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yep! I mean soldered ssds are 100% replacable. it sucks and is expensive, but definitely doable with the right tools. but then they pair them with the t2 and underfill them trying to prevent exactly that

don’t worry, the soldered ssd will fail and brick your computer long before the ram!

we see what we want to see

neat! very unique idea which is impressive these days

this person opening lemmy:

I have that ups! apc br1500g?

looks like an older nvidia workstation card. potentially a tesla k80 of the top of my head? the annoying thing with those cards is that they’re meant to be passively cooled in a temperature controlled environment, so looks like they added a fan to help keep it cool. those cards get mad hot otherwise.

not really. you can disable the default jellyfin login and force it to use ONLY ldap.

you totally can use ldap or oidc it just requires more setup. you just ensure jellyfin and your source of truth talk on their own subnet, docker can manage it all for you. ldap can be setup to be ldaps with ssl and never even leave the docker subnet anyways.

and yes I suppose you could rely on whitelists, but you’d have to manually add to the whitelist for every user, and god forbid if someone is traveling.

ldap auth will work on tvs

or use the ldap auth plugin with your source of truth, put it behind a reverse proxy, protect it with fail2ban and anubis. there are ways of exposing it safely.

thanks for posting this!

don’t most enterprise ups use lead acid?

yeah agreed. I’m fully in support of an open source discord alternative, it’s sorely needed, but expecting to vibe code real time communication tells me exactly which programmers have worked with real time systems before. RTC is not something you vibe code successfully haha.

there’s a .cursor directory in there with a rule specifically telling it to not mark generated code as generated. I can’t see how that could ever cause any issues /s

that’s awful, thanks for sharing

ah! I love to hear that honestly. being able to do the repairs honestly fixes 90% of my issue with them. they’re not easy phones to work on and that tends to be reflected in repair costs. I just really hate to see devices with 500$ screen replacements and 150$ battery replacements.

I guess since I do it for work I tend to see more of the fails and the ones that didn’t make it.

what do you use the bigger screen for? I’ve personally never seen the appeal, even for watching things I usually would refer a monitor or tv. is game streaming really that decent at this point? (if you have experience with that)

my two cents, be careful with the folding phones. those inner screens are plastic and scratch super easily. you can’t really put a screen protector on them and cases leave the hinges exposed. all the while it’s one drop or close away from a screen replacement so expensive you’ll just go buy a new phone.

the part alone for one of the razr ultra displays is about 350.

some people really like them but I personally think they’re poorly marketed as an every day device. I would love to see graphene os improve the options for the people who do really like the foldables.

the Philly zoo does a really good job with this as well. all the enclosures are actually decently sized, the animals are well cared for and happy, and they have an overhead tube around the entire zoo for monkeys and such. I let me season pass lapse as it was quite pricy but it every time I went I knew it was well worth it for an actually decent zoo that’s about a lot more than just money.

does it matter? it’s pretty obvious everyone of a certain wealth knew exactly what epstein was up to. knowingly and intentionally having ties with someone like that is enough for the epstein victims to deserve more of an apology than his employees.