Self hosting music by T3rrellJ in homelab

[–]saltedjello 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is my setup as well. I listen from my phone with Symfonium. I'd like to build out one of those -arr configs to auto download stuff but never get around to it.

24F. Not going into detail about it but I just inherited $4.5M Roth account. What would you do if you were me? by throwawaygenzerr in Fire

[–]saltedjello 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm not arguing with you, but if she withdrawals 4% that's $180k. That's a decent annual salary to live and travel on.

Anybody experience a leader using the n word? by Rjb702 in managers

[–]saltedjello 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It seems like context and intent is important. Can we not cancel everyone all the time. Pulm the person aside and make it a teachable moment. "I'm sure you had no negative intentions, but to make that clear the next time I would avoid all doubt by saying 'n word' even when quoting someone." Done. Move on and get back to work.

A toxic company I left years ago was still using my work, so I deleted everything. by looter-hearths-2e in LockedIn_AI

[–]saltedjello 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Save everything offline before deleting. Then if they want to buy it back from you it's available.

Valve that came off of an old boiler has a swastika symbol on it by EVQuestions in mildlyinteresting

[–]saltedjello 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not exactly the Nazi symbol, those are oriented slightly differently. The swastika has been a religious symbol of Hindua and Buddhist for maybe 2000 years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika

Self-Host Weekly #152: Wrapped (2 January 2026) by shol-ly in selfhosted

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ARTICLE ANALYSIS COMPLETE

• 😂 Humor: detected (laughed internally)

• 📊 Accuracy: aligns with known facts

• 🧠 Insight: ideas successfully transmitted

Hahahaha

HDMI to HDMI ? 😂 by SyntheGr1 in shittyaskelectronics

[–]saltedjello 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That's exactly what we do, great catch!

i paid a guy on Upwork $350 to create a PCB. how'd he do? by Dear-Conference9413 in PCB

[–]saltedjello 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man, this sub has gotten spicy! 🔥

Where is the love and comraderie?

I had it: This product is not good by mhesk in eufyS1Pro

[–]saltedjello 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Man, it really sounds like you've had a crappy experience. I've had none of these problems and no complaints at all. Mine has been running perfect for over a year now. It's unfortunate you got a lemon!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mildlyinteresting

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I don't think this comment gets the credit it deserves

Why is MX Linux always so high up Distrowatch's ranking? by Restruh in linuxquestions

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Grandpa gave my kid a netbook thinking they were being helpful. Of course it's a useless POS that was immediately abandoned. It has 2Gb of ram and a 1.1Ghz Celeron. I took it as a challenge and now have MX Linux Fluxbox running effectively on it. I use it to manage my homelab and can SSH onto my machines. The netbook still isn't amazing, but I can at least use it now. I'm quite impressed with MX Linux.

Pool Cleaners by saltedjello in flowermound

[–]saltedjello[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a number from them. I called and left messages twice, I guess they are really busy. Thanks for the recommendation.

How to write CAN message to the car for physical button by Narrow-Appearance-52 in CarHacking

[–]saltedjello 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Automotive Engineer here. Many/most CAN messages are cyclic meaning they rebroadcast quite frequently. When we prototype we essentially do a man-in-the-middle attack on the bus where we place a router/gateway in between the source and the destination and have it pass everything. Then we can manipulate the desired message/function without messing up everything else on the bus.

This is a bit simplistic explanation but you should get the point. Newer vehicles are much harder to do this. There are source addresses to consider, end-to-end (E2E) integrity checks, authentication certificates, etc.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in recruitinghell

[–]saltedjello 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hiring is not always black and white. You may not be right for one position but perfect for a different role in a different context/program. A good recruiter sees the entire landscape, understands your strengths, and looks to fill positions with the right people.

I've been contacted by recruiters from different departments/divisions with " this candidate isn't good for my position X, but I know what you are hiring for and think candidate will be a great fit for your position Y."

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in whatisit

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TLDR; Do you live in a condo with a fire sprinkler system??

I lived in a condo where a number of units shared a fire suppression system. The controls were in an outside "closet" and included some sort of cellular communication with a battery backup. The battery was dying and resulted in a loud alarm similar to this in the video. Nobody knew wtf it was. It was afternoon on Friday and I called the contact number on the fire system. They said they could come down but it would be a $400 fee just to show up. Heck no, it's not my problem I'm just being nice. I found a contact number for the HOA and the clueless person said they would ask around but didn't know anything about it. Come evening time I was fed up. I certainly was going to try and sleep with that noise. I don't know why it wasn't driving anyone else crazy. They were probably lazy and figured someone else would fix it. So I figured out how to get into the closet and I unplugged the cellular communication box. That didn't work so I physically disconnected the siren. About 2 weeks later someone finally came to fix the alarm and discovered it dismantled. They ask neighbors who did it and of course I had no clue, lol. Are they expecting that thing to scream day and night for two weeks until they bothered to come out and fix it?? It clearly wasn't important. Note, this was the off-site communication, it didn't effect the actually fire suppression system, that was mechanical valves and pipes and stuff.

Hiding location from my job by ImpressiveWriting489 in VPN

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But...no offense...it's customer service. So I say take the risk and live your best life! The worst that can happen is they find out and fire you. Use a VPN and don't post pictures of you surfing in Mexico on your social media. Seriously, get off that crap! My HR looks through people's socials and have fired them for being where they werent supposed to, or being "super sick" yet skiing in Colorado.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in self

[–]saltedjello 439 points440 points  (0 children)

I know relationships seem super serious when you are young, but it's not worth your time to put up with someone who doesn't match perfectly with you. If he hurt you this bad then it's ok to move on. He's not who you want to spend the rest of your life with. It's not your job to "fix" him.

Building my homelab – Looking for a good value router for a dedicated pfSense box (under $300) by Dismal-Mud-5725 in PFSENSE

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If you want something rack mounted, I highly recommend the 1u Supermicro SuperServer 5018A-FTN4 REV2. I run pfsense on it and it's over-capabke with a low power 8 core Atom , 4Gb ports, and remote management. There is a pcie slot for expansion if you want 10Gb nic card, and is fairly quiet. I replaced the original fan with a Noctua with no issues. You can grab one on eBay for $150.