confrontato coi miliardi che ci hanno guadagnato sopra questi dati, è come se fosse una notizia del genere:

“passante smarrisce una monetina da 50 centesimi mentre sale sulla metro, un fortunato la trova”

I’m sure it’s not a service problem.

People have no problem in paying €500/year to watch 1 match / week only from a single device in a single household

i “fixed” the problem of those fucking bots by blocking everyone except my country

LOL if 4gb of memory is pretty minimal I am curious to know that they think to be resource intensive.

The maximum memory I am willing to allocate to a lxc container dedicated to bookmark management (=something that I access twice a month) is 256mb

This is an ad, so the computer pictured is not fictional, but it’s the HP Mediasmart ex470 (I think this joke book was even bundled with the first units)

They used really shitty processors so it’s ewaste, maybe it can be acquired for cheap and repurposed with some mini itx board

I think it depends by the manufacturer and how they programmed the charger, I got two HP ProBook that almost exclusively got used when plugged in and after a decade they can still last over two hours, instead my Thinkpad t42 with the same usage pattern now just barely holds enough for shutting down the system

About the second question, yes, now for “safety”, only bambu slicer can directly send prints to the a1 mini, it got the enshittification update too.

if you need to buy it, for that budget i’d choose something like an used Lenovo m910q tiny that banks and offices are throwing to the landfill because Microsoft said that everyone needs to buy a new PC. Half the price, similar power consumption (in idle, otherwise much more), much more powerful, comes with nvme and sata slots, hdmi and usb 3

yes and no, unfortunately i need to use banking apps and the product managers who are giving the instructions for the app are complete assholes who put the most draconian detection systems

This is the one with mercury switches, right? Perfect for a kid’s game in the living room

Avere tutto esentasse sotto 800 dollari era una follia (immaginatevi quanti miliardi di evasione fiscale se fosse stato così anche da noi) ma cambiare da un giorno all’altro è follia

1993 and they didn’t update the song for Czechoslovakia?

It can be disabled, right? Right?

That can be fixed easily* with programs like beets

* = the program itself is easy to use, but installing and configuring it, requires a PhD in Linux-Arch-ology

Italian here: one Saturday I start to get lots of downtime notifications

I don’t understand what’s happening, because they come and go, I get hundreds of them

I connect to the server, waste four hours, everything looks ok but pages don’t load? Weird?

I go to sleep without solving the problem

The morning everything looks fine, so I can go to my self hosted news reader and I discover in my feeds that the FUCKING soccer league blocked cloudflare “accidentally”

The best part of our system is that if the block isn’t disputed within a week, then the IP address is permanently banned. Can it be more stupid than that? Do they really think that pirates won’t change their ip address?

We gave the keys of our internet to two litigious copyright trolls

And this exclusively harms honest people because pirates just use a VPN. I saw pirate websites that when accessed from an Italian IP address have some legitimate content, need to access from a VPN. So the block is completely useless

you can install dockge in truenas and then all your docker data is not “locked” inside their application data

my HBA takes 20W at idle

da noi quando hanno variato l’iva sugli ebook dal 22% al 4%, nessun ebook è diminuito di prezzo, anzi è stata presa la palla al balzo per aumentare i prezzi

The way he wrote shows he’s more concerned taking down “pirate” versions of compiled files rather than the trouble of supporting windows users

I’ve worked many hours attempting to get these sites to remove the content, and I’ve managed to remove most of them

easy and effective way to dismiss without argument bugfix requests on operating systems the developer doesn’t care to touch

if you ask $60/year to each user to support an operating system, then it’s better to have first-class support with maximum issue priority

This is the most expensive music player app ever commercialized