Incessant tinkerer since the 70’s. Staunch privacy advocate. SelfHoster. Musician of mediocre talent. https://soundcloud.com/hood-poet-608190196

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  • The real issue is all the misinformation in the text

    Initially, it didn’t seem as if most weren’t focusing on that. It was the fact that AI was involved…somehow, which prompted my tongue in cheek ‘delete the em dashes’ comment. If there is misinformation, like the opensource of AI, sure by all means, point that out. I mean, unless the mods make a ‘no-AI rule’ which would seem almost impossible to determine with a bit of rewording and editing of an AI generated text, then they will come. It didn’t seem to fit into the ‘low-effort’ rule. So, I wonder what would happen if no one responded and just ignored the thread until the mods made a decision. I scroll right by plenty of threads. A good tongue lashing by the users here doesn’t seem effective at all.

    I’d say chances this is a person from Japan is slim to none.

    I have no way to confirm that. On the internet, no one knows I’m a horse. Hell, even in real life, you really never know a person. You just know what they let you know.



  • I don’t give a shit if you use AI or not to translate from one language to another. Sounds to me like a perfect use of AI. Assuming you are of Japanese origin (‘financial planner in Japan’), I would find it quite difficult to translate from English to Japanese and still sound coherent. I have always wanted to learn tho, even if it’s just enough to order my authentic sushi and call it in it’s native tongue and impress my very competent sushi chef. It’s a fascinating language to me. However, in the future, it would be beneficial to you if you deleted all of these: ‘—’. They are a literal ‘fly in the ointment’ around these parts. I personally don’t run business apps in the cloud, so the article content, tho an interesting read, probably doesn’t really apply to me.

    Thank you for sharing.




  • and allow Suricata to do its IPS work.

    Pretty much this. I have several VLANS set up to segrigate traffic. For instance, one VLAN services the ‘smart’ TVs and gives access for my lady friend when she comes to visit. She apparently likes ads and crap hogging her screen’s real estate. I have tried to get her to listen to reason, but as soon as there is an issue, it becomes an exercise in figuring out what is blocking her unfettered access. So I want that totally separate from traffic destined in and out of my server. Then I have a VLAN for some 25 security cameras, and a VLAN for server and lab operations. I make no Guest accommodations for Wi-Fi tho. You are either trusted, or not.

    It might be overly complicated, but I like to 'keep ‘em separated’, and it seems to work just jammy, so there’s that.



  • Do they have some sort of speed degradation forced by the firmware?

    That’s a technical level that is beyond my realm of experience. I have not noticed any real world degradation of speed. However, My Book units are usually WD Green SMR consumer grade HDDs or high capacity drives that have lower sustained write performance than desktop CMR drives, so it may impact sustained/random small write workloads, but I have no data to support that either way.



  • My Beelink now looks like some Frankenstein creation

    Reminds me of what I did to my CoolerMaster Cosmos case. I was getting high temps on my two CPUs even at idle. So I took two 4’/300 cfm box fans, 3d printed a scoop, cut the door to the case with a dremel, mounted the two fans right over each CPU, mounted the scoop on the outside of the case door. Worked like a charm. I even dropped one in the drive bay. Temps run about 98 deg F per CPU on average.