Buy more storage. Cheers. Awesome ratio.

You trying to coax me from librewolfs maturity for new browsers?

Victorinox Fibrox boning knife for the win. If you know you know. Cheap, excellent oversized handle. Multiple certifications. Great knife. It’s my go to kitchen knife. I Home cook everyday from raw and base resources.

Awesome thanks. Let me tinker with it this coming Monday and see how much of a pain it is to get setup. If I have any issues I’ll surely message you back. We are definitely looking to swap out an old recorder box. I’ve got plenty of PC parts so this is a non issue.

Meld on linux. It’s compares anything you throw at it. Code, terms of service anything at all 4 or 5 documents or PDFs at once.

How do you record directly do your NAS? I like this idea. I also like frigate but never used any of these. I’m new. So any advices help. I have a dozen cameras but not installed or setup.

I have not used docker but over my time of using Linux in general, reading, and understanding I think I can figure it all out I was just worried I didnt want to jump in over my head then pay say 10 a month or something for a local service. I love FOSS and do what I can but there’s a win/ lose if the time gets too demanding. I think I’ll check it out. What would you say you spent total time I have about a dozen cameras or more myself. Like start to finish time frame to setup? Where do you store data PC hard drives? HDDs?

How hard is it to really set up frigate? Having never done much, aside from router tweaks and basic networking. My self hosts have been through tailscale. But finding a good DVR is tough without cloud service BS.

Preach.

AMD no question. Avoid nvidia drivers And markup, and drivers get better with age. 6700xt best budget go up from there.

I haven’t ever found a better open source keyboard or voice type than futo. It really is that good. With so many languages. I’m unsure why some of them got downvoted but oh well. I’m sure there’s a ton more to add that are privacy focused open source apps but those were off my head.

VeraCrypt, Clonezilla, Joplin, Futo voice and Futo keyboard, Sentry, Wasted, Untracker, WTMP app, Fossify app suite.

Garmin then use the FOSS Garmin connect app I forget the name. You get all the fancy important data and monitoring. None of the worries. Or just don’t sync your data and monitor over time on the watch itself. Batteries are second to none. Garmin is the way to go. I’ve tried them all.

Ok that makes sense I was just worried the usual open trackers were a bad idea for some reason.

What’s wrong with using the default qbit trackers and search plugins from the major sites?

More powerful = more mental burden and capacity used to know how to run and manage its unique syntax and structure.

Sincerely NIX user daily. Switching away from nix and off to fedora kinoite.

This is worth it. Had this happen on OS backup. Lost my data. Notifs should be default.

Chase bank is a scam. Minimum balance of 1500 or 500 direct deposit monthly or that charge 12 dollars a month to have an account. They bill it yearly. So when 144 comes out of your account randomly and you call removed. That’s when they tell you.

Fuck chase bank.

Because carriers and manufacturers together are trying to find bands that work how we want during life conditions. For instance inside hospitals with multiple floors of concrete we need high frequency bands to keep the speed we want and need for today’s uses especially with multiple devices are in the same vicinity. We need the high frequencies to get through barriers and connection quality in dense urban areas. But high frequencies don’t travel far.

On top of health laws and regulations.

Lower frequencies travel further but the speeds aren’t as fast and any barriers in between the device and tower or transmitter for low frequencies will interfere with objects. Which is why 2g is good for rural areas but it’s insecure and antiquated for modern speed and usages like we expect.

*phone repair tech for the last few years.

Its very carrier dependant for how much gets invested in infrastructure, but in the US carriers seem to be updating frequency bands almost every generation model of phone.

Go look at a few models of the same phone for instance pixel 6 vs 7 vs 8 vs 9. Carriers are phasing out antiquated cellular bands. They try to keep the most widely used bands like n71 or other most common 4 or 5 bands but then tweak or change another 10 bands inside the phone sometimes 20 bands in all.

But I assure you this is the case. Cellular bands change as towers get serviced and replaced.

*source phone repair tech for the past few years.