I was just in one. It will sometimes do parking spots. It will absolutely do a Knight Rider and leave its parking spot to come pick you up, if it is a non public road.

Good grief. If you’re doing all that, just set up Wireguard

Someone had a filesystem using gmail once

Problem is that it’s not only on boot. It’s any time the TPM is read. So also sleep and hibernation. Also dude is claiming he broke that too.

He’ll get to it after the buffering

JamRudder

I’m dead

I mean you keep hearing about manufacturing cof components stopping. Is that happening? Otherwise the market is still there, just not accessible to many of us.

How so? Other than price of components of course.

I like to not legally commit myself

E waste bins or eBay. A Dell D630 will run services just fine if you just install Debian command line, just add some cheap DDR2 memory.

Plex may also be harvesting your data. When I used it years ago it was already trying to send logs back home, blocked by the firewall.

Never had any subtitle trouble on Roku or shield

I’ve got a really old one, a 1060 or 1070 I forgot. Zero issues

No, they work just fine for me on OpenSuSE Tumbleweed. They load and compile in updates and that’s all there is.

This reminds me I need to donate to pfblocker

I’ve got pfsense on a VM, works great. Opnsense is good too and easier to deal with than digging out a download from Netgate, but doesn’t have pfblocker integrated.

I’ve had a year or two. But kernel updates make reboots. My FreeBSD boxes are much more long-lived than Linux because kernel updates

Graphene on pixels, Lineage on everything else

It is crazy that I can have a core 2 duo with 8 gig of RAM that struggles loading web pages

Yeah might be the IP range of the provide. Also sometimes it stops working till you update. But I expect the hetzner IP range has more than one self hosted instance on it so probably gets tagged for the whole range.