ladfrombrad 🇬🇧
not called Brad but rather a lad, from Bradford in the UK.
Enjoys breaking apps, escooters, spam rings and sometimes bones, but not my own. That sucks.
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31·10 days agoAye, I have them all from that previous discussion about it but noticed it wasn’t working because noobie here didn’t think of line separators.
I wonder if there’s a way of making qbit notifying users they need to be that way 🤔
Separated by a newline
You brilliant person got it in one! Love you 😘
https://files.catbox.moe/tda0my.jpg
Now I haven’t tested which of the line separated ones blocked it, but the wildcard *.lnk didn’t work when they were comma separated but do when line separated.
Again, 👌
I’ve always gone with Anker chargers and cables and they’ve always seen me right.
Saying that thou and even thou my current phone comes with a 90w charger in the box, I simply use my 20w Anker charger since fast charging isn’t exactly good for the health of your battery and if I can, I leave it on a trickle charge at home.
1·18 days agoYa know this is a really good point and whether the network switch is managed, or unmanaged.
I’ve never delved into the black magic of playing with a managed switch before but your comment makes me eager to have a play with one now.
1·18 days agoIndeed, and is something that not only irks me with newer apps like you say but is also something we have at work with all the HMI / touchscreens.
They’re just now icons with no labels or anything so trying to figure out what some of them do is a game of guesswork 🤬
Ayyy, I backed it up already just in case 👌
The French are very defendant when it comes to VLC or other open sauce apps. I’d usually bring the Willy joke out but I’m with them on this one.
edit Gli-net seems nice, but i’m a stickler of using a WAP separate from the router. I know I pay more.
It’s exactly why I bought her two of them. One their main router and the other in AP mode ;)
As opposed to, TP-Link, Cisco(Linksys) and other off the shelf routers it seems some will only go for brands with their own proprietary firmware?
I grabbed that Xiaomi router on the premise it has OpenWRT, but I’d like to see Ubi / Unifi routers put under the same scrutiny instead of just lumping a brand name as a no-go.
What’s your recommendation?
Never used them pal, but seen them used in Enterprise environments?
Something I’ve found on a SOHO environment though and what I bought a family member?
Gli-Net mini routers. They come with OpenWRT as a base and then lipstick it with a nice interface. But as always, YMMV
No doubt, and I would really love someone with more knowledge than me to poke into why that was going on (*edit: for clarity, this behaviour stopped after installing OpenWRT and is the stock Mi firmware that causes this)
https://files.catbox.moe/2i5ekl.jpg
I remember finding this thread where someone said they replaced their entire networking equipment
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72022569/cannot-find-fixes-to-apt-error-hash-sum-mismatch
My router is this model for anyone wanting to nosey
This reminds me of some peeps saying using Newpipe is “(app) piracy”. I wholly disagree with them to this day.
If a website, which
YouTube.comis and allows a client to connect and use its services it isn’t, piracy per se.Much like because I have a UK IP address I can hit up get_iplayer and use that service which IMO should be the norm.
e: apologies for not been helpful, I’m just ranting.
I’ve had no end of trouble with routers and ones you should choose to be sure of.
The ones where you can flash OpenWRT seems the only choice if you want some semblance of security. But even my current Xiaomi router with stock firmware creates hash mismatches using
aptto download things, and I don’t 100% know with confidence that using OpenWRT on it instead is keeping me right.
Innit.
It’s silly, and they’re nuking devs apps to make them update for the sake of “being active” even thou their app is still like Ronseal and does what it says on the tin, even after all these years and works just fine.
Might look like Gingerbread but I don’t give a fugg since I don’t even look at it and love that app.
Sucks, I recently just noticed one of my most used apps SMBSync2 got yoinked but thankfully have it installed still, but I also noticed that APKmirror doesn’t even have a copy of it like it does for GSAM :/
1·29 days agoYeah, I’m a Britbong and apparently we’re regarded for knowing satire when it stares us in the face.
And we’ve also had the simple truth that the Germans at one point were terribad at it but are now nailing it down, especially when you come to the above users calling it “satire”.
It’s a shit joke in very bad taste no matter where you’re from or whatever political spectrum you’re aligned to. Made me giggle to be honest, and especially so how you downvoted for not getting lel joke.
Tally ho’
Exactly, that’s why anything I do with my real name is on my wholly separate profile / device / email.
It’s a boring computer that has my real name on it.
Google will just add your new account to your profile and keep right on selling your shit.
This is exactly why I used a pseudonym from the outset.
Thing is though there’s around 12-24 bottles per case depending on the size of the bottles.
Our fastest filler here at work does 36,000 bottles an hour, so you definitely won’t be getting 13,000 cases in 30 seconds I can assure ya ;)
They’re not services per se, but are a stack of software that you can kinda “clump” together for the lack of a better word.
For instance I started using qbittorrent client recently instead of Transmission that I was using before as my torrent client because I can’t find a way for Transmission to not download malware, and you can also do the very same with the indexer clients such as Jackett or Prowlarr which then talk to other software such as Radarr/Sonarr via API keys and is usually where most get caught out.
Read the docs, get thoroughly confused, and probably do it in docker too as everyone says if your hardware is sufficient.