This is why I ask humans instead of AI. I didn’t consider router level options.

I’ve already got dynamic DNS set up, and I’ve been meaning to set up a way to access my NAS from out of the house. This might be the final push I need.

My router is running OpenWRT (and stopped having intermittent issues after replacing the stock OS).

I’m leaning toward Tailscale for the “quick and easy” recommendation. If I need to do this again, I might try something a little more advanced.

I’d be worried if you realized only after watching twice.

Wait until you find out that hardware already has more rights than women in some places.

If you have 10 people in line, 8 are quick and 2 are slow, it will look to you like there were only 2 people in line and that everyone is slow.
If anyone is quick, they won’t be in line long enough for you to notice / care about them.

Also a functioning public transport system, but that’s a little harder to do than sell a few cars.

The past tense of regex is regrets.

I’ve used a Framework Ethernet card with my phone to give mobile data to my router when my home internet went down.

It runs on Windows XP

If less work needs to be done by humans, does that mean we can have Universal Basic Income, and get paid extra for the jobs that still need humans?

You’re lucky. I’ve been working 15 days a week, uphill both ways in the snow.

Trying to ray-trace a 512,000x256,000 image using Chunky. I had to split it into 16 parts to reduce the RAM to a sane amount (in 2018, it may have been optimised since).

I was trying to find the limit for a single png, and I think I found it.

No

It turns out the computer mostly freezes once you go past 200% RAM used.

UBI would be nice. Imagine working at a job you like because you like it, not because you need it to survive.

“The revolution will not be televised.” The people responsible for putting the cameras in will do everything they can to make you feel powerless and isolated, especially suppressing information about rebellions.

Rupet Murdock controls most TV stations, radio stations, newspapers, magazines, news websites, and “news” YouTube channels.
You will not see anything on the news about people organising or fighting back against the system he’s worked so hard to create.

The app is so much more convenient, but it’s something I’m wiling to sacrifice to avoid Google.

Excuse me, but real programmers use butterflies.

At least Windows appears user friendly. Arch otoh is quite hard to set up the first time.