Wouldn’t it be a shame if someone accidentally crushed that pipe shut with a trackhoe.

AV1 playback can get pretty choppy on a Core 2 Duo. Is the AV2 decoder even more efficient?

Hopefully that server has IPMI.

Yes, you can use the --sponsorblock-mark parameter to add chapter marks around the segments and the --sponsorblock-remove parameter to cut the segments out of the video. I would suggest adding them to the config file for yt-dlp so you don’t have to add the parameters and all of the categories to the command every time.

Mpv doesn’t use the download function of yt-dlp, so those options won’t work with mpv. You have to install the script for that.

That skips the youtube ads, but it will still have the sponsored segments that the uploaders put in their videos unless you install the SponsorBlock script for mpv.

SponsorBlock will skip most of the sponsored segments in youtube videos. It’s pretty much required if you want to watch youtube now.

Have you tried using a different DNS server? The one you’re using could be blocking it. Try using DNS over HTTPS.

They are both owned by United Internet.

You can try mail.com or gmx.com. They didn’t require a phone when I signed up.

Any IoT type devices should be on their own network where internet access is by whitelist only. They should only have access to what they need to function and nothing more. Ideally, they should all be used with self hosted services so internet access is not needed.

At least the AI hasn’t figured out a way to install browser toolbars yet.

There are a number of videos online of escalators breaking and going down at high speed.

8GB graphics cards, it it 2016 again?

I use global addresses for everything. ULA is the equivalent of the private networks like 10.0.0.0/8 on IPv4. It doesn’t need a static IP. ULA will work without any internet connection. If you run an IPv6 only network, it would be a good idea to set up ULA so you can access your local devices if the internet goes down.

I only use SLAAC on my network because DHCPv6 is not well supported. My router does use DHCPv6 to get a prefix from the ISP though.

On Android, enable private DNS and set it to dns.adguard-dns.com.

I probably used a couple of those on some of my old sites.

And just how do they expect to prevent people from updating the open source firmware on their devices?

Some games stay full of bugs until the modders step in and fix it themselves.

Save your money for the independent creators that actually deserve it. The big corporations don’t deserve a single cent.

There are a number of good FOSS options like OPNsense, OpenWrt, and IPFire. That article looks like an ad for some commercial software.