What’s crazy is, bus stops, and their associated shelters DO NOT MOVE. So there’s no need to even detect them if you just code the things properly. The GPS is accurate enough to avoid them entirely using proper mapping. This particular problem should NOT be happening at all, no matter how poor the detection equipment or algorithms are.
Because it’s written as Chinese propaganda.
The only brand new, 10gbe managed switches that I can find for less than 60 bucks are off-brand chinese junk. No thank you.
As far as electricity cost goes? After doing that math, it might cost me a dollar fifty a year to use. That machine sitting on the bottom is a much bigger chunk than the switch itself, as it has 6 7200rpm SAS drives in it. Plus it’s a Xeon E3 CPU.
Those drives, each, use as much electricity as that switch does, even before considering the CPU itself.
It is a MANAGED switch, my guy. A simple 8 port switch would not work here.
I have multiple VLANs running.
Also, one of those connections is a 10gbe DAC to the big machine which is my NAS and main server.
Not too many 8 port managed switches out there with an sfp+ 10gbe port for 50 bucks, which is what I paid for that Brocade switch in my picture.
But hey, if you feel like buying one for me, I’ll happily take it, and start using it instead.
The used 48 port was cheaper than the used 24 port.
You call it waste, I call it reuse.
Such professional. Much clean.
Not pictured: my raspberry running adguard. It’s tucked behind a TV, because it also runs Kodi.
Also not pictured, my Sophos SG-135 rev 2 running OPNsense. It’s in the box where my Starlink equipment is, on the other side of this room.
Sounds to me like your DNS on the router itself is crashing.
There’s a couple of things you could do. Set up something like pihole or adguard home, and set the forwarding to something other than your internal DNS server.
Personally, I use AGH, and the default quad9 for forwarding all but my own domains. Those get handled by my OPNsense router’s Unbound DNS and/or DNSMasq, depending on which domain (local or one of owned domains)
Everything other than those gets forwarded to quad9’s public DoH service.
Only because they’ve let themselves be so.
The entire idea of “class” is just another way to divide the people.
As a former truck driver, I wonder if any of those who were laid off due to AI, happen to be the same tech bros who were all loudly cheering the same sort of “computers will be doing your job soon, and I can’t wait!” for the trucking industry…
Just a shower thought.
That’s the direction that many manufacturers are trying to push PCs as well.
Excuse me??? I worked for a private shipyard, so did my dad, that shipyard was also contracted to build naval ships.
I have never, not once, been in the military.
That is the literal definition of a civilian.
Who do think works at munitions factories, and shipyards, and aircraft manufacturing plants if not civilians?
Civilians and their property have been targets in war for centuries if not millennia. This is nothing new, and it’s absolutely a valid way to end a war against a nation that is even marginally democratic.
If the people electing the leaders don’t support the war, then, in theory, the war will end.
It worked for Vietnam. There was finally enough pushback from the people that not only did the US pull it’s troops, but there was an anti war sentiment across the entire nation for at least a decade beyond it.
This is why there’s so much propaganda against our “enemies” these days, to ensure that the people keep seeing them as enemies and not as people.
ZFS ARC, baby!
Set up Immich and move all your photos and videos to it.
You can also run syncthing on your android phone just fine, allowing you to simply mirror everything on it to any file server of your choice.
laughs in FreeBSD
So did many Microprose simulators.
Can’t speak to him, but I have used unix-like software since the 1990s.
The entire UNIX philosophy boils down to one simple fact. Everything is a file.
This makes maintenance a breeze as no special tools are needed.
You don’t need to install anything to read log files.
You can pull a hard drive from a dead system, and just read all the logs.
Most of systemd is just a solution in search of a problem.
More like “China lies” about everything.