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Blocking packets on your firewall isn't going to stop them from arriving in the first place. If someone manages to flood your internet connection there's very little you can do to change that. And there's very little processing power involved...

What happens if you install the system on a different computer and switch over the disc? The problem might be the USB booting.

The length of the dipole (or any other antenna) is related to the frequency of the signal, in other words the signal's wavelength (inverse of the frequency). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dipole_antenna

The length of the dipole (or any other antenna) is related to the frequency of the signal, in other words the signal's wavelength (inverse of the frequency). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dipole_antenna

Ok, after reading the thread again - please try to disable the TPM chip in BIOS. Not only secure boot. Not only disable AHCI, but ACPI (maybe that gets some progress).

I would suggest things like FreeDOS (absolute minimum requirements) and Haiku.

balanga Play with the gain setting(s) on your SDR app. Some programs display them separately as LNA, VGA and Mixer. Others offer a single slider than manages all three. This is, of course, separate from the audio output gain (volume). As gain...

Since the invention of the powersaw, wood no longer cuts without one. -- Seems like a resonable argument.

Sounds like an unfortunate situation, but without knowing what the communication even looked like, let alone the technical fallout - I'd be very careful to NOT pass any political judgement. No, I don't follow the development of FreeBSD or the...

Euerka I have Davinci Resolve 21 working with Cuda in a Podman container Using my freebsd-cuda project https://github.com/NapoleonWils0n/freebsd-cuda I havent pushed the Davinci Resolve Podman container to github yet i have 1 or 2 things to...

XigmaNAS is a great turnkey NAS based on FBSD. I have mine in ZFS2 config with six drives. Web based GUI does all the NAS control you need.

Those in Europe can probably tell you something about operational extremes this last week. A reliable and durable system needs to be well ventilated. That usually means fans blowing directly over the bits that get hot. Also, now is the time to...

I recommend a vanilla PC mainboard with AMD Ryzen (probably DDR4 now) that supports ECC memory. Most flexibility, you can plug in a 10 Gb ethernet card or more SATA ports.

I had more luck with adding platform: linux/amd64 after each mention of a image seems to the compose file when using them.

Just picking a website at random such as https://www.redfin.com/city/30756/GA/Atlanta I'm wondering if any packages here can provide what is needed.

I was browsing through https://www.drupal.org/project/drealty I will need to install Drupal to see what this gives me. I appreciate that Drupal provides a very powerful framework and I may well 90% of my requirements are provided by...

Using the smallest elements seems counter intuitive to someone like me who has no understanding on how to maximise reception. Does your advice have any advice on radio reception. What I can't understand is why the FM Radio app on my tiny...

Again, the trick is to build a DDR4 platform, not DDR5. Especially if you want a good amount of RAM.

You should link to an existing website that is similar to what you imagine you need. That allows much more specific answers.

Thanks.

Bug submitted.

Simplest way: NAS = file server.

If you are building a Serious NAS you need a Motherboard & CPU that supports ECC memory. it does not need to be big or fast, as the slowest critical component is likely your 1 Gbit/s ethernet port. While...

64gb of ECC will sell over $700 due to huge AI demand. Ouch My big Xeon was a throwaway medical station. SuperMicro board, 128gb of ECC and several SSD. My NAS is on a lesser Xeon and SuperMicro with ZFS2 and six 4tb disks, which is already...

Sounds like an unfortunate situation, but without knowing what the communication even looked like, let alone the technical fallout - I'd be very careful to NOT pass any political judgement. No, I don't follow the development of FreeBSD or the...

To me something like python, one has to stop and think. pkg audit looks at installed packages but does not have knowledge of "are they in use". So the user/sysadmin needs to look at the CVEs and figure out if they actually apply. If your system...

I use a random desktop PSU to power the Pi and HDD :p (post; 12V/yellow + GND spliced to a barrel end for the USB adapter, 5V/red on 2 5V pins + 1 GND) Not sure if this is the same adapter, but the one I use looks like this...

there is also zedless - in case you don't like zed's direction.

I have been using rtl_433 to for years to get data from 433 MHz sensors (mainly temperature and / or moisture) into Home Assistant. It does so by sending the sensor data to a mqtt server (running on the same machine as Home Assistant). Both have...

I found a procedure on the Framework forums that got the 15.1-RELEASE memstick installer booting. Documenting overview here for posterity. 1. Download installer image, verify integrity, and image a thumbdrive with it. 2. Shut down the Framework...

Simplest way: NAS = file server.

FWIW, that kind of configuration works fine for me. Also, I use https://github.com/pbkhrv/rtl_433-hass-addons/tree/main/rtl_433_mqtt_autodiscovery app/add-on for the discovery information. To me, it's more convenient that the python script.

Yeah, they run on 16.0-CURRENT now :D (details); 2 are static text and the rest PHP/MySQL I used to use Joomla for a landing page, but a Node.js module didn't support FreeBSD (Cypress iirc); I tried Drupal a few times years ago and it might be a...

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Yes, I'm one of those persons that aren't happy unless they're on the latest release.

I have a 10TB HDD formatted UFS on USB SATA to a RPi4 with 16.0-CURRENT doing fine, and before that it was on USB to a Pro/CAD ATI FireGL laptop (same HDD was fine years single-partition ext4 Linux and NTFS Windows). USB's more consistent from...

My advice was, get yourself some "old" used machine. If you don't find one in your attic you may get one on a garage sale, second hand shop...for 20...100 bucks. Any working x86 midi or big tower not 30 years old will do. 8 GB RAM would be...

It's been a while since I tried, but I thought that only applied when creating a new mirror/array. It might be my memory, but I didn't think that ZFS was so considerate when replacing a failed drive with one that rounded to be a bit shorter.

I was involved with the St. Louis Chess Club and Museum which is known around the world. They use Drupal. It can handle anything but it's large and can be complicated. My company used postgreSQL for everything and it's a wise choice. If your...

I recommend a vanilla PC mainboard with AMD Ryzen (probably DDR4 now) that supports ECC memory. Most flexibility, you can plug in a 10 Gb ethernet card or more SATA ports.

In the case of a rounding error of difference, ZFS already does the right thing, as its metaslabs are all the same size, usually 16 GB, so any fractional remainder won't get used and won't cause a problem if the new drive is a few sectors shorter.

You are watching a recording of the live stream. The individual talks will be posted as separate videos once the team of volunteers has time to cut the recordings and stitch the feeds together etc.

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DeepFilterNet remove background from an existing audio file or use the ladspa plugin with your microphone, Jack, Ardour and OBS Studio My new audio setup with Jack, Ardour, Deepfilternet, Linux Studio Plugins and OBS Studio Im using...

Small NAS case with Intel N100 inside - https://aliexpress.com/item/1005011838208405.html - with 2 x 12TB disks in ZFS mirror you have everything You need. When it comes to software - Sylve or XigmaNAS as xVault seem quite inactive sine some...

Good choice, solid base. Any filesystem would be able to do this. Has very little to do with the filesystem. Gigabit ethernet is probably fast enough. And I'm assuming your home network doesn't have 10, 25, 40 or 100 Gigabit/s switch ports...

Getting python 3.12 on 15.1-RELEASE now. The only problem is that it breaks wee-slack, a program that allows you to use weechat with slack. I opened an issue at wee-slacks github, they generally get things fixed quickly. And probably doesn't...

Space also has it's own weather phenomenons to worry about. https://www.spaceweather.gov/

A lot could be solved if IM services would be forced to provide a standardized API for all functionality - audio, video, contacts, conferencing, everything.