[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 12 points 3 weeks ago

Or just order water? It’s free for you, but costs the company money, while not making it difficult for the employees. Doing what you suggested is all around shitty for the workers who are just trying to get through their day and earn a wage, as well as the people in line wanting a drink. The company will not be affected in any way with your suggestion.

I’ve been boycotting the company for years now, even the items you can get in grocery stores (since at least some of them are made by Nestle, so double boycott points). Anytime anyone suggests we grab starbucks, I offer an alternative and we end up trying a local coffee shop or other non-terrible franchise.

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 2 points 3 weeks ago

Yep, so demoralizing for the driver.

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 6 points 3 weeks ago

They are, this is talking about the likely replacement of Logan for the remainder of the 2024 season.

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 4 points 1 month ago

Merci! Le château de Fougères est proche de la route que je prends. Je vous rendrai visite à coup sûr !

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 4 points 1 month ago

Ohhh I thought it looked familiar! I play the board game inspired but it often and it’s on my bucket list to visit there! Another time though. Thank you!!

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 4 points 1 month ago

Je m’excuse, mon français n’est pas bien. Je visite la Normandie et la Bretagne ce mois-ci. Le château sur la première photo est-il proche ?

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 48 points 1 month ago

Similar situation here. Lots of ghosting, or unmatching the day of a scheduled date. Had two dates in the last few months of using the apps. First woman was about 15 years older than her pics. Not unattractive by any means, but felt lied to from the get go. The other, let’s just say she had some work done after most recent pics, and the surgeon shouldn’t be practicing.

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 1 points 1 month ago

I feel like it should be “Jean”, non? If it was a Fiat or an Alfa Romeo, Giovanni would be a great fit. Maybe you have your own context or reasoning though ☺️.

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 3 points 2 months ago

A well deserved golf clap to you sir.

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 3 points 3 months ago

Cool idea!

I was going to mention a few games to check out but they were all already mentioned, so I will suggest the one that wasn't brought up, Star Crusader. Space combat game with a great story, fun game play, high replay value, and great voice acting for a game from 1994. And the ending blew my mind, still remember the moment and my shock to this day. I have my original CD and the jacket in a memorabilia box haha, one of only a handful of things I kept from those days.

https://www.old-games.com/download/2881/star-crusader

[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 8 points 3 months ago
[-] rehydrate5503@lemmy.world 2 points 5 months ago

Ngl I love the smell of a freshly opened package of PLA.

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Hello, I’m planning a rather large trip later this year and have been searching for something to help me plan and organize. I’ve come across a few apps that are not exactly privacy friendly, like TripIt and Wanderlog.

Does anyone know of any self hosted or otherwise open source alternatives to these apps?

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submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by rehydrate5503@lemmy.world to c/linux@lemmy.ml

Hi,

I’ve been running Linux for some time, currently on Nobara and happy. Running it on a 1TB NVME, and a second 1TB NVME drive for extra storage for games, etc., both at gen 3.

I find myself running out of room and just picked up 2TB and 1TB NVME drives, both gen 4, and am thinking as to what the best partition layout would be. The 2x1TB gen 3 will be moved to my NAS as a cache pool.

The PC is used for gaming, photo/video editing and web development.

I guess options would be:

  1. OS on 2TB, and the 1TB for extra storage, call it a day.
  2. OS on 1TB, and the 2TB for extra storage
  3. Divy up the 1TB to have a partition for /, another for /home and another for /var and maybe another for games, then on the 2TB have one big partition for games and scratch disk for videos.
  4. Same as option 3 but swap the drives around.

What would YOU do in this situation? I’m leaning towards option 3 or a variation there of, as it gives versatility to hop to a new distro if I want relatively easy, and one big partition for game storage/video scratch.

My mobo only supports 2xNVME drives unfortunately (regret not spending an extra $60-70 on a better one), but I have a USB-C NVME enclosure that I might use with a a spare 1TB that will be removed from the NAS.

Any thoughts?

Edit: sorry forgot to reply. Thank you all for the input, this was great information and I took a deep dive researching some solutions. I ended up just keeping it simple and went with option 2, with the 1TB as the OS drive and 2TB as additional storage, no additional partitions.

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submitted 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago) by rehydrate5503@lemmy.world to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

Hi everyone,

I’m not sure if this is the right community, but the home networking magazines seem to be pretty dead. I’m a bit green with regard to networking, and am looking for help to see if the plan I’ve come up with will work.

The main image in the post is my current network setup. Basically the ISP modem/router is just a pass through and the 10 Gb port is connected to my Asus router, which has the DHCP server activated. All of my devices, home lab and smart home devices are connected to the Asus router via either Wifi or Ethernet. This works well, but I have many neighbours close by, and with my 30+ wifi devices, I think things aren’t working as well as they could be. I guess you could say one of my main motivations to start messing with this is to clean it up and move all possible devices to Ethernet.

The planned new setup is as follows, but I’m not sure if it’s even possible to function this way.

https://i.postimg.cc/7YftSFt6/IMG-9281.jpg

ISP modem/router > 2.5 Gb unmanaged switch > 2.5 Gb capable devices (NAS, hypervisor, PCs) will connect directly here, along with a 1 Gb managed switch to handle the DHCP > Asus router would connect to the managed switch to provide wifi, and remaining wired devices will all connect to the managed switch as well.

Any assistance would be appreciated! Thanks!

Edit: fixed second image url

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