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Comment #46343825
Agreed.
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Comment #46343819
In case of the ER7212PC, it’s only fixed in the v2 hardware revision. No free upgrade.
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Comment #46338641
> There are also still a lot of misconceptions from network administrators who are scared of or don’t properly understand IPv6 Enable IPv6 on a TP-Link Omada router (ER7212PC) and …
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Comment #45943971
Is there anything comparable in the TP-Link Omada ecosystem?
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Comment #45173489
Is that something that docker can do? I presume gocryptfs can be used to wrap an SMB mounted Hetzner storage box. Haven’t tried it myself though. I would be careful storing any per…
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Comment #45172840
Wouldn’t you want your photos to be encrypted at rest on the Hetzner storage box?
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Comment #44470454
Which 4 port USB HDD dock did you pick? And how did you setup the drives? (MergerFS/Snapraid?)
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Comment #43621614
I actually wonder how I can get them out? Every background service wants some screen estate in the menu bar, but the app that I need is always hidden behind the notch of my MacBook…
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Comment #42749466
In Gmail, I try to archive or delete everything that I’m done with, but it’s difficult to keep up with many notifications flowing in, which I don’t delete immediately or are releva…
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Comment #41928748
And since Sonoma and iOS 18, Calendar and Reminders are finally integrated, so it’s easy to see upcoming reminders.
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Comment #36117646
You can add your download folder to $daily_clean_tmps_dirs in /etc/periodic.conf and files not accessed for three days will automatically be deleted. See /etc/defaults/periodic.con…
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Comment #35754701
Can MRSK be used to manage deploying applications that are distributed as Docker images, such as Adguard Home? I see there is support for ‘accessories’ such as Redis. What if I onl…
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Comment #35626908
What hardware would be recommended for a Tailscale subnet router between two sites with a GBit link? Saturating a full-duplex GBit link would require two LAN ports, ruling out the …
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Comment #33899804
I feel that I am spoiled with a great graphical user interface being available to explore MySQL databases in the form of Sequel Ace for macOS, to the point that I sometimes load an…
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Comment #33652853
At first it felt ‘magical’ being able to reach self-hosted services from my phone regardless of my location, but I quickly noticed the battery drain as well. I believe it has to do…
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Comment #30270944
Unfortunately not. It opens Chrome to authenticate with Google but never redirects back to the native app. So I 'installed' Home Assistant as a PWA and found there is practically n…
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Comment #30259206
I'm using a Cloudflare tunnel to expose Home Assistant protected by Google Auth and use it anywhere from my personal devices.
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Comment #30035790
I found the Tailscale Android app to take quite a big hit on my battery when used as an always-on VPN, so I use cloudflared on a VPS to create a Google authenticated tunnel to home…
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Comment #29538351
> get a Synology/Qnap/FreeNAS box to backup all your stuff locally, and back that up to another service (e.g. Glacier or Synology's own C2). I'm not a big fan of backing-up a back-…
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Comment #29282441
That is also my approach. It takes some courage to do, but makes for a much calmer workday.
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Comment #29218275
Thanks! I was already wondering if this would be possible. Signing data has its uses, but I more often have to transfer sensitive data to other GitHub users and this tool seems rea…
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Comment #28628271
The tools and APIs that your company offers make it really difficult to create such a backup and to keep it in sync. How can I do this for Google Photos? The Google Photo API retur…
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Comment #25136444
Nice article, thanks for sharing! I first read Clayton Christensen's Competing Against Luck and was excited by the case studies. To make it actionable, I bought Alan Klement's When…
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Comment #23905887
As a software developer I have been doing this exact thing for the past twelve years: think of all the possible reasons why something can fail. The downside is that I have trained …
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Comment #22414521
So recognizable! Thanks for sharing. It can be so frustrating lying awake at night, with no probable cause. The more I look forward to a new day, the later I fall asleep. Causing t…