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  • should I do

    Read. For example the tutorials in the openwrt wiki. I found them quite helpful.

    before flashing Openwrt

    Nothing... except the exact prerequisites for the flashing itself.

    Your network config comes afterwards.

  • Paywall :-(

  • Tesla really has cracked autonomous driving by summer, as Elon claims

    He really says that??

    He must be sooo desperate LMAO

  • generates an infinitely deep tree

    Wouldn't the bot simply limit the depth of it's seek?

  • tech could leak to US

    No fear. There is a strong wall...

  • Anyone using Google's DNS servers is already going out of their way to use an alternate DNS

    But I have heard that Chrome is already bypassing classic DNS and uses Google by default ...

  • Always use the proper dialect when talking to your folks!

    So when your fake voice talks to them in formal language, they know immediately that it isn't you.

    At least for a few more years, and at least in Europe, where dialects are still strong and dialect regions super small, this is a strong protection.

    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shibboleth

  • He isn't political today either.

    He has just found a new playground to live out his narcissism.

  • though they've been benched on paid leave for now.

    How convenient!

    So they can seamlessly continue their NEW jobs, working remotely for $ForeignPower, while collecting both paychecks. 🤑🤑

  • People who still use body parts for measurement.....

  • You can bet on that.

    And you cannot be sure whether it's justified or not :)

  • That does NOT justify 6x more.

  • "I do not actually have don’t syndrome.”

    LMAO please stop it, please .... :-)))

  • Tesla hasn't lost it in 2025, but much earlier.

    For example, when they stopped maintaining and improving their successful Model 3 and Model Y, because the ugly tinbox "needed" all research and development resources.

  • First, about eternity:

    Your physical body ceases to exist. Eternity remains. That means, math and physics have no meaning for you anymore.

    Time will end for you. That's the part that's the most difficult to imagine. It is easier to think about how the first 3 dimensions have no meaning anymore, but then time will be gone as well, but you are still there.

    Now heaven and hell:

    Heaven is when you are forever on good terms with the God who has made you, and his whole bunch there. You will have all that you need for an excellent life there.

    Hell is when you aren't - then you remain alone with your grumpy self, or maybe with the devil who makes his life good at your expense.

  • All will be good.

  • A demo-crazy.

    Note that it is not democracy what Trumpeltier is destroying at the moment. It is the functioning of the state. This will take so many years to rebuild, if possible at all.

  • Yes, you can easily do it.

    You want to look at 2 things: 1. Noise 2. Ratio of performance / power usage.

    1. Noise

    When your PC runs 24/7 then it might be annoying to hear it's noise sometimes. Real server cases are usually even much louder than former PC's because they are built for super strong air flow inside.

    Think carefully what you need. In my situation it is just one light wooden door away from my bed, so I wanted it impossible to hear. I optimized it so, and it ended up being so quiet that I cannot hear any fans, but I hear the clicking of the harddisks all the time. Well, I got used to that, mostly. For my next home server I want to build my own case that absolutely blocks this noise.

    1. Ratio of performance / power usage

    People are frequently asking what if I turn this old Pentium etc. into a server?

    Well, these old CPU's have very low performance compared to new ones, but it might just be sufficient. But then you recognize that the old veterans burn 100 Watts for the same performance where a modern (low performance) CPU burns only 5 Watts, and now it will do that 24/7. Think about your yearly costs. Many times it turns out that buying a new one saves your money very easily.

  • A genius :-)