This is the first time hearing about Tuta, Thank you
Dalraz
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I personally like lxc's over vms for my home lab and i run a dedicated lxc for docker and one running a single node k8s.
I recommend Ollama, its easy to setup and the cli can download and run llms. With some more techsavviness you can get openwebui as a nice ui.
So i see this alot and i understand it but at least in my country (canada) i have been torrenting for well over 15 years with out a vpn. The worst case is a 5k fine total but not before a letter from the isp forwarded to me on behalf of the copyright holder. Which i can ignore with out any issue since they have no idea who i am.
Issues will arise if you reply to them.
So is vpn required?
it depends on where you live and your confort with your risk.
I was expecting a, "that is all" and was disappointed
If you are in canada the whole of the Olympics are available on cbc.ca. broken down by sport, live and past event's
Toy R Us Canada is still operational. Not sure if this is related to the canadian operation or not.
2728604 checking in, man i miss those days
You are absolutely correct, SSD's do have a finite amount of write capacity and SpinRite will lower that due to it's very nature, at least 6.1 will. However I think you are over estimating the amount of wear it will place on the drive.
I understand the objection and it's a valid one. I have used it on my boot SSD to restore it's performance to great effect, do I recommend using it every year on a SSD no i don't.
As this post is mostly about data recovery, I still believe it's a valid option and the performance increase is just a nice bit of bonus information.
One of the interesting side effects of running it in an ssd is it can speed it up, it doesn't sound like it would be the case but it does.
None the less its still a valid option to consider.
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I am using lingodeer to learn korean, but i know it also has Japanese. I was using duolingo for korean and Japanese, but the korean lessons were terrible.