States can get their hands on things for criminal investigations. Or they can get that data in the infectious disease database but usually that's carefully anonymized into general steps of ten... But this... This is some messed up shit
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joined 10 months ago
Gotta get those high quality gains to lift more than the McVeigh's
Reddit blocks VPNs on desktop...
Oh gosh... It's basically stock market spam
DDG is still the best.
Stop asking this same question repeatedly.
I'm pissed that large corps are working hard on propaganda to say that LLMs and theft of copyright is good if they do it
You can do it. I use a powered USB hub and a raspberry pi, and 5 hard drives.
It is a mess of cables but was simple enough.
I also sprang for a UPS because most filesystem's I tried like zfs and btrfs didn't appreciate random brownouts from running 4 drives off the pi itself.
Right now they're xfs and used for a minio install and torrent storage
people get grumpy about containers vs nix vs flatpak and I just wanna say... I'm glad you're using Linux. yes, you.
getting accidentally hired and finally making enough.
story: every job I've ever applied for in tech didn't work out. I was a dishwasher until right before covid when someone recommended me for a cybersecurity position. Before that I had obsessed about FIRE or living in a car or being careful about too much starbucks or avocado toast... without making enough for a car or health insurance. That job paid ~half of what cybersecurity should pay, but was AMAZING. My next job paid just a hair under average, three years later. night and day, able to afford to exist without help.
financial advice be damned. I couldn't "find" anywhere with lower rent. I was in the lowest cost of living possible regionally. What needed to change was the PRIMARY job's income rate, not adding some side hustle. Either make rent cheaper or find a higher wage.
I'm not making enough to consider your next fancy moves like getting a house.
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Dirt cheap.
Cost = maintenance + servers
Engineers always underestimate the cost of their time.