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Only if you follow up with the paperwork. A marriage certificate doesn’t entitle you to anything aside from an ITIN.
Only if you follow up with the paperwork. A marriage certificate doesn’t entitle you to anything aside from an ITIN.
Could you run Tailscale? That way you can still use your internal IPs and just whitelist the tail scale subnet.
You can put multiple shares on the same SMB for Plex. So you can use SMB and also Plex at the same time.
Mini PC and high storage density do not mix too well unfortunately.
Running off a USB bus is fine, but with that, I would still run it through the NAS. That way you can still access the files while aboard.
Well the first question I’ll ask is how much storage do you want. 2 x M.2 slots can give you 16TB total, but you’ll pay for it.
If you have an external drive or a drive bay, doesn’t that negate the purpose of a NAS?
Used Photo Pro, Robert’s camera Ebay store, and /r/photomarket is my primary
KEH is my 2nd choice
MBP is my 3rd choice
I just use google OAuth since everyone I know has a google account. It just can’t use OAuth on private IP addresses, just FQDNs.
I want to be able to upload/download/share my photos from anywhere in the world without using a VPN. Additionally, this satisfies the wife requirement. It works in the background without her needing her to turn on the VPN. I don’t want her to keep asking me how do I turn on the VPN? If it’s just me, then no issue, I’ll use a VPN.
It’s hard to explain from scratch.
Caddy is a reverse proxy software that essentially redirects traffic from a certain port to another port. For example external:port => internal:port. It also enables SSL encryption meaning everything will be encrypted en route between the external and the user.
VPS is a virtual private server. Just someone else’s computer you can expose to the Internet.
Tailscale is a mesh VPN that uses wire guard as its transport. I use this to tunnel between my VPS and my Immich server to hide my home IP and to allow encrypted traffic between my Immich server and my VPS.
A zero-day (also known as a 0-day) is a vulnerability in software or hardware that is typically unknown to the vendor and for which no patch or other fix is available. The vendor thus has zero days to prepare a patch, as the vulnerability has already been described or exploited.
There’s no fix other than security through layers.
Pretty much I have caddy on a VPS that’s pointing to my internal IP using a tailscale tunnel. You are still exposing the web gui to the Internet so I just changed authentication to OAuth to mitigate since risk. There is still a possibility of attacks via zero days, but my immich is on a VM and I’m creating firewall rules to just allow certain ports out.
You will need a VPS as your other endpoint
You need to go very niche next time! Wonder if you can make it to a day without the right answer.
I can actually game one the AMD one pretty okay. Couldn’t with Intel. Battery life also increased by 30 minutes.
I assume it’s a Silicone Sealant tool
That’s kinda my issue as well. I have a core 24 port L3 switch that’s multigig POE and a 3 disk NAS.
The NAS I could technically downsize with a little bit of tinkering and money.
The switch will be hard to miniaturize.
Thankfully my router is already 1/2U and 1/2 width so that’s easy to migrate.
How are you accessing the fediverse?
Consider a dam that is 10m tall
Then consider the height of water behind that dam is 5m tall.
Does the dam need to be built stronger if the water behind it is 1 km long?
How about only 500m?
How about 1m?
The answer is, it doesn’t matter. Water exerts pressure equally regardless of how much water is behind it.
Therefore a graduated cylinder that is 10m tall needs to resist the same amount of force as a dam 10m tall regardless of how much water is behind the dam. Even a thin sliver of water 1mm thick and 5m tall has the same force as a 5m lake behind the dam.
Incompressible fluids are pretty insane
Can you elaborate?
Chinese say 1 hundred 9 ten 6 as an added data point
When I sold my drives, I used veracrypt with a 128 character password and PIM of 800+.
Isn’t that the same thing as shredding?
I usually say if you have time can you do XYZ? That way if they don’t want to, it’s assumed that they didn’t have time which is fine. They always have a way out
Or you learn proxmox and running everything as a VM