What about the ones that boost energy lol?

Does the shit work though? Any of the types.

Someone who’s reckless and wild. Please let me know for science.

More weather events. Storms are worse, what used to be the storm of a few years now seems to come every few months.

Facebook 🤮

Because if I choose squirrel everytime I’ll never get anything done.

This is not a good way to go. I know someone who battles it hard.

That’s pretty good one.

More of a Boom

*sorry I had to.

I’m just wondering if your PMs are really hopping or not.

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Just remember! Reverse osmosis filters are NOT eco friendly, it cost 3 to 4 gallons of waste water discard to gain 1 gallon of drinking water.

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I’m trying to figure out setting up TrueNAS scale and docker for the first time. Building a NAS and self hosting a few things from an old all in one mini PC.

I’m not OP or the right person. Wrong recipient lol. But info was noted for my own use.

Easy to miss typing in a hurry too. I just did it above.

Windows is gonna Windows. Even if you did track down the issue your one update from a borked system or square one when they alter the setting and relocate it on their own accord.

Major issue lol short circuit or too thin of wire/breaker, old house probably. Instant dim and back to normal turning on a heavy appliance can happen as the power circuit lags but it’s a mere fraction of a second.

So to turn on an appliance I’m pretty sure it takes 3000 watts to cycle on then reduces to say 1500 watts to operate a normal 1500w appliance. Nothing should ever continuously dim lights. Major fire hazard if so.

Fail safe. It’ll trip the power before it hits the wall and burns the house potentially limiting a fire or containing whatever did happen.

Fuck Apple and Microshit

Perhaps this idea is way way overkill and a going to a consistent headache. I am trying to simplify between devices and data. This idea is looking like a labor of love and I’m more into using the tools for what they are rather than always tinkering and working. I’m at the age where shit just needs to work. Some sort of remote desktop, or NAS or a combo might be the better easier route.