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Tyler McVicker

Yeah, there’s probably been some work done on it, but I’ll wait for better source than that YouTube hype guy.

I think that says more about you than them.

I don’t think the lead level designer is making those decisions.

That’s not a NAS, that’s a whole-ass PC, though with only 8gb RAM. And way overpriced for the spec.

That’s a Dell dock, isn’t it? Dell PCs use the same system.

“Safe” meaning somewhere it won’t be destroyed by fire, flood, hurricane, etc. that destroys the primary copy.

You could probably renew your subscription for a month and get access. They’re very slow to actually disable or delete anything, for this reason.

This is why we verify this kind of job.

Well yes, you take the stairs to the next level.

I just aim for “good enough”. Does it work, does it meet my needs? That’s good enough, even if it isn’t exactly the right way.

Like right now I have a system that needs manual intervention if I shut it down, or it’ll come back up non-functional. But it works well enough so I’ll just fix that eventually. I like to spend my free time doing more social or productive stuff.

I think a self-hosted platform as a service is just called a platform

If you want the next level up, set up a log collector like graylog or something.

Nothing is truly safe. Risk is relative. Assess the risk and decide for yourself.

Generally yes, but legality is not ethics.

Some do, but that means you’re locked in to whoever the landlord chooses for the ISP, and you can’t call the ISP for support if you have issues.

Why not a municipal service?

Pulling out of Russia entirely is an option. It’s not like they’re relying on them to stay in business.

It’s open source, so you could always just patch it without paying too. But you should support the maintainers if you think they deserve it.

Mount points instead of drives

Is it a software fix? Or are they adding shielding around the flight control system or something?