Fucking people are wild.

Fuck Apple and Microshit

😂

What price range would this fall under in comparison to some of the moderate levels of pen craftmanship?

This kind of intrigues me. I may give it a shot. What is a good decent pen for say 20 dollars. Smooth, thin line. Say. 5 or so.

I’m in the pen losing crowd. I can’t tell if you guys are serious and I need a more expensive pen or not. 100 dollars is too rich for me though. But this logic sort of makes sense.

Clickers are why my pants and pockets have ink all in them. Twist for life.

OP asking the real questions! Also just ducking glad to see something not news or politics related. My gosh it’s overwhelming today.

I have never seen this. Been in many drug stores. Walmart does this. But not any drug stores I’ve seen.

This is mid stage at best. We could be ultra taxed down to pennies as a civilization, and I don’t fully mean taxes just cost of living/food, cost of goods, medical, etc. Living like the movie Elysium.

Draineage and runoff are so underrated. Thanks for this type of post. All good info when most focus on opsec and intenet based concepts.

General security and privacy enhancements. Nothing threat specific as that can be handled seperate to this post.

Hardware recommendations such as Model and brands? Software recommendations brands/FLOSS? Thanks for the lengthy insights I will definitely pass it on. Simple is best. I believe everything will be tied into Home Assistant. Amongst other self hosted solutions.

Same with the Fast&Furious it used to be about import vs muscle and real street racing. Then it became jumping hyper cars from falling buildings to the next building over and turned to shit. Like most over milked series.

Perhaps this idea is way way overkill and a going to a consistent headache. I am trying to simplify between devices and data. This idea is looking like a labor of love and I’m more into using the tools for what they are rather than always tinkering and working. I’m at the age where shit just needs to work. Some sort of remote desktop, or NAS or a combo might be the better easier route.

Wild. You would think they would have restructured somehow rather than banking on investor money in hopes that doesn’t dry up and to be net loss for 18 years just goes to show there is too much dumb money in the system at play.

SSDs for fast transfers, and then maybe use HDDs for large slow stuff? I’m afraid transferring things are too slow on a HDD but I’ve never used a NAS. So I’m unsure of what determines transfer speeds I mean network speed has to play a role but read and write speed as well. I’ve had HDDs in several PCs and their just ungodly slow to do file transfers and game on but large sizes are cheaper. So I was asking essentially which storage type is best for fast NAS speeds? And what is a good setup to start with as far as software and hardware?

Was this functioning at a good performance level? Remote setups are sometimes finnicky and unresponsive or very delayed. I really like this idea and setup a NAS to go along with it for the other devices. 1 or 2 devices is all I want to connect. I’m very interested if this is of good performance.

Do you know of a way to make it less laggy and more responsive? Working remotely sucks atleast with my past experiences. Otherwise I love the idea. I think it my best easier to setup a NAS and just deal with a little hassle transferring files back and forth. I’m super aggravated dealing with 10 devices everyday I’m trying to simplify everything possible.

So what was your end solution? I love the idea of remote desktops but it always seems it’s laggy, basically the issues you described. I’ve tried stuff like teams, and some other legit remote connection software but it never was smooth flowing. Resonsiveness is sort of the killer to this or it would be awesome.