You should’ve been backing things up already.

“If you have one, you have none”.

Without proper backup your data is just waiting to disappear at the first unrecoverable failure.

Right?

I used Discord for about 15 minutes (OK, 6 months) before I could no longer tolerate it’s crappiness.

They caught it on the launch tower last year.

The last one unexpectedly didn’t explode on landing in the ocean (and it’s currently enroute back to HQ).

This one dropped two engines on ascent, they initially scrubbed reaching orbit, then were able to restart those two engines and continue into orbit. I don’t recall any other rocket ever dropping an engine on boost and being able to restart and continue the mission.

Headline doesn’t come close to the success story of this launch.

DietPi is such a game changer.

Currently running it in a VM just for PiHole, and the ease of installing anything is nice.

Yea, small business routers (think old Cisco boxes) use a 5A laptop-style power supply. I suspect this is what OP’s using, as I’ve never seen a consumer model with such power specs. Consumer stuff is built around the cheapest hardware they can get away with.

Thing is, I don’t doubt the Cisco box (or similar business units) may need that much juice at times. Put your hand over one that’s not connected but powered on and they get hot.

Stuff like that they really don’t care about power consumption during design, just capability.

Shame that.

10 years?

My friend, many of us have been warning about SaaS since long before the public knew it as Cloud.

That only works from PC to PC (it was my first thought too).