I might die, but I’ll be very smug about it

This reminds me of one of my favorite songs, “The Wizard’s Staff Has A Knob on the End”. Second only to the Hedgehog Song

Oh okay, awesome! Thank you for the info, and for sharing your knowledge <3

Instead of using tail scale I set up Synology DDNS and a security certificate from Let’s Encrypt. (I went back and looked at the tutorial I followed and that was one of the steps.) I’m pretty sure when I log in remotely it’s via https. Does that also encrypt against the type of shoulder overlooking you’re talking about?

You gotta understand, I’m not even at the beginning of the Dunning-Kruger cognitive bias spread. I do use a VPN when I’m browsing, but that’s on a different machine from the Synology and not really relevant to what you were saying

Probably, I dunno. Technical idiot, remember? From a real life perspective, what are the consequences of unencrypted video files being shared to a Roku?

I got a Synology NAS and despite being a technical idiot I was able to set up my family with Jellyfin on Roku phoning home to my NAS.

Electricians think their way is the only way. Get three electricians together and you’ll get four ways of running the conduit, and a six hour argument. Electricians are constantly upset because “those bastards in HVAC put the ductwork in my way”. There are three types of screw an electrician will run into in the field, which is why the average electrician owns forty-seven screwdrivers.

Plumbers only need to know three things:

1. Poop rolls downhill
2. Payday is Friday
3. Don’t chew your fingernails

Oh, and if you want to piss off a pipe fitter, call them a plumber

High of about 27°C and low of -73°C

(I’m practicing my USC to metric conversions, trying to catch up to the rest of the world)

♥️

Thank you. My eggs are well and truly clutched

Which one is that again? Is it the foreskin one? Or is that docking 🤔

I can’t be bothered to look it up, please clarify so I can clutch my eggs

They are a clear and present danger to people and must not be spared criticism and shaming for their actions.

I’d say part of it is about mortality and legacy, part is about belonging to a tribe, and at least a little bit is just thinking genealogy is neat.

Mortality: no matter what a person’s faith and belief system might be, there is a drive to contribute being meaningful after death. A person’s future line is directly rooted to their ancestry, and that heritage has a bearing on how one views their legacy.

Belonging: Why do many who are adopted search for their birth parents? Even if a person is in a loving and inclusive tribe, they still yearn for knowing more about their tribe and who else might be in it. There is an instinctive level of security in having a large group that can rally to you at a time of need. Family ties are historically a strong fallback to threats from outside the tribe

Thanks? NGL the instance I landed on was incidental, but ok. I’m also stoned AF so…

I see. The responses to OP were pretty critical and I couldn’t understand why. Now I have a bit of context. Thank you

Honest question. Why? Is it an accessibility thing?