Lol, that is definitely not true. You may have a list, it almost certainly doesn't match everyone else's list.
And let's say we complete your list. What then? If things dont improve, do we lower the bar and try again?
CameronDev
joined 2 years ago
Death sentences are a slippery slope. Today its okay to kill the rich, tomorrow its protests that block roads, or LGBT people.
Even if we still to a hard line of "only the ultra rich", how rich is ultra rich? $1B networth? Sure. $10m net worth? Maybe. Anyone who earns more than you?
I bet you choose to be attracted to pans. Sinner.
/s (shouldn't need this right?)
I use a separate nuc, and even still, rebooting the router is a non-trivial exercise. The internet was wired into the top shelf of a cupboard, so need a step ladder to get to it.
Since getting a second pihole setup I haven't had any issues, so I think I'm okay now. Hopefully it fails over the christmas break when I'm home :D
I dont think so, because everything else remains up and working. But it certainly could be.
I mostly like it, but over the last few months I've had my pihole die randomly during the day, which killed my home network, and I had to walk my partner through rebooting everything.
I've now got redundant pihole instances, but I'd really like to know what is going wrong with pihole. Its impossible to replicate, and very sporadic.
Went through the local PC shop, so not too bad, but still frustrating.
I've seen a few posts on reddit while trying to solve it, but no idea how widespread the issue is. There certainly isnt a solution that I've found yet.
Other than this issue, I agree, protect is quite good, but there isnt much point having nice 4k cameras if they dont work correctly...
Oh, also, had 2 cloudkeys develop disk problems within weeks of owning them, so that was very annoying. 3rd one is going strong though.
Get ready to see lots of this in your future:
No explanation, the connection is fine, the cloudkey is fine, the camera is fine, it just randomly decides to drop quality permanently.
I rely on the developers putting in a health check, but few do.
I've also got uptime kuma setup, which is kinda like an external healthcheck.
You used so many subjective terms in that description. You can draw the line at a number, that is objective (but see tax evasion for how that works in practice), but "heavy worker exploitation" is entirely subjective.
In my mind, most failing hospitality businesses fall into "heavy worker exploitation", but many of them are owner by people who arent billionaires.