How is the cpu below ambient temperature?

Flur means hallway (it is at the ceiling)

How did you get your drive temps into home assistant?

*Deutschland wird schmelzen 🥲

Ouch, I will defenelty check on the system temps once I get home. Although I can’t really shut the whole thing off, maybe I can at least spin down the drive pool and kill all containers relying on that.

I hobestly don’t know how much of this temperature is the server and how much is just it beeing in a badly ventilated spot under the ceiling.

I don’t really do disk spindown as they are active most of the time anyways (Zfs spends most of the time scrubbing).

This is less about the increase during the last 24 hours and more about the current temp+expected increase.

States the information is in cleartext but then explains how everything is encrypted (in transit).

That’s not how I understood it. The message context is allways encrypted in transit (using a novel encryption scheme). The auth_key_id however is not encrypted. And that can be used to track users as it is s(semi-)static.

Not in my experience, no. That’s why I am surprised.

And if you are wonder why I didn’t just go to BestBuy, I live in a car-centric city and I don’t have easy access to a car, and carrying big electronics in public transit is just asking for someone to mug you.

Is that actually an issue in the US?

Use wsl?

Been using Strato (subsidiary of IONOS) for a few years now as well and got no complaints. Plus its only 12€/a for a .de or .eu domain.

Love the file description

I think we are using linux very differently. Mine is two and one of those was a dead ssd.

If you want a nicer looking (though less feature complete) app I can really recommend Lissen.

You wouldn’t download and install a random .exe

I think you overestimate most people wrt computer knowledge.

Plus sometimes you don’t have a choice in what you install. I recently had to install Kind for a class I was taking and their only install options on linux are just that: downloading binaries and moving them to /bin.

So only the dog?

Lots of install instructions are based on commands. If you know what they are doing, you might be able to replace them, but then you already understand them, so…

And having a unified clippboard is just so convenient

You can predefine keywords/phrases, yes. But there are many other options. You can tag different documents based on how they wherer ingressed (which e-Mail they came/were sent to from for example). I have it set up so that my scanner has a few different quick action buttons which atomatically upload the documents into different folders (think bills, helthcare, bank, etc.) Then paperless tags and sorts them based on those folders.

I also does machine-learning when enabled which works ok in my experience.