Never seen a loose one either, but that doesn’t mean they don’t exist. I bet some manufacturer had a bad batch.

Oh, I’m not trying to talk you out of it, I’m just making sure that you see all sides of the scenario.

I looked at some of the Y2K patches, I don’t strictly know cobol either , but it’s not that hard to read.

You’d think that code lying around would be refined as they had limits on space and everything was so mature. It’s still pretty trashy :)

I host searXNG this way

I use my own SSL keys, some amount of tracking is done by cloudflare but it’s not Google or Bing mining my search traffic at least

You could most likely find some damn spicy contracts. The real question is, is it worth it?

You’re going to retrofit some old code to fix an upcoming date bug, or try to make some changes wrapped around security vulnerabilities. But these systems we’re relying on, they’re in banks, air traffic control, and in hospitals, we’re not just depending on these boxes but critically depending on these boxes. There’s almost nobody sitting around to give you a second set of eyes on the code, probably almost nobody capable of doing proper QA on the systems you’re working on.

What all they said about the reset, also Amber light on a Dell could be anything out of the ordinary. Only have one out of two power supplies plugged in? Messed up network config, bad fan, missing discs, bad disc. You name it, it’ll throw amber.

If you really don’t want to reset it, throw it on a switch with another device and run Wireshark, You’ll see it’s a source IP while it’s looking for its long lost network. Course that’s still not likely to help you if you don’t have logins

I went from Fitbit to Withings, that Fitbit scale was nothing but pain. Every time my battery started getting low it would disconnect from Wi-Fi and I have to re pair it. It was inconsistent, If you pick it up and move it a foot to the left you get a completely different reading than if you just leave it where it sits. Because of the messed up fluctuations, It constantly identified the wrong person in the house.

Had the Withings scale for 4 years now and it’s just been fine.

My YouTube music app is able to see my Roku. Might be able to work something out there with a Roku stick.

Not OP, I’ve installed a little bit of all of them for work, every form factor and version seem to be stellar.

I installed a bunch of Enterprise 7s at work and they’re super fast, but approaching chonky in size. Honestly, I really like the in-wall HDs They cover most of my house

For what it’s worth I believe that mushroom should be sliced thin and thoroughly sauteed before they’re put on the pie. They should have a density somewhere around sausage and really shouldn’t change the texture of the cheese much if they’re done right.

I know a lot of places that just throw raw sliced mushrooms on a pizza and I think that’s horrible.

And trovise on the other hand should just be salty with a slight umami flavor. I think the only true consistency problem I see with them is if you get a whole anchovy in your mouth right along your molars, when you bite into it they will be a bit chewy which is not great. Realistically nothing on a pizza should be chewy ;)

I’ll never just order anchovies, but I don’t hate them. If someone mentions that they like anchovies but no one is willing to share a pie with them, I’ll gladly split a pie with them.

Conversely to your statement, I would totally eat an anchovi, mushroom, pineapple and jerk mahi mahi pizza :)

I paid for Evernote for years, got a double helping of enshitification.

I pay for Google Workspace. They will Play eventually sunset keep even though I pay for their services because that’s just what they do.

If you don’t host it yourself, they can and will take it away from you.

Maybe you could use Epson connect, have it automatically scan to a registered email, then use a script to check that email and dump the files in a folder.

I went the other way and just set up 7.1 sound. Being able to control the music and the speech channels has been really useful.

Run searx and cloudflared, then you can expose it and have DDOS protection

SMTP retries. It’s resilient. If it fails a couple of connections it’ll even let the other side know it happened and when it’s going to retry. If it can’t get it to you in a couple of days it’ll let them know it was not able to deliver.

The rest stands true, hosted Mail is dirt cheap and is more reliable I’m trying to host it in a non-professional capacity.

Music artists aren’t getting paid.

Companies regularly buy up IP, then leave it unavailable.

No central ability to find things.

All licenses are temporary and have no end date.

Companies are regularly raising rates far beyond inflation.

Lowering quality for a given price, then making a higher price point to get it back.

Adding advertisements and raising rates to get rid of them.

Selling our watching habits.

Or, you can download it and not deal with any of that.

When piracy rates go up, it’s because customer service and value has gone down.

I keep one in a docker container and one in an actual pi, that way I can perform updates and upgrades without interrupting DNS service at the house.

The directions specifically lead through using a docker host and an elastic search host, But there’s certainly no reason you couldn’t just do that on your own.