I just got it today. So I’m still within 30 day return window.

I just ordered a framework. Wonder if I should have waited…

Woah! Yeah it is! Well nearly. I pay $50/yr for my email. Obsidian is $48/yr for sync. My email even comes with WebDAV which if it were a better protocol could do the syncing! Haha

Good point.

OctoEverywhere I have the service working. It loads fine on Octoeverywhere but the share link is not working on Octoapp

I have this bookmarked from last week. Does it really work with Bambu printers?!

Also Obsidian but with syncthing

I’d probably cancel if it were me. Regretting not doing more research into bambu before buying my A1. I just heard they print well and not much fiddling. Bought it to replace my ender3

Wish there was a version for the A1… Regretting my blackfriday purchase…

Maybe it’s diff presented as versions? I use hyper backup on Synology.

Similar to these steps:

https://gist.github.com/mrl22/476d710fea63d71a770d0d44ca54325a

3,2,1.

My nas is a Synology with raid.

1. Backup with versions to a single large HD via USB. This ransomware protection or accidental deletion. (Rsync)
2. Offsite copy to backblaze b2.One version. (Rsync) (~$6/month) This would be natual disaster protection. flood, fire.
3. Second not raided cheaper Synology at a friends on the other coast. This has ~3 versions. Sorta the backup to the first two.

I just use a sharpie.

Is there a i2p or onion for libgen?

It’s back online now an they have a very detailed report about it on protons status page. I did not notice the outage.

How slow friends are blows my mind. Like a cool new app they is secure and private?! Who wouldn’t jump on that?! I tell everyone" I don’t do SMS. Signal is the only way to get a hold of me. If you have a more secure app I’ll look into it. "

Probably. But I only recently found out walmart.com is comparable. With fast shipping and random contract drivers.

But there is… Walmart.com in the US offers basically the same and often with 2 day shipping and in most cases same easy return.

I don’t think so. But I haven’t tried. I use the Starlink as more of a cold failover for when my LTE/5G goes down. $40/mo vs $120/mo for same speeds and LTE/5G has better latency for me. I work (tech) from home and live rural.

With DNS-fu you could have two VPS! I saw a project somewhere for nginx proxy manager that clones the settings. Then your only failure point would be the local tailscale.

I have starlink. I use a cheap VPS. Tailscale and Reverse proxy to selfhost. I have docker running nginx proxy manager on the VPS with a could other docker containers running on the VPS like a speedtest and a few other things because I can. The heavy things like nextcloud sit at home and via the reverse proxy points it over the tailscale tunnel to my main docker.

I’d prefer my meat without seed oils.