We were tied with US companies for our business, and this year I decided that I was done with that crap, got a VPS, and MXroute for the company email, deployed Next loud, ans we’re saving around 6,500 dollars per year on infrastructure (used to be it cost us 6000 yearly 😁) and nobody Ia trying to upsell us on shit we don’t need or want.
Drop them all, they’re just expensive garbage anyway.
A company owned by Morgan Stanley and vlackrock trying to say Linux is unsecure. Fuck that.
Apparently Valve allows each developer/publisher to post their own games of sale, albeit some enforcements across the board.
We’re on the same boat. After having everything from the Atari 2600, ColecoVision, Intelevision, all the way to the PS5,this is where consoles die for me.
I’m waiting for a slight ‘breeze’ in my wallet to build my own Bazzite driven “Steam Machine” and calling it a day.
I got the Earfun Air Pro 4 about a year or so ago on sale (I think about 45 dollars) and have never looked back. The app works without having to create an account or sign in, they sound great (for sub-100 dollars earbuds, but I’ve never paid more than that so have nothing to compare to), the noise cancelling is brilliant too.
The only issue I’m having over the last couple of months is that the battery on the earphones (but not on the case) seem to be draining a bit faster now. I’m guessing that’s to be expected, as I use them all the time, but thought it was worth mentioning.
Yup, I have it installed in my OPNSense and together they make a fucking fortress
This is seriously interesting. Thank you.
Could you share the implementation and architecture with us (minus all the PII, of course).
I have a network closet that runs 2 - 3 cat 6a cables (3 if there’s an AP in that room, 2 if not) to each room in the house plus all the CCTV cameras oitside (direct to frigate in Home Assistant, with Coral TPU and all that good stuff), so it could be I don’t have to run more wires (maybe the USB, sound like a solid idea).