For me it’s either 600m to a small corner shop or about 1.1km to a larger store.

I do 3km periodically for another store, but I wouldn’t do it in 30c weather. I’m barely willing to exercise in 25c weather.

Cat6 jacks are slightly different in their layout and crimping.

They’re 100% compatible with all your existing ports, however they do require a cat6 compatible crimper which crimps slightly deeper than on cat5.

So likely you’re having trouble because the pins are not deep enough and are preventing the jack from being insertable.

TL:DR, you can’t. Use it logged out or use a VPN server from a country where they don’t do it (yet).

I have never gone from so stupidly excited when that portal lit up to exceptionally disappointed when the dungeons text appeared on screen… I felt so played.

I’m a fan of OTP Auth.

It’s been reliable, supports local and cloud backup / exporting, is simplistic in use and has a strong privacy policy.

Just started on the Witcher series. Went pretty cheap on the steam winter sale. Looking forward to it.

I use FreeCAD, Fusion, and Solidworks. I don’t love freecad as it’s unintuitive and clunky. Solidworks is powerful and okay but I often find myself fighting with it.

Fusion, so far has been the one I like most, but it doesn’t run on Linux which forces me to keep my MacBook around. The collaboration features in fusion are good and it handles step files way better than solidworks does.

I know Rhino is really good for the price, so maybe consider testing it out. I believe the licensing is perpetual.

I’ve actually just ordered one for myself as they officially support third party operating systems. I intend to be setting up unraid on it.

Having recently moved to Europe due to the political situation and level of threat to me and my family back in my home country, I can definitely say it can work out extremely well.

I now live in the first world where I’m actually cared for as a human being by the laws and regulations.

But ultimately it’s your prerogative to determine the course of action that suites your goals and desires.

+1 for Unraid, as it’s what I use, but truenas I believe has array options which support your plans no problem. It’ll do a similar software raid solution which allows you to modify the drive pool later on.

I don’t disagree, just knowing Microsoft, I’m always a bit wary when things get announced in this manner. I certainly hope it comes to Java soon.

Thanks for the share.

I am by no means an advanced user when it comes to this kind of stuff but just mentioning Tailscale as an option if it fits your use case. It effectively gives you site to site tunneling with the option of zero trust controls, and is extremely simple to configure to work in what I believe is your intended use case.

I’d give it a read through and see if it works for you.

I personally use crafty controller in a docker container on my NAS and it’s been relatively solid. There’s a bit of learning up front, but it works well once you understand it.

Not sure if your intention is to keep things local or not, but I’ve previously used backblaze personal backup. It’s really good and checks a lot of boxes.

I don’t know if it fits your use case, but it’s a great solution at a decent price.

I use GitHub to authenticate. It’s easy enough and signup on GitHub is straightforward.

Leaving this here because it’s free and potentially solves your issue.

Snapdrop.net

It works similarly to airdrop and the only requirement is that the site is open on both devices on the same network.

I use it in tandem with proton, so the quantity of emails going to iCloud are less, however I’ve not experienced this kind off issue with either.

Generally if a service is going to have issues with SL, it’s at the point when you provide the email that it says it’s invalid (likely due to the domain being on a black list to prevent use of the service)

Yea I held out on 3 until I could get 1&2 so I can get the whole story.

Personally a big enjoyer of TravelGeek. Great comedy and very interesting topics. There is no talking though.. only subtitles.