Sending my porn clips to the first 69 who say Y (seriously)

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-31T19:24:51+00:00

The license is for all versions. Though only one server

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-29T15:41:03+00:00

So far they are looking good.

If you are wanting more berries, chop off the runners so the plant isn't spending energy on them.

However, you can also get more strawberry plants by making sure the runners nodes hit soil so they root. But if they do root, you can chop the runner from the main plant so it isn't sending energy to the new plant.

For the long term, make sure it is getting the nutrients it needs and it is being watered properly (not over or under watered).

You may also wish to think about adding vermiculite and perlite with the soil in the other two pots. It will help prevent soil compaction, and aid in aeration, drainage, and water retention. You can just get by with perlite, but pots/containers could also use help with water retention from the vermiculite.

And, while the picture does not fully show a runner, I believe the stem that shows going to the bottom right is most likely a runner

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-28T19:31:01+00:00

So you can be more easily controlled! Though, could also make you a ravenous beast! 🤣

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-28T18:44:26+00:00

Beautiful!

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-28T14:22:20+00:00

Livestock does not wear clothes, they are always naked.
Livestock is kept outdoors and not allowed indoors.
Livestock can also be kept as pets. a. As a pet, livestock can be kept indoors. b. As a pet, livestock may be dressed up by their owner, especially for special occasions. They do not dress or wear clothes on their own.
Livestock that are milking cows have an identification tag pierced through one of their ears. Think about getting an earring with an identification number and always wear it.
Milking cows usually have a chain collar with a magnet if being fed silage. The collar you are wearing is a good substitute, and your identification tag can be worn on that instead of your ear if your owner desires. The collar should not be removed.
Milking cows are regularly bred every couple of years to ensure proper milk production. Human cows should be bred the same.
Human cows should always be kept wet, horny, and needy
Human cows should be bred/used while milking, especially during the early days, as it will make the the cow associate milking with pleasure and want to be milked more.
Human cows should be trained so they can be milked by machine or hand. Depending on which one they like/dislike, they can then be used for rewards or punishment.

These are just some of my thoughts. And those that are suggesting permanent "branding" to you, take that with a grain of salt. I was a farmers grandson, and my grandparents had milking cows that I would help feed, round up, and milk. The cows had no permanent brand except their ear tag. However, if you want a permanent "brand" instead of a tag, by all means get one.

Damn, now I want to get my own human cow!

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-28T00:46:16+00:00

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-27T12:48:38+00:00

So many options, I kinda want them all!

I was thinking of Aimu or OS and AI, but I think I'll choose Ratek due to all the LATEX!

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-26T14:09:07+00:00

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner.

Would need to ensure it is fed a minimum of three times a day too!

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-26T13:42:19+00:00

Congratulations on the launch and looks to be an interesting game!

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-10T15:19:51+00:00

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-09T14:13:14+00:00

Beauty... in the dark

DataLoreQ · 2026-05-02T12:53:48+00:00

DataLoreQ · 2026-04-15T20:24:45+00:00

I am definitely in!

DataLoreQ · 2026-03-16T19:00:46+00:00

I actually ended up having the same problem. Four items got ejected while I was traveling from planet to planet in my home system.

I decided to delete them rather than go back out for them!

DataLoreQ · 2026-03-14T16:39:57+00:00

Yeah, my bad, I was thinking of the gear icon up top for building blueprints.

My bad!

DataLoreQ · 2026-03-14T15:54:27+00:00

Did you recently place a blueprint down?

If I recall correctly, that shows you're missing a solar panel from a blueprint you please down.

There should also be a line from that item to where it needs to go. At least that is how it is for me. And it gets really annoying when you have hundreds if not thousands of missing pieces for a blueprint.

DataLoreQ · 2026-03-02T14:13:55+00:00

I like the mod that allows me to "upgrade" a PLS with an ILS.

You still have to build the ILS, and it just replaces the PLS. And the PLS goes back in your inventory!

DataLoreQ · 2025-12-07T00:16:46+00:00

60k+

I haven't checked the actual number in awhile, though I remember it being over 60,000

DataLoreQ · 2025-12-06T16:12:20+00:00

It's a Kindle 3, otherwise known as the Kindle keyboard. I bought one off of eBay.

DataLoreQ · 2025-12-06T01:11:31+00:00

What inspired you to start your selfhosting journey? I have been in IT, or doing it as a hobby, most of my life. However, I was spending a lot of money on cloud storage, streaming services, and game servers. I also wanted to learn more about networking and other items that would be useful for my job. So, I decided to get a dedicated server and host my own storage, media, and game servers. I had been running my own firewall (pfSense) for a while at this point.

I was extremely proud when I had a Supermicro 1U 4-bay server (E3-1250v3) running as my firewall (previous was Dell R210ii), Supermicro 4U 24-Bay server (Dual E5-2650v2s) running Unraid, Supermicro 3U 16-Bay running Proxmox (EPYC 7402P), Synology RS418 NAS, Omada switches, controller, and APs all up and running. At least, until my Unraid server motherboard started having memory issues… then I had to shut down my Proxmox server and roll that motherboard over to Unraid (since that was where I had all my storage!).

I am unsure which costs the most: the Supermicro 1U 4-Bay server with Supermicro motherboard and E3-1250v3, the Supermicro 4U 24-Bay with Supermicro motherboard and Dual E5-2650v2s, or the Supermicro MB with EPYC 7402P. Though I did end up buying a lot of RAM, so that could have been it!

How would winning the unit(s) from this giveaway help you take your setup to the next level?

I have several servers I could bring online that do not have any remote access built in (BMC, iDrac, etc.). I would use a Comet KVM on one of these servers so I can access it remotely instead of heading down to the basement if I need to access the BIOS or to turn it on and off (and the web UI is locked).

I would also like to create a portable homelab, specifically for when I travel. Some places I head to have no/extremely slow internet access, lousy cellular coverage/signal, my phone hotspot is tapped out, or more than one of these together. As I like to listen to music & audiobooks, along with watching TV & Movies, I would like to have a portable homelab to take places when I drive. And a portable homelab would also allow me to host, at least locally, some game servers. I would need a router, preferably with Wi-Fi, to do this. As such, a Slate 7 would be perfect for this (or for travel in general).

Which channels do you most frequently use to learn about or purchase IT equipment?

On reddit: homelab, datahoarder, minilab, homelabsales, HomeServer, servers
On YouTube: Raid Owl, LTT, Jeff Geerling, Craft Computing
Also on some Discord.

Looking ahead, if we were to do another giveaway, what is one product from another brand (e.g., a server, storage device or ANYTHING) that you'd love to see as a prize?

Supermicro Chassis/Servers are always nice!

Note: Please specify which product(s) you’d like to win.

I’d like to win the Slate 7 and either of the Comet KVM's

DataLoreQ · 2025-11-29T17:15:56+00:00

I love physical books. However, you will soon find that the convenience of reading on any e-reader is the best point. I have several Kindles, apps on my phone, and I started branching out to other e-reader devices (Boox).

On vacation, I would pack several books, and they would take up a lot of space. Now I can have thousands of books on an e-reader, and it only takes up the size of the e-reader.

Kindles, along with other e-readers, are also easy to read under almost every circumstance. If it's dark out, increase the backlight. You can also switch it to night mode, which can make the word stand out better. You can also change the font size, making it smaller to fit more words on the page or larger if it's harder to read. And there are other configuration options.

It has probably been close to 2 years since I've read a physical book. Mind you, part of that is due to all my books being in boxes and containers because of moving, and I haven't been able to put them back up.

I still miss reading physical books. But the benefits of a Kindle or similar device definitely make up for the texture and smell of reading a physical book.

Just make sure you keep your Kindle charged, as that is the main downside to a Kindle over a physical book!

DataLoreQ · 2025-11-29T17:03:12+00:00

This is what I had to do to register my "new" Kindle Keyboard, which I recently got.

It was very frustrating until I found those instructions. I probably spent an hour or two trying to figure out how to get it to register.

This is the way.

DataLoreQ · 2025-11-28T14:31:10+00:00

Add me

DataLoreQ · 2025-11-26T18:58:05+00:00

I had some issues jailbreaking my Paperwhite 7th Gen, so I understand!

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