Ha! I thought that's what it was.
xylene
joined 2 years ago
Another vote here for Garmin. A few years ago, I sat down and read the major brands' privacy policies cover to cover, and Garmin's was the most reasonable. It was the right compromise for me between privacy and utility...but I do feel like I should have another privacy policy reading party sometime soon and make sure the equation hasn't changed.
Nay. I follow TheDude on this one
Nay
My feelings are privacy and chill vibes related.
I like this idea a lot. I would have voted aye before reading TheDude's thoughtful (as always) commentary.
Joke aside, what an awesome sight. Can't wait for the next launch!
If you haven't checked out Tailscale, you should!
Ah, sorry! I think you're right about it being a propagation thing.
I think your link is wrong (that's the one that causes Archive.org to try a new capture). I got it working with this:
She's built like a steakhouse, but she handles like a bistro!
...come to think of it, I quote Zap an awful lot.
Dude I've gone full circle on this one, and I currently am on the Synology train and life is easy.
It feels like I've had a bit of everything at some point. Clarkconnect, Windows Home Server, straight Ubuntu, Unraid, FreeNAS, some garbage on my router...
... Synology stuff is super well designed, easy to use, and widely supported. I spent some time chasing privacy options, but other than that it has been zero hassle and high reliability.