and now we have traffic congestion for the rest of time

older ones tend to be better too. fully metal lint trap, breakable plastic parts are generic, tech literally hasn’t changed at all and ‘sensor dry’ exists on the unit I still have that my grandpa bought and it works better than a 2018 LG.

I need lidarr to support them

I was sourcing between mangadex, weebcentral, comick, and batoto for most things with the odd entry from translator sites and I’m still not done migrating comick entries from my library. Weeb seems to have rips from official translations so I’m not counting on it sticking around if it doesn’t become like md and have a bunch of empty series. I might have to look into self download and hosting like I have for movies and music.

https://youtu.be/BuVsccEsMRI

I’m running it on my server but I haven’t actually used it yet, but it will be there when I need it so I don’t have to use some janky site found online

I still like the idea that it was penis bone and that’s why humans dont have a penis bone

Somehow I’ve never heard of this and ive almost been clocked out by third storey ice chunks a few times

its really hard to get a compatible model in some regions

I have other issues with opnsense lately but it has some sort of bufferbloat mitigation that seemed good enough. On the 1000mbps from isp I get 0ms latency increase at the expense of like 100mbps, or 0ms average with some spikes with a 50mbps loss. Can it be done without any download reduction?

How is x86 openwrt? I’ve been on opnsense but my APs are openwrt and maybe I’m remembering wrong after a long time of not touching the management page but I could have sworn it used to detail what rate cables connect at and it doesn’t seem to any more without unrememberable shell commands, and at some point my lan domains stopped working, among other minor annoyances I could also swear are new since my absence.

Man it doesn’t even feel like that long ago that my mind was blown by 100mbps. Also blown over how I just made a bunch of cat5 (not e) patches for my brother’s brother printer and other non gigabit devices and he mixed it up with the 6a and connected the computer and it seemed to actually work at 2.5gbit. Still put the proper one in though as I can’t trust that and wpnt always be around to babysit it.

One vote for mini pc router with poe wifi ap. When I first set it up I had a tp omada wifi 5 and switched to a yuncore/kuwfi wifi 6 ap flashed with openwrt and I didn’t even have to touch the router config, although I did so the new ap would get the same ip as the old one.

As a path to ease in I was also considering keeping whichever of my older tomato and openwrt routers was more powerful processor wise with the wifi off and using the standalone APs as an upgrade to wifi5/6, but the used pc with 2.5gbe and 10gbit sfp+ came into my possession cheaply so I went for it.

PC router has opnsense though. I haven’t tested x86 openwrt. I also got it cheap because the sfp nic didn’t work, warning of checksum error but I fixed that using intel eeupdate (have to pirate/have nda breaker friend) on a portable windows 10 install.

I did up a few of the printed ones that use mouse click buttons and they are way better

Holy shit I didn’t know this could be done

its the year of child abuse platforms on linux!

last I checked it couldn’t run on the colour models or the same gen non colour

I move my container workloads around sometimes whenever I decide a partucular machine should be prioritizing different tasks and the built in apps may not always be as portable. Not sure about synology but on truenas I often end up switching to the docker container when some random problem comes up. I’ve been considering trying out kubernetes because of how much migrating I do but the learning path seems a bit cursed. I do have a few computers doing nothing though.

I’m just waiting for something like this with native podman support

even that is a bit of a stretch imo