The 2028 third reich term president will be a sure sign.

If you read the bible closely, it’s always God punishing the innocent.

It’s working fine for me while logged in. It’s always been crap when logged out. This is nothing new.

This is exactly what I did. I replaced it with a Immich, a webdav client, and an xmpp server (prosody). I only needed online storage for phone photo access/backup and syncing my keepass DB and contacts. I set these apps up once and now I don’t need to touch them.

I recently made the jump. It’s crazy how much effort goes into optimising Nextcloud it still remains the most demanding thing on your server and your sanity.

It depends how far back you go. I remember upgrading from 4MB RAM to 8MB to run Win95.

You can absolutely get the job of displaying weather done on a meg or two.

It was actually a friend who told me about this problem. Apparently CIFS file transfers slowed to something like 3Mbps when the camera were on.

I personally heeded the warning and my cameras are on their own NIC port and their own subnet. They hit the same server and same switch, but they do not share a cable with my main LAN at any point.

It’a not just GPU, memory and disk. It will clobber your network if they share any cables.

Cameras are extremely chatty and will bring your LAN speeds to a crawl by constantly chirping small packets across the wire.

Absolutely do not ever put a 24x7 camera stream on WiFi. It’s a straight up DoS attack on yourself.

I used to get my dev documentation on wallets full of compact discs that arrived in the mail.

Recaptcha has gone from “make sure you’re not a robot” to “make sure you’re not blocking Google’s ad revenue”.

I wanted to get involved in a community project around Manhattan. Is there anything good going on?

So, ChatGPT can’t match any function of a Casio wristwatch. I’m concerned that when it can, it will consume the power of microwaving a turkey just to tell a user what time it is.

Kenyans are watching you masturbate.

The only issue is your phone collecting location data and then relaying it to somewhere in the internet.

The privacy risk is when things have location access AND internet access.

I’m fairly certain my phone is not accessing my location unless I ask it to (I have GrapheneOS). But it’s absolutely pinging my location when I open a map or upload a photo to the internet. I do those things sparingly.

The problem is this also blocks SMS from those outside your contacts. It will be an issue with 2FA.

I created a “Do not disturb” profile that only blocks voice calls for non-contacts. SMS still comes through. My ringtone is a silent file, but that’s just my preference.

In the DND profile, I only allowed messaging apps to show notifications. I don’t care about the rest.

It went from INI to JSON real quick.

I’ve done almost everything on that list. The hardest ones require convincing other people to switch platforms for communications.

It’a still end-to-end encryption when they have backdoored both ends.

I would expect 8 of those 9 to be straight-up nubbed. Not worth the effort.

To obtain a PhD, you need to contribute something original to your field of study, not just regurgitate what you’ve scraped from other studies.