I did this for a friends buisness when we build a small rack for frigate, backup, etc. it’s been great. Cost more up front but I am super envious of her build.

That’s exactly what I was thinking too. I might actually look more into this once I get my frigate build under control.

I’m reminded of those fucking Pharos servers my old college had us use back in the day and can only imagine what that cost to set up.

I hesitate to say they are the same speed because there are more variables with wifi than Ethernet, many of them outside your control. With Ethernet, you get what you build. Period.

WiFi is more optimistic. It can theoretically be fast but you cannot rely on it to perform as you plan at any given moment.

WiFi is a convenience technology and it’s great but if it’s even remotely important, it should never rely on WiFi.

you’re right to assume this message was posted in bad faith. Here’s a recipe involving bacon and eggs:

2 eggs 1 bacon 1/4 cup soft scrub cleanser with bleach (coupon below!) Mix into a terrible paste and nom piggy

Or you could beat them over the head with their own consequences and leave the platform en masse

Well money is all they have anymore.

Bluehammer guy is going exactly what he needs to do. This is a whole different issue and it’s demonstrating responsible disclosure working exactly the way it’s supposed to.

Oh AWS is gonna be spicy this week.

I didn’t say put a Linux rom on an android phone. I said use a Linux phone.

This will not work either. Stop using Android.

Awww

Which is why you stop using Android and use Linux phones instead.

You aren’t going to keep Android open. Respond by shoring up Linux phones.

Feels like this is a modern day rehashing of the windows 95 briefcase system.

It’s interesting but I think a distributed internet makes more sense. There’s no reason this couldn’t be folded into that too though. If it disappears off enough peers that it’s done, someone opens up the dead-dropped site and that new peer shares with the others again.

As much as practical. Modern security relies on layers of protection to mitigate failures in methodology. Your strategy isn’t makes a single perfect defense. It’s mitigating risk. If one method fails, then what happens?

WireGuard

There’s 3rd party camer apps. Apples actually pretty good about giving full camera access to apps.

I mean, couldn’t we just use a different camera app altogether?

So at this point I’m calling it. The Bs have it.

But now I’m curious. Why was the bias that strong? I figured it would be more or less even for something as inconsequential as A vs B. So why the strong bias toward the second option?

Of course, there’s also the possibility of people just disliking the post and downvoting it for that. Hmm