Em Adespoton

All my hardware supports IPv6; my router and modem support IPv6; my ISP supports IPv6.

And yet… I can’t use IPv6 because my ISP won’t turn it on if your modem is in bridge mode; they want to control the entire stack before they’ll let me use it. They only route it from their own hardware.

Outlook: redundant dysfunctionality

I thought the ADL had done a pretty good job of discrediting itself?

After what happened in China when motorcycles were legalized, I think I’d want to wait a while before going anywhere that flying cars were being ised.

The encryption is so if someone breaks in and takes off with your hardware, they don’t get your data too.

Of course, my backup software encrypts anyway, so I don’t bother to do volume encryption.

I just got a cheap Beelink minipc and slapped external HDDs on it — comes with a decent SSD inside and a slot for SATAIII drive inside too.

I’m running Debian on it, but FreeNAS/TrueNAS Community would have worked as well.