazy good, but it still kind of just feels like an android phone anyway.
The term "plug in solar" makes me think I can simply buy a thing and plug it into my regular outlet to generate electricity. Does anyone have a link for this product or for more information? I have a decent space where I could put a couple panels, but I get list once you have to start cranking up the math.
Ah yeah my bad, I read this quickly yesterday. I started with proton when they were pretty new. As such, I believe t have a protonmail and proton.me account as well. I wouldn't be too concerned as most others have said.
Be well!
I roast a lbs at a time using a cast iron pan on my propane grill... Roasting makes a ton of smoke.
For me, it's a cost savings and a quality upgrade. My wife and I drink mostly half caf coffee, so I typically roast a good quality decaf to mix into our regular. At a price point of about$8 per lbs plus shipping, I normally order 5-10 lbs at a time to save on flat rate shipping.
All told, I'm probably paying about$10 a pound for my home made half caf. It would probably be something like 12-16 for a 12 oz bag of similar quality coffee at the store. So we never feel bad when we want to have a second pot since it's cheaper than store bought, and we're not razzed on caffeine.
So how to get started? Go but some green beans and cook it in a pan. Couldn't be easier! Just never stop stirring.
They better be! I've got a mix of proxmox running Windows and Linux machines, as well as a bare metal Windows machine for streaming gaming, as wells as Linux laptops to access all this.
... My only shame is using Windows server to host my DHCP server.
Literally just heard of pangolin for the first time in today's self host email. I checked it and signed up to get started. But am I correct in assuming I can only have 5 endpoints for free? Or was I not looking at the self hosted edition?
So many good comments already. I'll just say that I'm kind of newish to self hosting, and proxmox has been awesome. It's been awesome to spin up a full os out just some services when I'm interested in something.
I was hesitant with the crossbar lock since I never had one before, but yonder performed like a champ. One handed opening and closing it's buttery smooth, and the luck is super secure.
I love the thinner blade compared to my last edc, but I do baby it a little more too. My last blade got hit with a hammer too many times to count lol
Fellow lefty here. I carried a child stone knife for something like 10 years. I then finally lost it and had to get something new. Went with a civivi yonder and I love it. It does seem to still a bit quicker though.
Many, men's years ago, I was thinking about leaving Facebook. I made the decision, and I posted telling all my friends that I was leaving and that they could hit me up for my direct contact info if they wanted.
Not one person reached out. That solidified that I didn't need to be part of that community. Deleted my account and didn't look back.
Very interesting app, thanks for sharing!
I'm wondering if there is something similar for a pi hole so I could poison the data from my entire home.
I don't get it...I use Windows for my work machine and it's only 8gb of RAM. It handles multiple browsers, plus private windows, rust desk and screen connect at the same time, one note, and another browser running outlook in a pwa app. This is all no issue for me.
All that said, when I figure out how to get screen connect to prompt me for admin creds when I'm doing a remote session with a user, I'll switch to my Fedora machine full time lol
Dude, Great response, thank you.
Also, who the fuck are you that you've already run this experiment!?
I've had 4 pixels and even the og Google Nexus. A graphine Motorola might be the last thing I need to fully ditch Google phones. I wish I could put graphine on my old pixel 4a 4g. It's got e/os now. The battery life is crazy good, but it still kind of just feels like an android phone anyway.
The term "plug in solar" makes me think I can simply buy a thing and plug it into my regular outlet to generate electricity. Does anyone have a link for this product or for more information? I have a decent space where I could put a couple panels, but I get list once you have to start cranking up the math.
You're doing the Lord's work my friend
I tried installing this on my pixel 4a, but the web installer failed each time I tried. It was never able to unlock the bootloader
Every 10 pack of razors I've bought has a little slot in the back for old razors. I'd that not a common thing?
Ah yeah my bad, I read this quickly yesterday. I started with proton when they were pretty new. As such, I believe t have a protonmail and proton.me account as well. I wouldn't be too concerned as most others have said. Be well!
The one thing I'll point out is that proton does mail and drive and whatnot... But they haven't built a CRM system. Zendesk has.
I roast a lbs at a time using a cast iron pan on my propane grill... Roasting makes a ton of smoke.
For me, it's a cost savings and a quality upgrade. My wife and I drink mostly half caf coffee, so I typically roast a good quality decaf to mix into our regular. At a price point of about$8 per lbs plus shipping, I normally order 5-10 lbs at a time to save on flat rate shipping.
All told, I'm probably paying about$10 a pound for my home made half caf. It would probably be something like 12-16 for a 12 oz bag of similar quality coffee at the store. So we never feel bad when we want to have a second pot since it's cheaper than store bought, and we're not razzed on caffeine.
So how to get started? Go but some green beans and cook it in a pan. Couldn't be easier! Just never stop stirring.
They better be! I've got a mix of proxmox running Windows and Linux machines, as well as a bare metal Windows machine for streaming gaming, as wells as Linux laptops to access all this.
... My only shame is using Windows server to host my DHCP server.
Literally just heard of pangolin for the first time in today's self host email. I checked it and signed up to get started. But am I correct in assuming I can only have 5 endpoints for free? Or was I not looking at the self hosted edition?
So many good comments already. I'll just say that I'm kind of newish to self hosting, and proxmox has been awesome. It's been awesome to spin up a full os out just some services when I'm interested in something.
Very cool. I actually sent this to myself so I look at it later. I've been wanting to mess with a mail server but was super intimidated. Thank you!
What's going to happen to phones that already have 3rd party apps installed?
I believe that's a maul my friend
I was hesitant with the crossbar lock since I never had one before, but yonder performed like a champ. One handed opening and closing it's buttery smooth, and the luck is super secure. I love the thinner blade compared to my last edc, but I do baby it a little more too. My last blade got hit with a hammer too many times to count lol
Fellow lefty here. I carried a child stone knife for something like 10 years. I then finally lost it and had to get something new. Went with a civivi yonder and I love it. It does seem to still a bit quicker though.