bikegremlin
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- Relja Novović a.k.a. Bike Gremlin - https://www.bikegremlin.com/about/
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(Quote) None whatsoever. If it gets the job done - great.
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(Quote) A brief discussion about benchmarks: https://io.bikegremlin.com/18172/questions/#comment-397
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I've edited-out the double-bandwidth/storage/whatever stuff. Next time I see such offers, I'll just delete the whole offer. DM/PM is fine. Provider's support portal ticket is fine. But no encouraging of posts just to get bonuses/benefits, as it is …
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(Quote) The new CEO of Google, R. Daneel Olivaw, says AI taking our jobs is still decades away. (Image)
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(Quote) Opinions are divided. This is the relevant discussion (and vote results) that preceeded the rules change.
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(Quote) It is the spirit of the times. I see more and more such managers.
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(Quote) I’ve edited out that from the offer and moved all the spam/order id posts to the bin.
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(Quote) Briefly put: Providers: Don't encourage spam, i.e. require customers to post a comment in order to get benefits ("double bandwidth" and similar stuff). Customers: don't spam the offer threads. Use them to post questions related to…
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I've removed the double bandwidth bullshit - and I recommend any tests or reviews to be posted in separte thread(s).
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(Quote) That is my impression too. Raspberry Pi makes sense for controllers and similar things where low power consumption and compact size are more important.
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If it helps anyone - I got a 12 TB Seagate IronWolf Pro (my German - Amazon.de affiliate link) for about $270. The picture says "Pro", the description doesn't, but I got the Pro allright. Passed all the stress tests, and has been working …
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At this point, after having checked out the prices of mini PCs and touch-screen large screens, we are considering going down that route (with a couple of thousand $ for a screen, saving $100 on the "computer"/computer won't make much of a …
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(Quote) Double opt in is a good idea regardless of the stubid GDPR. Having said that, it makes more sense for newsletter subscriptions and similar. For a contact form, it is more important to provide good spam & bot protection. WPforms works n…
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Removed the offer over the $7 limit.
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Well, I have managed to install an Apache web server and PHP. PhpMyAdmin install was a bit problematic, but that probably won't be needed anyway. MySQL might have been installed properly, but I haven't tested that. The unit does overheat in the or…
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(Quote) This is still in the "draft" version. Nothing is defined, nor set in stone. Roughly: the idea is to run a simple map "website" (PHP, but no DB) for users via a big touch screen (so, one user at a time). Maybe it will be c…
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(Quote) It is intended to run offline, locally, connected to a big screen for some presentation/service.
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(Quote) No idea. It's on my desk, and I'm supposed to make it run. LOL. Will probably connect it to a monitor in the morning and give it a go if possible. It has a HDMI outlet and USB ports.
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After having been using Ubuntu + Gnome for a while: It can work, but it sucks compared to Mint + Cinnamon. It doesn't suck bad enough for me to do a new Mint install, but with hindsight, I would have installed Mint right away.
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The last offer ("VPS - 4096") is above the $7 p/m limit. I've edited the offer to remove the item. Relja