If only it was this easy to get congress to grow some balls.

Fortunately you can still crop it and edit your post.

Prosecutors hate this one weird trick!

Innocence lost. You hate to see it.

old comic

12-13-24

This one hangs in my bathroom:

And here I thought Jardiance was bad.

But how did they know that?

Have you tried becoming a digital illustration?

SVG is a vector image format that probably isn’t compatible with every Lemmy client. Here’s a rasterized version from a screenshot:

NIC card

Whew, that’s a relief.

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I have no idea, I blocked everything I could by keyword just like I did with Reddit. I don’t even get news here unless it’s tech-related, just dogs, memes, and shitposts.

Thank you for your service.

Also, the pictured bag is likely over $150 and you can only get it from a veterinarian, so not exactly cheap Amazon brand garbage kibble made from ground up baby chicks or whatever.

a cheap SBC w/ a big SD card

I like that idea. I have an extra Pi Zero – would that work or do I need more processing power? I’m looking at storing around 5-15GB per day.

Living on a busy street, my cameras would fill 40GB in just a few days. Ideally I’d like to have at least a few weeks if not months of retention. I’m also fiercely anti-subscription to the point of irrationality. I wouldn’t be in this community otherwise – I’d just have a Ring or Blink plan like a normie.

A big part of why I want a(nother) NAS (I already have two because I’m a maniac) is that I need a backup of my surveillance system’s footage, not only in case of data loss but also in case someone breaks in and steals my NVR – the device which would otherwise contain the only video of them breaking in and stealing my NVR.

As of last night, I have an offsite backup functioning so that problem is mostly solved, but I still wanted a redundant copy saved locally. Since the NUC is busy being a server and occasionally a PC, I was looking for something else that’s also small which I could hide from a burglar inside a wall or ceiling.

It’s a Ubiquiti UNVR with a four bay backplane running RAID 10 on 4x6TB drives for the primary/default storage but they recently added an archiving feature to the Protect app that can push events to cloud storage providers or local/offsite SMB file shares. This NAS will be one backup stage while another will be offsite at a friend’s house.