If it mounts, and you can read it, then it’s fine and you just need Proxmox to pay attention to it. Works like any Linux install and you need to add the disk into fstab BEFORE Proxmox starts up. Here’s a thread: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/how-to-mount-existing-disk-to-storage.66559/
…why? He has a functioning array already. It mounts and is readable.
The fact that so many people never paid attention before is just fucking bizarre to me. He is not successful in ideas or accolades at all. He was born a rich kid, lied cheated and stole his way through his 20’s using his crazy father’s advice, and now he’s wealthy. The paramount point is that he never did real work to get where he is now. People not realizing that is either a result of an amazing PR team, or just willful ignorance on their behalf. Same Trump and the rest of these bedfellows. Scammers, liars, and thieves with no actual talent.
They don’t have the only affordable EVs, they have the CHEAPEST. There’s a big difference.
Then you need to go looking in your logs. You mentioned nginx, so go check those logs, or the WordPress logs and see if you can get any info. Wouldn’t hurt to also check your browser console output and see if there are any errors there when attempting to load the page.
I’m missing something in your post then.
Are you asking exactly what the mechanism for getting a direct video stream from a camera is? Depends on your camera, but it’s almost always RTSP.
Are you sure your camera even supports streaming off camera? You can try opening an RTSP stream from the camera with VLC as a quick and simple test to find out.
You can either connect whatever the WordPress host is on to your VPN and access the camera that way, or create a reverse proxy off of something connecting to the VPN. There’s no other way to transport a live video stream like this between points except by direct connection though.
That’s…overstepping a bit here. They aren’t banning all foreign cars. They’re banning cars from a state enemy that aims to enrich said enemy. They aren’t banning Hyundai, Honda, Kia…etc. China has been straight up bragging about destroying the US economy and car industry with the BYD slave labor built cars. It would be stupid if they didn’t do something about that.
See, there is absolutely no reason for this. It’s simply out of spite for their users.
Software can easily harm the actual device, so locking it to prevent that from happening in a warranty situation doesn’t seem super off-base to me.
As fast as it gets to the CPU. That should be pretty obvious.
Locked bootloader for warranty coverage: totally fine
Refusal for owner to unlock and void warranty: not fine.
Yeah, this is focused on the materials only. Can’t get a better vacuum I guess.
Okay, so what’s wrong with that, dipshit? The populace fucking hates your stupid policies because it harms, and sticking in solidarity with those it harms is VIRTUE SIGNALING? That’s a bad thing?
Go poorly surf and fight MMA you dumb, dickhead. People hate you and you deserve it.
AMD APU uses whatever system RAM is as VRAM, so…yeah. NPU as well.
Nope. Definitely got a reason, and it’s stated. There have been countless reworks of keyboards, for example, that promise lots of benefits, but it’s a problem that doesn’t need solving for most people. What’s a 30% increase in typing speed with a 200% learning curve going to do for most people? Not much. I’ve seen hundreds come and go throughout the years in engineering teams, and people always go back to the thing they learned on.
That being said, as someone else pointed out in this thread, this is essentially just a remix of stenography. They’re trying to make it seem more useful than it is, which whatever, it’s their product. The thing that is most problematic about this particular product is the cognitive dissonance of staring at someone like this guy making weird faces and not speaking, where you’re actually listening to his phone.
Now, is this a solution for mute people? Quite possibly. Is it better than natural language conversational translation by a device in normal conversation? Not a chance.
Great idea.