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Received the watch, everything looks as expected, feedback left. Thanks @mk76!

I've done this exact thing at work recently using Tailscale - main server behind a CGNAT, connected to WireGuard mesh, VPS also connected to mesh, and Caddy as a reverse proxy between the two. As for hardware requirements, it obviously depends on what your load but I've seen benchmarks of Caddy...

This may be a controversial thing to suggest in this thread, but to everyone saying they can hear the difference between FLAC/ALAC/WAV and 256/320kbps AAC/MP3: have you ever done a blind ABX test? This one here, for example - I don't think I've ever seen anyone pass it, and this includes people...

Then you should be able to move the files and just edit the shortcut - I think I've done that before with one of those repacks

For most games (as long as they're not installed in a launcher like Steam), the junction won't even be necessary - you can move the files and just edit the shortcut and they'll probably work fine. If they are installed through a launcher, it'll probably have an option to move it in the settings.

I'm on the Android 13 November patch, so technically vulnerable. It's a bit scary, but from that article it seems like a necessary prerequisite is knowing the devices MAC address, which only happens if it's discoverable, and most phones these days only turn that on when you're trying to actively...

I think he was looking for a jacket he used to have way back that he liked, which was apparently really good in the cold. In any case, extreme weather isn't really relevant to us since we live in Kerala :P

One of my friends recently had this exact thing happen to him, except with North Face - very legit looking website (first result on Google and everything), but something looked off on their payment page, so he checked, and it turns out North Face has no presence here.

Ah, OK, that makes sense. I've been wondering for a while since I don't think I've ever actually seen a seller with a negative rating - this clears it up, thanks.

This seems to be a common sentiment in this thread - perhaps it's because I'm relatively new here, but isn't it usually the case that fraudulent behaviour like that would be grounds for an immediate ban rather than a bad review? I'm not saying that this specific incident merits a negative...

Is the Galaxy Watch the 42mm or the 46mm?

Isn't this a standard feature on Windows 10? Here's a how to I found online for it; Windows 11 has it too, but in a slightly different spot. This should work unless you want to do this even when extending your display, which shouldn't be necessary since your notifications should only show up on...

Tested the drives, all seems good, left feedback. Thanks @napstersquest!

Received the hard drives, well packaged. Will test once I get back from work

Interesting, I didn't know that. Is it based on the total mass of metal, or the density? Because I've definitely walked through those scanners with lots of metal in my bag and such, but maybe that's not enough to trigger the higher alarm? The most I've gotten is a few seconds of loud, continuous...

The Samsung looks like the better option given the ruggedness, but they'll probably perform similarly enough that you won't notice a difference (depending on your use case). That said, if you don't need the ruggedness I'd probably just go for a regular 4TB internal SSD like this one and put it...

In my experience nobody ever actually checks you when the scanner goes off outside of an airport. Malls, metros, trains - it always goes off and I've never been checked. In fact, it's probably better for it to be in your pocket than in your bag or something, because they'll actually see that on...

/r/knives is leaking :P

I'd go for the Crucial P3. You could upgrade your boot to PCIe 4.0 as @SkyWreak suggested, but it's unlikely to have much of an impact on performance vs a PCIe 3.0 one, and a quick look on Amazon shows a price premium of around 40-50%, so IMO it's not worth it.

Don't know how much I trust Zebronics, and the reviews don't seem great. I personally use Orico, have had several over the years and they're still working fine. As for the SSD, what capacity are you looking for? The Crucial P3 is priced pretty good right now.