Yeah, the “Boys” are 7 and 9 pounds, and my little lady is 11.
Yeah, the “Boys” are 7 and 9 pounds, and my little lady is 11.
That’s a fair assessment. I can’t be around the bunnies all the time to train them. I’d send picture of my buns, but my partner has asked me to keep them off socials. They are two big red New Zealand mixes, and the third bun is a New Zealand/Flemish mix.
That’s sweet. I’ve got 2 farm rescues that I “acquired” in a marriage, and 1 shelter rescue. Poor shelter bun had been there for 2 years.
Unfortunately, I can’t free-roam the bunnies. I’m actually allergic to them, so they have to be contained in a room to reduce dander in the house, but they have big x-pens instead of cages, and we let them out one at a time for about a half hour each night.
That’s fricken adorable. I have 3 right now and they ignore about 12 different commands.
My bunnies disagree with you.
Just charge it and use it. Recharging and discharging the battery shortens the life of the battery. In an ideal world, you would charge the laptop battery to 50% and then never charge or use it again, but that’s makes your battery fucking useless.
So use your laptop. My advice is to keep it plugged in as much as possible. Most laptops (even 10 years ago) can run directly off the wall power, which stops the battery from degrading (as fast) as older laptops where they were constantly powered by the battery, and the charger just kept it topped off.
Most of the battery advice you hear is just voodoo bullshit, or it makes a very small difference in the overall life of the battery. Just use your computer like normal.
Gotta love it when edge users try to tell me “It’s not that bad” and “It’s based on chrome now”.
Those aren’t exactly selling points…
Had to go into the office twice just to turn on a computer. 3rd time I went to each machine and enabled wake-on-lan.
Also set backup devices to automatically turn on at 2 in the morning, so if they crashed, I could just wait until the next day, if the machines didn’t boot themselves then I had a real problem.
Doorbell is wireless, from temu, and is missing FCC compliance sticker.
Just a hunch.
Yeah, Acer is complete junk. Shame they bought gateway and skull fucked that brand into the ground.
Probably a bit of both to be honest. Thanks for clarifying.
This is the way. Although, to clarify, you should assign static IPs on your DHCP server, which for most SOHO networks, that’s going to be your router.
If you assign statics on your hosts, your DHCP server will assign them the preferred address if available, but if it’s already assigned then the DHCP server is going to give your device the middle finger and assign them whatever the fuck it wants.
Are you assigning the static address on your pi, or are you assigning a static address on the router?
Yes. I use it for my PiHole and Wireguard VPN.
I’ll add here that not only can you setup your pi to block ads, but you can also host your own VPN on it at the same time. So now I can block ads with mine, even when I’m not at home.
Stop, you’re scaring me.