My own theory is racism. Other countries in the Americas are not overseer with ancestry. But bigotry against Scots, Irish, Italians, Africans, Chinese, Polish, etc. ran / run rampant.

Jeez, are there people the English didn’t hate? I wonder if the overall disdain for other people the English had in the 1800s wasn’t what was carried over to the new world and festered into this.

They’re puzzled - as am I - on why such a glaring spec failure was chosen by the OpenWRT team.

Fair enough. You can keep your partition and run your VM from there, btw.

Unsupported hardware

Arcane incantations to get your system to look like a system

Still bloated

At this point, I’m assuming you don’t like yourself very much.

GnuCash running locally on my PC. Had worked for me for about 25 years.

👍

Compared to Z2? Not according to the link they just provided.

Why RAID 10 and not RAID-z2?

If you don’t have a spare drive to copy the contents, how do you do backup?

So it’s kind of an ebook reader of sorts?

Right?! If you’re going through the all trouble of mass producing the modules, etc., make them worth it. As it is, it’s a bunch of expensive squares.

You’d be surprised to know how much of the world’s manufacturing infrastructure still uses it.

What’s the alternative? Ignore the CoC and ask “pwetty pwease don’t do it again?”

No, them’s the rules, you play by them or you don’t play at all.

An apology is a necessary but not sufficient requirement. Reincidence will likely get him booted, apologies or not.

If he can’t abide by his own rules, then what are the rules for?

Nice

I’d add a dead man switch thing that, if the laptop doesn’t get the key in X days, it erases the safe partition anyway. Of course the company would want all that data backed up in their servers all the time.

• sed requires both ( and )characters to be escaped (in ERE mode), whereas grep and awkdon’t require ) to be escaped.
• sed requires { to be escaped (in ERE mode) even if it isn’t part of a valid quantifier syntax, whereas grep and awk don’t require escaping. For example, you’d need \{a} in sed whereas {a} is enough for the other two.
• In BRE mode, grep and sed don’t require ^ and $ to be escaped if they are used away from their customary positions.

Fuck that.

Edit: I’m not complaining about the the page, it looks nice and polished. It’s the inconsistencies among the GNU tools in handling regex that grind me.

Since we’re open sourcing your comment (🇨🇳 our comment, comrade), may I suggest you split the list? A lot of the services are things that can run on an SBC but OP already has extra computing power on a mini PC, so are likely better hosted there. A subset of them offer clear benefits being hosted in a small appliance.

Edit: to be clear, I’m thinking OP wouldn’t consider items 7-13 a strong enough case to spin a separate machine.

Add to the list running a Kodi home theater box.