Thank you.

I wish there was one article that had all this info instead of basically nothing like the CTV article -_-

I would probably pay for a news site that provided simple and verifiable information and links elsewhere like that rather than wordy writeups and crappy summaries or stolen videos.

I was worried enough about buying a used car in five years, thanks. Nov I have to worry about having the shit infotainment systems that were disappearing on top of having to pay a subscription to release my parking breaks??

FYI the picture doesn’t match the data given on the page; I went with the data by both sexes rather than the picture.

No, we are the 20th. Order by life expectancy both sexes, count down, next page, count down. We are 20th. The picture doesn’t agree with the data so I am using the data on the page rather than the picture.

21st? Isn’t it 20th by both sexes?

But yes, I read the picture like a derp so updated the title. :|

Nope, counted down the column wrong. More like a couple dozen so I changed the title.

If you sort the search results by life expectancy both sexes, Canada is twentieth.

It’s pretty silly to through around credentials.

Here’s a video of an OLED TV updating in slow motion. The pixels are on in between updates so it really doesn’t matter how fast it’s updating it’s not going to cause headaches or any of the problems that we used to associate with strobing style displays. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=54E3uUEryZM

No, I meant what I said. The article says “hz” and so do other phone manufacturers offering the same feature. It may be marketing wank or technically incorrect but that’s what it’s referred to as.

But, hz of a monitor is not like a car blinker or CRT televisions where it’s off in between the updates. It is on in between the updates, it’s just not the new image. In which case it doesn’t matter how slow your performing the updates because the pixels are just on with a static picture in between the updates.

They might mean down to 1hz like some smart phones do, to save battery.

Ditto. I guess they both just hate this particular accent ¯_(ツ)_/¯

Mm, I agree. It’s not that interesting until someone has verified it.

Hehe. We don’t even have open access to our banking data. I would be floored if we did anything of the sort in the next 10-15 years. The only “new” thing in our banking is those Neo and Koho “banks” that run entirely on Mastercard and Visa and are missing even standard banking features.

The .org is down for me but .si isn’t. It wouldn’t surprise me if the Spotify download triggered some legal proceedings and resulted in a DNS name being blocked.

Yikes. Ukraine and Russia fighting and China wanting to expand as well.

HexOS(TrueNAS) + Headscale(Tailscale). Then Emby or whatever existing tool on it.

Though he can probably never return to Russia given their history of quietly wiping people out; if he ever wanted to, he’s probably on a list now.

TrueNAS supports cloud backups on a schedule to Backblaze; easy to setup, failure alerts. Then with Syncthing or the like you can have a 2nd copy of data on another computer.

I keep anything of importance replicated to most of my devices all the time (photographs are on laptop, server, phone, documents on all three and a media machine encrypted with version history). Then the server does snapshots for easy data recovery back in time, and a cloud backup nightly to Backblaze for off-site-ness.

HexOS is not cheap, but it’s a nice wrapper around TrueNAS. It supports a simple interface for just enough to cover most simple use cases. Then you can drop into TrueNAS if you want something more advanced.

They also don’t get soggy and dissolve when mixed with dressing the way I imagine normal bread would.

Though I would love to help, I’m no better with a list of unfinished projects :| I could help setup something over a call at one point but I am probably not a good person to keep you accountable.

I use TrueNAS (HexOS) to host Immich (Google Photos), Paperless NGX (Google Drive sort of), Headscale (Tailscale VPN), Syncthing file sync, Backblaze cloud backups, Emby, etc.