I agree with the sentiment but not the price. You can find commercial ones of this size for almost half the price. Ex. https://a.co/d/63aVKxp
Personally I don’t need it to be fully bezelless, so if that’s not a deal breaker, there are less expensive options available.
There are some niche private trackers which have an active community that handle quality and requests. Also they don’t let just anyone create a torrent, so you can have assurances that the files have been vetted to some extent and you’re not going to download something unexpected.
As the other comment says, use hardlinks and then you can have several copies of the file across the same partition all reference the same file, using just the storage space needed for one copy of the file. Still RAR files will need to be extracted first, so those would require just about twice the file size, but hopefully people stop using rar, so that’s not a concern.
Looking at the docs, it seems like that toggle enables UPnP, so the rest of the setup should be on the torrent client to announce that it needs an external port, and the VPN and torrent client should handle things from there. Maybe you can lookup the docs for your torrent client and see if there’s anything extra to use UPnP?
I’m just sad that this means they’re going to have to kill off Clyde in South Park now
I think since the Jurassic World series started, all of the reboots have mostly been “remember this” from the first movie, and none could really be anything more than that. Every one has to include a scene that’s a homage to the original. Honestly feels like the franchise needs to have a genre switch up to force it to be something original.
You don’t need to memorize it really, just have to generalize the position of the minute hand past the last round number. Is it about 40% between the 2 and the 3, then that’s a 12.
Who pays if you get so irradiated that you need to be buried in a lead casket, like the firefighters at Chernobyl?
I was with some friends, talking about TV shows. The guys were saying how good Chernobyl was, but women were saying it’s too depressing, and they’d rather watch trash TV like Love Island. So to compromise I said they should make a series called Three Mile Love Island. That might be one of my best jokes ever
You might want to watch Chapter 5 of The Book of Boba Fett, you don’t need to watch any other episodes.
it’s excessive
Exactly this, the .zip file extension is widely known, and now that it’s also a TLD, it can be confusing for some people. There’s no technical vulnerability, but the existence of .zip TLD just gives more ammo for phishing. For example, someone could register a domain name recent-bank-statements[.]zip (without brackets) and then have a subdomain for chase.com and send someone a link to https://chase.com.recent-bank-statements/[.]zip to “Download your bank statements”. If you’re not looking closely, you might not realize there is a . instead of a / and think that this link would go to chase.com When the site initiates a download of a zip file, you might trust the contents thinking it came from Chase and not a malicious link.
“i do not fear the dark side”
“then you will die braver than most”
The code being public helps with spotting issues or backdoors.
A recent example of this is to see the extent that the TALOS group had to do to reverse engineer Dell ControlVault impacting hundreds of models of Dell laptops. This blog post goes through all of the steps they had to take to reverse engineer things, and they note fortunately there was some Linux support with publicly available shared objects with debug symbols, that helped them reverse the ecosystem. Dell has all this source code, and could have identified these issues much more easily themselves, but didn’t and shipped an insecure product leaving the customers vulnerable.
“Well, This is the part where he kills us.”
“Hello. This is the part where I kill you.”
CHAPTER 9: THE PART WHERE HE KILLS YOU
Achievement Unlocked: The part where he kills you
<The part where he kills you music plays in backround>
The short story i’ve heard it explained was that prior to the 1960’s when logarithm tables were the only option, if what you were calculating was not in the table, you rounded the measurements up so that the material or whatever was stronger, and you knew it would really hold the weight to be certain. Depending on how much rounding up happened during the design, this created lots of redundancy and strength, but was more expensive since you generally had to use more materials. With CAD, you could more easily model and calculate all the loads and optimize the design and material costs for the expected lifetime of the product, building, or whatever. This saved money and was preferred by bean counters, and resulted in designs lasting just enough, rather than older designs which sometimes seemed indestructible.
What is the context of this picture??
The conversation with him and Maude Lebowski is also a great example of this:
Maude Lebowski: Do you like sex, Mr. Lebowski?
The Dude: 'Scuse me?
Maude Lebowski: Sex. The physical act of love. Coitus. Do you like it?
The Dude: I was talking about my rug.
Maude Lebowski: You’re not interested in sex?
The Dude: You mean coitus?
Gets me every time
“You wanna be a big cop in a small town? Fuck off up the model village.”
“There comes a time when the risk of doing nothing becomes the greatest risk of all”