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Oh, I was just observing that the Rs 10 was a token amount to cover the cost of ink and paper while the actual expenses were covered by the charitable nature of the Sikh community. Two of my closest companions at different stages of my life and have been Sikhs so I have a deep understanding and...

Maybe they're looking for a damaged or burnt/repaired card.

I'm a self-proclaimed consumerist (my definition is that it's the opposite of being an ascetic) so I like the yearly recaps these delivery apps have. Even if it's basically them gloating about how much money you spent on them, ha.

Cost of Ink, paper. Definitely not electricity, MRI machines pull a few thousand watts even when turned off.

This is something I haven't seen before, get someone else's order at a discount haha:

You can scan the QR code and check the number here, https://www.gobelpower.com/lifepo4_decoder.html There's also an android app but I haven't tried it out. Pricing for LFP cells fell drastically since I started my project, which is nice to see. The pricing I heard in the video was 2200 for the...

https://www.bloomberg.com/billionaires/profiles/elon-r-musk/ Made enough to buy twitter twice-more in 60 days.

Finally received it! I paid four times, was refunded three times, but got it in the end. Looking back, it's possible the delays were holiday-rush related. It took seven days, from purchase to delivery. Really tempted to pay the 10K/year for the Pro plan.

Yes, I mentioned that but USC numbers don't have the renter's phone number, only the landlord's, and not always. Our USCs are not tied to any active number and yet we still get follow-up calls, even on private numbers that aren't linked to social media. And there have been instances where they'd...

@guest_999 I suspect it's a tie-up between a popular local isp and the local municipality office (I've seen worse privacy breaches in this city). But they do have access to Twitter metadata: https://www.reuters.com/world/india/india-forced-twitter-put-agent-payroll-whistleblower-says-2022-08-23/...

I've heard those stories and I have seen higher wear (writes) on my SSDs but not something that would be unreasonable (maybe, see below). Possibly because I've taken steps to reduce writes: If you've configured ZFS on your host drive, then ZFS copy-on-write will increase writes. I don't use ZFS...

I've been terrified of every political discussion I've taken part in. I'll post something and then sleep for half a day and then feel relieved when no one replies and the discussion moves on, ignoring my input. We should keep it, it's helping me lose weight.

These openbox stuff are a low priority for them. But supposedly, they have an employee assigned to it now.

The temperature logger? https://www.desertcart.in/products/455317544

I relinquish my pursuit of this motherboard, spent over a year trying to buy it. It went out for RMA some months ago so they should have it by now @Prosenjit

https://www.google.com/search?q=dearborn+remorse I honestly don't understand their thought process.

You got the first half right, yeah, assign a nic to a bridge vmbrX in the network settings of the proxmox node, then in the hardware page for the Sophos VM, assign as many virtual network cards as you need, with the VirtIO driver, and connect that to the bridge like so: In this case, Proxmox...

There's a site-wide coupon for 30% off upto Rs 1035: DCJOY30, one time per account. I used it for the my fourth attempt to purchase that temperature logger. All the other previous coupons I got had frustratingly expired.

Looks like you've run into a known issue: https://www.google.com/search?q=pes12n3a+iommu But you could always go the more robust route (ha) — don't pass through network ports. Make a bridge in Proxmox and connect a virtualized port from the VM to the bridge. Use VirtIO: There's barely, if...