If you are growing away for a while turning them off isn’t a bad thing. I leave my pi on but my dl380 is off.
If you are growing away for a while turning them off isn’t a bad thing. I leave my pi on but my dl380 is off.
I’d rather not perpetuate the 30 year mistake NAT has truely become.
Do you not run a firewall? Because your concerns are 100% fixed with a statefull firewall.


Na, they are one of our customers.
No, no, no, you have been boxxyed, where do I collect the boxing tax from?
No phones, no TV, just people living their best life.


Good news, I don’t work for microslop.
Bad news, I work for someone worse… :(


Yes, there are some that do, I should have said that. But the number of orgs that need extreme uptime is so small compared to business that think they do need it but really don’t.


I agree, but the number of business that have actual need for extreme uptime is insignificant compared to the number of businesses that don’t but think for some stupid reason they do.


I have never been a fan of anything above 3 nines of uptime even in a business situation.
Your business will not collapse because of 10 min of downtime a week, and if it does that is not technologies fault.
I don’t even bother to track my home setup.


It has been a while since I looked but Ollama use to be llama.CCP with a cloud wrapper before they forked it and rewrote it. In the same way postman is curl with a cloud wrapper.
Tossing the extra bit will make it use less resources and support the actual project not someone forking oss, slapping on a paint job, rewriting a core function and still calling it oss.
So you read the rules and chose to ignore them…
Just going to ignore the community rules mate?


Because the wrong people are in power to allow it to happen.
I dig a hole and place a length of fibre optic I have in the hole.
Now I wait for a backhoe operator to come by and dig it up. I then follow them back to civilisation.


Just wait until you find out how the Dutch count.
The only one I am nostalgic for is the train etiquette ones.


Sounds like you gave yourself a hobby there mate.
That assumes the bots correctly mark themselves.