Hopefully he likes heat.

Japan is experiencing its first sustained inflationary period in many years. So these drives are seeing prices go up when they haven’t done so for much of their careers, and now their pay is dropping too.

I’m going to corner the market when the post war private jet price crash happens. What do we think we’ll be using for money then? Salt?

Like others, I have a 2 tier system.

About 2TB of my (Synology) NAS is critical files. Those get sent via Hyperbackup to cloud storage on at least a weekly basis, some daily. I have them broken up into multiple tasks with staggered schedules so it never has much to do on any given day.

The other 16TB I have get sync’d (again with hyperbackup, but not a scheduled backup task) to a 20TB external drive roughly once per quarter. Then that drive lives on the closet of a family member.

Looks like Huntarr’s presence on Github is suddenly gone and their sub went private.

Nestle’s long history of sacrificing infants for profits continues strong.

They’ve said publicly they intend to turn it into a MAGA-first platform. And now people are surprised?

There’s the accelerated bleaching of coral reefs. The increasing rate of back beach erosion especially on the west coast of the US (now USGIS estiames say the Pacific Northwest won’t have any natural sand beaches left by 2100). The rapid weakening of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation and the Jet Stream. Mass-crab migrations started a couple years ago due to warming ocean temps. The Brazilian Rain Forest is probably past the point of no return. The Great Salt Lake might not make it 2040 (instead of 2100 - 2150) without another shift in weather patterns. Insect armageddon has happened way faster than anyone thought. And the massive ramp up in seasonal forest fires in North America has gotten bad far faster than expected.

When I was getting my bio degree in the late 90’s, early 00’s we learned a lot of worst case scenario models for climate change, many of which seem to be coming to pass. Those scenarios were for ~2080 - 2100.

Leaving NATO is part of Peter Thiel’s technofeudalist checklist. They want our overseas bases closed to end our status as a superpower, to hasten the end of the dollar as the world’s reserve currency. And they want the money held by other nations be be transferred to the 1%.

Yeah, you look things up until they become memory. Or at least you learn what GNU app is going to give you what you need and then you use man pages.

I mostly know what I’m doing in Linux because I’ve been using it 30 years.

“Activity” just for determining sleep or does it count as general HID activity? Are drifting controller sticks the new mouse jiggler?

Yes, about everything awful.

But also oil extraction prices are between $15 and $70 per barrel depending on the conditions of the oil fields. And any significant oil extraction rate increase will drive already volatile oil market prices down so far that US oil fields (that average extraction costs of about $40/barrel) will end up shutting down.

Would that be the station core that’s cracking, leaking, seemingly getting worse, and which they haven’t been able to fix?

Makes sense, but it still makes me want to grab a coffee and order its murder.

LibreWolf also has the Reader View, also do not use that.

I can’t respect that list anyway. Where is Hanna Montana Linux?!

Like most of the best things in life, Proxmox is built from Debian.

I guess Don Jr is getting his supply from Columbia these days.

Funny how this information about massive operational cost savings “leaked” just hours after all internet facing companies and US congress started questioning our reliance on AWS in a way that could affect Amazon’s stock price.