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“We finally got internet. It took about six weeks from the initial point of contact with the ISP (Bezeq) until we had an actual connection The technician they sent to us was an incompetent fool. The first time he came, there wasn’t a line properly run to the house.
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We have finally moved to our new place. Unfortunately, there is no fiber as previously mentioned, but currently, there is basically no internet at all. The ISP is coming Feb 11 hopefully but until then I am hot-spotting a 3g connection from my phone outside. So for now I’m
Tech ramblings of the (HR, Day,Week,Month)
So while working on my pc I seemed to have shorted out my Mobo and GPU . I was planning on upgrading from my 3600XT to a 5700x . Since I blew everything up I didn’t end up going that route and had to buy a new Mobo and CPU . Ended
Site Update
A late welcome to 2024. This year I will be taking the 100 days to offload challenge. Basically the goal is to write 100 posts in 1 year. I found this concept through the “old Internet” which you can read about here. For that reason I am experimenting with having
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I hated school. I still hate school. The more kids I talk to the more useless school seems. Here are some Youtube Channels that actually gave me life skills that I should have been taught in school or by adults in my life.I will not be including niche tech
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I am not sure how I originally stumbled upon Joel Chrono’s blog, but I am happy I did. Through his website I have found a whole sphere of small blogs like this one. From this page on his site I found the concept of a blogroll which is basicly
Android
So after my Samsung a52s randomly bootlooped into oblivion I purchased a Poco f5. This modder’s guide will probably get way fewer updates than previous guides as I am way more busy. Thus it will be focused on stability above all else. The modders guide follows my journey so
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Here is a completely unscientific benchmark of my current storage drives. A la LTT, watch GamersNexus calling them out here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGW3TPytTjc&t=1s . I use a Ramdisk for Lightroom. *should say DDR4 but I am LTT
Back to the Basics
Make sure to use a VPN on public Wi-Fi. Even though most sites have HTTPS, which prevents most attacks, a few are still possible. The two most common would be: Man in the Middle – which, contrary to popular belief, is not completely prevented by HTTPS. Session hijacking – which is basically
Technology
When we upgraded to fiber internet, I was excited to have lightning-fast upload speeds. However, I soon discovered that Backblaze, my online backup provider, was not taking full advantage of my new upload speed. After doing some research, I found that the location of my Backblaze server was in the
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https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/feb/27/gen-z-tech-shame-office-technology-printers?CMP=GTUK_email The most no shit sherlock moment ever. Are you even human if you dont hate printers. Credit to this reddit thread for making my day. https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/11f4mfv/breaking_news_genz_hates_printers_
Windows
I am beyond enraged. I had a different issue causing me to revert to one of my older Windows images. Everything was working fine until I realized I couldn’t see my SMB shares, which I use as a NAS. After messing around for hours with firewalls, NetBIOS, among other