scans for open ports ran continuously since the 1990s, it was never a big deal. Also they only run on lower ports (not that it matters)
what are you talking about killing your internet performance? You can have hundreds of thousands of scans per day (which isn’t gonna happen, you won’t even get 100) and it still won’t bog down jank cable internet from early 2000s
We’re talking about rust, not corroding. Rust is only iron, nothing else.
Do it.
There’s really not much that can end badly, someone gets in your network (unlikely anyone even knows it exists)? reformat all your shit. Just by knowing what a DMZ is you are already more qualified than half the people I’ve met self hosting
do you run a business out of your house? do you run a bunch of peoples personal info? does anyone else? If you answered no to all of these then there really isn’t much that can “go wrong” you can just unplug your shit.
hosting email also isn’t that big of a deal but your home ISP will block port 25, you need to have a “business” one for them to unblock it and even then sometimes have to directly request it. Things like mailcow docker make it dead easy.
and yea as the other guy said always update your stuff
I agree. Just run it. that’s how I learned decades ago. Don’t ignore it either if you wanna get better.
The risks are just as bad as owning some amazon IoT device
yea they’ll plug in the drive and windows will popup “this drive needs to be formatted” and the rest is history
Surge protectors go bad just fyi. All surge protectors protect against every surge that hits a house. The surge goes everywhere at the same time and all surge protectors will suppress it. The closer it is to the “source” the better. Whole home protectors generally are for bigger surges but they do have multi types “levels” in them (there are 4 types, but these are different “types”). There are a lot of good videos on this subject on youtube
Yea you are right, I would say 1990s based on the wattage rating being on a metal plate embedded into that plastic. Not newer than 2000 unless it is some very specialty company.
Yea all of them should be able to pull off because the cover cannot go on with the knob on there. However there could be a screw in the side holding it on, can’t see all the way around it. If your mom is old she might just have shit grip strength and can’t grab it to pull it off. I know plenty of older women that have what I’d consider no strength there at all, that is all forearm.
That middle slab is like 8ft away from the house there is no way it will do anything to the house foundation. Even digging like 1ft away from a house foundation won’t do anything unless you leave it there to collect tons of water for years.
The whole pour is bad though I wouldn’t bother with anything tbh, you need it flat?
Use this system and make your own traps. This is the best system https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gye27aXHRsY and easiest to maintenance which is most of your time in the long run.
What is the other side, is that where the drip is? They have pressure/water output regulators. That’s the type of tube with them built in right?
That’s in a quote I mean you just reply that to them lol
can also just do flatpak install steam I know there are plenty of ways to get it done
installing the easier linux distros has been easier than windows since like 2004. I never understood the “it’s hard to install” out of everything else that may be legit to complain about
the only thing I can guess is the people that say that are the people that can’t get into their bios and do not know how to reformat windows either.
oh you can run the https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-mpv-shim and then just install MPV
the software he is installing in his pic is a snap wrapper over a proprietary, closed source torrent thing. So don’t even bother.
that’s why you just compile your .flatpak file and say “gl suckas, works 4 me :^)”
oh wow that’s way worse than the crappy one he said in his actual post… He said a totally different software. He’s trying to run several things on this machine lol
whoa look at mr rich boy here with a drive that costs more than $2 on ebay
he said it’s a thin client so it is likely soldered on but almost all of them do have m.2 support. But many of them are actual sata m.2 so don’t accidentally buy a nvme m.2. easy enough to check which yours supports
yea lol you gotta get some spray pesticide in there for that