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Moving is a privilege many people can't afford. Those who can often do.
"Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect."
Yeah but no one uses wordpad. They put it in notepad for the exact reason you're saying: because people use it.
publishes, and then deletes
And thereby assuring that the story goes viral.
Streisand effect still going strong.
That's a trade-off between cloud storage vs manual off site storage. You could do a monthly backup to a HDD and then save that at a safe deposit box, like the old days. Except replace HDD with tape.
Optionally you and a friend could trade HDDs, and you'd only have to spend gas money or postage.
Either way you're going to have some sort of regular cost.
Oh matey. I literally just went through this and debated putting together a blog post or similar.
I'm not at my computer so I'm typing this from my phone.
The TL;DR: you need to decide whether you'll pay for the security by paying for restore upfront, or when you need it.
Since I yarr most of if not all my content, I did not worry about backing up my TV shows or movies. I take a directory listing of my jellyfin and back that up weekly. Music is small enough that I do back this up.
Cloud cost is abstract and hard to compare apples to apples. But the biggest thing you'll need to decide is how likely will you need to do a cloud restore. The more robust your on-prem backups the less likely you'll need them so I personally went with AWS S3 using rclone. Glacier cold storage is super cheap and for my needs I'm paying roughly $2-3 a month. The catch is if I need a restore, I'll have to pay for the S3 retrieval and then the egress which can be roughly $60 one time.
For companies like Backblaze, you pay roughly $60 annual for about 2TB of hot storage, which includes egress 3 times.
I prefer to save the $40 difference year over year, and instead put that in a budget for a break-glass situation.
In terms of hardware, some people recommend buying different brands with the same storage size. Others recommend spacing out your hard drive purchases so that they don't all fail at the same time. I prefer the latter.
Hope that points you in the right direction
I'm curious about codeberg. It looks like they have a CI/CD pipeline. How does it compare to GitHub actions?
Here's the thing very few liberals will understand: Republicans do this performative dance to waste government money and remove things like EV chargers and solar panels because, and I cannot emphasize this enough...
it appeases and even excites their base.
"Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect."
Doing shit like this shows their base that their team is in charge. That's it. They could have let them stay in and their base wouldn't have been the wiser. But doing it shows them that their team won.
Liberals don't have a similar signal. Hell, I didn't even know the GSA installed them. Not only that but liberals don't care as much to "win" like this.
We just want to survive whereas conservatives want to oppress.
That's the difference.
That might have been true pre Trump. But racism knows no age.
Congress is controlled by the same party as the president. Why the fuck would they even introduce impeachment articles?
The only way out of this is through means that cannot be mentioned due to this .world instance rules.
Which is it?!
This headline came up in my news feed, from a very dubious source so I decided to investigate.
Headline after headline, many from identical sources, about how Walmart and Bank of America are either going to stop taking $1 bills or keep accepting them. The headlines read like a FUD article and I refuse to click through to read the details.
I can't find a reputable news source for this story so I'm assuming it's fake news.
It shouldn't be this easy to manipulate news feeds.
fmovies has been gone almost a month. I should have added "FBI" up there but really they used FBI to shoot down the service, not be like them.
I don't understand when these companies are going to learn that sharing their IP is going to get them more money than being so fractured.
I started using sudo-lol and seems okay. Streaming can be hinky at times but it works for most of the things I want to watch.
I know that torrenting can be a thing but sometimes I just want to watch and not deal with a whole finding a torrent, download, and then watch workflow.
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