I’ve had good luck with these guys: https://cloudfanatic.net/pricing/

I think they would fall in the less resources category. But they offer unlimited data transfer, and you can use any distro you want. I run slackware btw.

This is the best advice. Heed it!

I’ll probably finally get around to standing up an arr stack. RD is just too easy.

I was worried when I saw the news, but it’s had next to no impact on me. I think I only found 1 or 2 streams removed, but the 720p versions were still up.

Honestly, the service is worth it for me. I need the easiest process possible for my luddite wife and kindergartener’s Amazon fire tablet. I put my mom on the account too.

But for everything else, yarrrrr.

Disc failure is the verbatim I remember, but I’m glad they’re still around. My 2008 car has a 6 disc CD changer, and I have a few retro PCs which rely on CDs too. Yes, I know I can get adapters for CF cards and the like, but doing things the old way is the whole point.

I am hooked on the music.

Sorry, I meant the real life me, crippling audhd and all. But I’m also not a programmer.

Don’t current geothermal techniques trigger small earthquakes in the midwest and Ohio Valley?

I wish I had that ability too.

Or at least buy the GPU now.

This is what my eyes will see from this day forward.

I would also accept the picture of him leaping 2" off the ground with both arms up and his belly showing.

The most shocking thing to this millennial is that some of my peers have children old enough to post on lemmy.

Will you talk to my bosses? They’re addicted to arbitrary KPIs and rank & spank.

Chicagon here. Indiana is 100% the south.

I eat far too much avocado toast to save for retirement or college. I’m happy to spend my twighlight years drinking myself to death under a highway overpass.

Never heard of this, but it sounds really neat. Can it actually replace ddg in my daily life?

CumBroth and oldfart, thank you for being internet heroes. Soulless is the best.

Ddclient has done the trick for me, and my registrar supports it with an API