Check out the many OTR Gold podcasts that have the serialized shows as episodes.
It’s amazing that the sound hasn’t changed much to today’s modern horns. Absolutely awesome.
That was great. I learned about this in a copyright for music class in school but hearing this way really shows you what extent they sampled it.
Not to mention the server is the bottleneck at that point. I have access to 2.5Gb/2.5Gb but only pay for 500/500 because, even that is faster than most servers, and of course all the mobile devices aren’t pushing more than 400 on WiFi.
When they’re every few minutes, screw that. I do.
You’re just in the middle of the curve still …
And yes, pi’s are waaaaaay overpriced now. Get a used mini pc with a 6500T in it for server needs. It’s more than enough and maxes out at 65W. Most of the time it idles near 12W.
I ended up just buying an industrial mSD card. Has yet to fail.
Maybe I’m an idiot (high possibility) but I couldn’t even get the instance of homebridge docker to work. However, it had zero problems running on hypervisor. You aren’t alone.
Oh I love that!
I did similar once the pi4s were hard to get and expensive. A used x86 mini pc was cheaper and magnitudes more powerful. It runs all my server needs. I’m a simple person: homebridge, plex server, retro game library.
I agree with most of this but I don’t think looking for a mate that is more financially secure is fucked up. I think a LOT of women still do this. My wife’s wants to feel safe and secure and her kids the same more than almost anything. I seem to provide that for her (god knows why, lol).
My prints come out very well but I’m noticing on larger prints that one corner of my bed prints tighter than the opposite. What’s causing this?
Printing on an Ender 3 Pro with upgraded metal extruder, beefier bed springs and metal levelers, and upgraded hot end. Not direct drive yet and no auto bed leveling.
Problem: when placed on the bottom, the jump button blocks the last comment in a thread.
Solution: Need to be able to scroll past the top of the jump button on the last comment
This is absolutely not true, in the states at least. Most carpet vacuums don’t work effectively without the roller spinning to move the carpet fibers out of the way.