Oh man the emotional damage has hardened me to take on anything in life.

No worries I wasn't trying to give you shit, I figured it was a translation error

I would argue that fuel consumption would be quite important, same with power usage.

Edit: and also exhaust mass. If it's 1g of mass exhausted then it's a moot point.

I use immich with a public proxy as my forward facing solution.

The public proxy helps when I share photos behind a password.

I have a 3 2 1 backup policy with roughly 200tb of total storage. Then I backup in a remote location (6 timezones away) that I also own. The only time I'll lose access to my photos is if the entire world blows up.

Everything is secured using VPN tunnels. Data isn't encrypted at rest for me though, I'd rather assume the risk of someone getting my photos (physical and technical access) than having my encryption mess up. Both are equally low risk, but ones more disastrous.

You will need a VPS as your other endpoint

Chinese say 1 hundred 9 ten 6 as an added data point

Just run OM3 and you'll be set for 100gbe!

I have maybe a few dozen USB C devices all from dumb 5V/2A chargers to 20V/5A chargers. From USB 5GB to USB 40GB. Never once have I ever had issue with the cables and connectors. Only time I've had an issue was when I dropped my phone into the charging cable where it physically broke off.

Meanwhile I've had an iPhone for 4 years and the lightning connector broke in such a way I had to use hot glue to pull it out of the port.

No undervolting reduces power consumption.

I have a undervolt curve on my GPU and I get about 2-3% better performance for 90% of the tdp.

It's because consumer GPUs try to max out their TDP pretty much at any cost with no individual refinement. Undervolting is pretty much tailoring a power profile to the silicon lottery.

Duck or Mozilla email relay?

Maybe T-Mobile home Internet is good enough?

Darjeeling is just a region where tea is made right?

It's like my Keurig tastes the same as my hand ground coffee from Columbia?