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This is a good one. 😂

Too bad those microplastics didn’t end up in your micropenis.

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MAU? Mostly Anal Users? Martian Appalachian Upholstery? Mass Ass Underwear? Missing Alligator Utensils? Moldy Apple Uterus? Massive Arctic Uranus?

I highly recommend npm. It’s also the only one I’ve used, so please keep that in mind.

That’s a massive project that I would like to one day embark on myself. I’m in a ranch with a basement so it should be a breeze. Ha, not! Good luck!

Adding a second vdev today to my primary pool running on Scale. New vdev will be 12TB by 4 wide, with existing at 10TB by 5 wide. Drives are all 7,200 RPM enterprise grade, CRM drives.

May also add a second pool with the drives from my previous build which would be 10TB by 4 wide. These drives are 5,400 RPM so I would not use them in my primary pool.

Also, Noctua sent me a bracket (at no charge) so I can correct the orientation of the CPU fan to be facing front to back (currently left to right). I also have a couple 80mm fans and a 120mm fan to add to the server case. Once all of that is in place I hope to start running Ldarr against my libraries without CPU temps hitting 95°C.

If only this wasn’t asked 50 times in the past 7 days. SEARCH.

Is the P2P component what makes or breaks this platform? It sounds like this is key to its success.

Are PT hosts also part of the P2P network? I could see hosting costs increase dramatically as a result of hosting popular content.

What’s peer tube?

I have never used X/Twitter, quit Facebook 15 years ago, and haven’t touched another Meta product. Reddit got me though, still does. Since most people have no clue what a fediverse is, it will continue to be as popular as IRC and NNTP.

I have an astigmatism in one eye, and it only affects my reading in low light situations.

According to a WSJ article published yesterday, UH’s denial rate is between 7 and 8%.

Inflatables are the worst.

Seriously!? 🤯

Hardly anyone under 21 knows what the fuck Sunny D is.

I read this meme in an anti-semitic voice.

It’s the first part that I don’t agree with. There’s zero reason to not hire a contractor in the first weeks of owning a new place. Assuming due diligence, you should know prior to closing what areas might need attention.