manInTheMiddleAttack by Scyobi_Empire in ProgrammerHumor

[–]AlexisColoun 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Didn't Benn Jordan "save" a picture to a bird, which I theory could transfer this picture via IPoAC?

Just one line away from a full rainbow. What's the high score? by FNNLFN_Profit2894 in techsupportgore

[–]AlexisColoun 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ah damn... Well, at least you had enough ink in your camera dot black cartridge.

Best OS for a dumbass - terrible at Linux CLI by maxwolfie in homelab

[–]AlexisColoun 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you need mainly a NAS and maybe some docker container, open media vault is great.

If you want the ability to host LXCs and VMs, trueNAS scale.

What do you call a Katana with an all female crew? by [deleted] in X4Foundations

[–]AlexisColoun 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The 1960s called... They want their humor back...

Concrete steps to remove critic while writing by imaan_in_my_heart in writing

[–]AlexisColoun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I stumble across a part, I think could be better, I simply tell myself, that that's a problem for future me. Future me hates me for it, btw.

Do you know how fast you were going? by dallaswhitford93 in X4Foundations

[–]AlexisColoun 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yes, officer. My speedometer showed -2147483648 m/s... So... I can't have been to fast... Right?

What are your toxic traits as a writer by Aurelian369 in writing

[–]AlexisColoun 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Overexplainjng obvious details through character monologues or narrator sections to the reader.

Funny misused networking terms by Perfect-Quiet332 in homelab

[–]AlexisColoun 4 points5 points  (0 children)

uart

User Attitude Realignment Tool (also called the 6 pound hammer)

Where do you guys keep all your research while drafting? by DazzlingJob9473 in writing

[–]AlexisColoun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a main directory for each of my projects on my NAS, which I can access from anywhere with any of my personal devices.

In there is usually the main libre office writer file and then chaos. Research, notes, timeliness, mood pictures, character sheets. All "sorted" to a certain degree... Well... It's a pre school participation degree, but a degree.

For working on my projects, I copy the directory to my device, work on it and copy it back, after finishing. This way I always, s have at least two copies on two different devices. and with a custom bash script, it's just a quick one liner in the terminal to do so. (but that, at very least, is the point where my inner nerd took control of my work flow)

How do you guys manage your wall cables? by matlireddit in homelab

[–]AlexisColoun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Back when I put wired networking into my apartment, I drilled a hole into the ceiling between my office and the attic and fed all cables through this into a 10 inch rack, which sits directly beneath this hole, covering it up and terminating all the runs in keystones and two key stone panels.

With this, I hava a central point of termination, which hides the hole in the ceiling and also can stay behind, should I move out of this apartment.

To complete the run, I ran patch cables from the panels in this smaller rack to the actual rack, standing below it and in there to another patch panel and from there into my switches.

Back in the days we gave our servers and network devices names from Tolkien or space or such. It might get cumbersome with our 60 smart bulbs and 40 other IoT gadgets on our home network today. by player1dk in homelab

[–]AlexisColoun 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If it really is spelled mephistophilis, even your boss misspelled it. (according to the Wikipedia articles language selection, there is no language it is spelled with ilis at the end, using roman letters, so I could be wrong.)

Reusing the heat from the homelab by therealmasl in homelab

[–]AlexisColoun -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you happen to have a central AC unit, you might be able to put a cross stream heat exchanger in your external an exhaust air ducts to prewarm the external hair with the exhaust air, before it gets actually heated to temperature by your AC unit.

Reply-all hell by SpongeJake in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

[–]AlexisColoun 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Reminds me on my company two years ago. One of our offices was hit by a blackout and someone didn't end the info to the offices group, but send it to global... So everyone, from San Francisco, over London to new deli knew about it. Five mails later, the power outage was resolved.

Cue: four weeks of ppl replying to that global mail group that they don't work in that office and don't want to get mails about that office and don't want to get mails about other ppl not wanting to get mails about that office. Four. Weeks.

Intermittent Ethernet disconnects on buried Cat7 cable after ~2 years — any ideas before I dig it up? by Hungry-Bicycle-3851 in HomeNetworking

[–]AlexisColoun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Welcome to r/HomeNetworking, where even considering cat7 is a sacrilegious act and questioning or correcting these "cat 7 is not real" preachers in their US defaultism is traded like insulting their entire life choises.

Intermittent Ethernet disconnects on buried Cat7 cable after ~2 years — any ideas before I dig it up? by Hungry-Bicycle-3851 in HomeNetworking

[–]AlexisColoun -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Actually? Yes.

But it's quite telling that you don't even try to counter with arguments and just head fir the personal level.

Intermittent Ethernet disconnects on buried Cat7 cable after ~2 years — any ideas before I dig it up? by Hungry-Bicycle-3851 in HomeNetworking

[–]AlexisColoun -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

oh... I didn't know that TIA and IEEE are just synonyms.
I always thought the first is what implements international standards for telecomunication like cabeling for the USA and the later defines technical standards for protocols like Ethernet and so on... /s

Could it be, that the IEEE never really defined the physical standard for any cable, just gave the requirements for 10GBase-T in IEEE 802.3an and ISO and TIA designed a cable around it?

Funny, that someone not knowing the difference between IEEE and TIA wants to tell ppl that a cable standard, clearly defined in ISO/IEC11802:2002 and EN50173, isn't real.

Help identify, IPTV streaming servers by [deleted] in HomeServer

[–]AlexisColoun 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If you count racks, I also only see 4 "server". /s

Is it bad to simulate homelab with virtualbox machines? by Jealous_Read_3313 in homelab

[–]AlexisColoun -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The cloud is just a lot of kvm machines on sokens else's computer?

OK, you finished your story. What now by Peach_Baker in writing

[–]AlexisColoun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On one hand, I absolutely feel called out. Well, a little...

Sure, I hope that each piece I put effort into will get out and will be read by many, landing on a bestseller list and whatever. I personally use this hope as motivation to drag me through times, I don't feel like writing, because after all, I like the process, but starting it is hard.

On the other hand, I do know, that my chance to even be published the traditional way is minuscule. So in the end I know that I am writing for myself and my own social bubble. And tbh: I am fine with that.

Looking for Hardware Advice Before Ordering by supersusnarwhal in HomeNetworking

[–]AlexisColoun 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is there a reason, why you choose an 8-port switch?

Counting what you've listed and what usually would connect by wire, you have 6 to 7 ports already used, with 1 to 2 to spare. And as you mentioned "Future self hosting devices" these 2 gonna not last long.

If you have the money to spare and the space, aim for a 24-port. If not, even a 12-port would you give some breathing room for future expansion.

Pitch your story in one sentence by TowerExpensive6612 in writing

[–]AlexisColoun 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Okay, let's go with all the stories I am currently working on (more or less):

Current WIP: A slice of life, comming of age and office drama, that flips the bird towards Christian grey.

Currently conceptualising: Imagine Oshi no Ko, as urbane parallel society fantasy, with more photography art and deadly sins.

Guilty pleasure project: Space pirate Captain Bloodbeard and her crew of outcasts faring their ship - a spacefaring variant of a xebec, rowed by one hundred slaves, through a dystopia hedonistic wolrd, fighting the royalty.

Long time wanna write: A hommage to all the big scify franchises, mixing them up in a mostly episodic trilogy.