The number of people that genuinely believe this ( I saw the /s) … Tells me that they haven’t written any useful C or C++ code
Self-hoster/FOSS Pronouns: He/Him
The number of people that genuinely believe this ( I saw the /s) … Tells me that they haven’t written any useful C or C++ code
I see airvpn … I say. It’s great!
It only affects Intel 13 and 14th gen. That one linked is a gen 12.
It supports wireguard and openvpn configs too. and yes even port forwarding. The repo deserves all the love possible.
It gives you a VPN connection over docker. So now everything in that docker network goes thru the VPN.
How? Using existing VPN providers and docker Isolation
Fr… It is a nice replacement for all that shit. Tho part of me is wondering about the go component advantage that is there in ownCloud
Define actual books?
God avoid SMR… (Unless you know what you’re doing in which case you wouldn’t be here)
To them these are customers. It’s just their material conditions.
Is it just you, any transcoding? Have you tried it without the USB drive?
My bad. What are you using the drives for?
So 2 HDDs one SATA and one via USB in RAID? Can you remove the RAID drives and test it out?
Also what size are the drives and what’s their capacity?
What kind of drives do you have in your RAID? Is it SMR?
My money is lost, has anyone seen it?
Just pointing out that just cause its owned by a big company doesn’t mean it’ll last forever.
Also the FOSS community is by in large sus of Microsoft cause of their history practice of embrace, extend, extinguish. Which one would argue they embraced FOSS to gain easy access to their projects, the issues, the code, etc to train their models. Which would be OK if all code it generates has to be GPL to agree with the licenses of the collective pool of training data. Either way that’s the topic of debate.
It sounds like you looked into your constraints and github works for you. That’s great! And that’s what’s important.
Just cause something is owned by a big company doesn’t mean it’ll last forever, example Google and their dead list of products.
Host gitea or forjeo if you really care about your infrastructure and data. If you can’t, make some compromises and pick the next best thing. But owned by big company doesn’t mean lasts forever.
Neuralink? Sure why not!!
Oh completely. C is here to stay, C has surpassed language and become protocol cause of libc being so centric to Unix like languages. But it needs to be done carefully and thoughtfully. The other languages are solving some of the pain points C has which I think a lot of people would be better off using than C.