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Must be some alien interference.

Yea! A much better name.

Thank you, it worked. Duh... lol You can see it did. lol Bummer Jinx is taken

I've figured out what I did wrong. Give it a go now.

@halflinghero I enabled the setting that allows members to change their account name. If it was enabled before, it was disabled by an update because I never touched it.

Changing your username used to be a feature. I think in a later update that might have been removed. But if you contact Doublezero, he will more than likely change your username for you. He's done it for me in the past.

Here are a couple of ideas I have for an outfit for Jodi.

I looked at your account as a moderator and I can't get access to be able to change your name while @Doublezero works on the solutoin.

It's no trouble. If there's a problem with the website not working correctly, I need to look into it anyway.

I'm sorry I am causing so much trouble. Remember, I am willing to create a new user. Same email so you can know it is me. In case there are some security stuff I don't know about going on. If I create a new user you will be more than welcome to delete the old one. In fact I'd prefer it. That is if you can't lock the change.

LOL. My bad. I chose the wrong user group.

Try it now.

What is this AI pic based on?

Go to the top right. ( Under your profile photo) and select "Account Settings" That will bring you to your account info. Your name, email password etc. If you don't have access to that then let us know so we can fix it.

I noticed. I performed a site update, which involved switching to a new version of PHP. I doubt that caused it, but that was the only change I made to the website.

You are fine. No troubles unless you violate one of the rules. Opening threads aren't one of them. . If there is something we'd prefer you do, we will let you know. We are pretty relaxed here. Once you are ready you can contact doublezero for the name change. I am not sure I have access to that. Nobody asked me for that in the past.

Thanks, at least I checked correct spots and wasn't one of those new members that didn't want to take the time to even try So I will try to be really confident of the name I want to use on this site going forward since I will have to interrupt one of the moderators to change it for me.

Hello, I checked my profile to change my account name. (just the name. the email, password etc is still the same.) I don't like it like I thought I would. I have found other sites had the ability to change the name in the profile but I can't find it on this site. Can someone direct me to where I can do this? Sorry to bother everyone for something that is likely right in front of me, but dam if I can't find it. Thank You. P.S. I hope this is the thread for this. I couldn't find any other thread that looked like it would be used for this question. I didn't want to open a new thread.

I have finally learned how to export the body from the asset file, so now I can create an outfit.

LOL When he called Todd ReTodd.

Yes!

You ready to move from subscripton and paid cloud services? Gemini Summary (sucks that it doesn't give me links but you can hit the Gemini button (Chrome) and get this summary. I found I like the summary. Previously I turned on the speed to the highest I could so that I can get the information faster and not get board. lol This video details the journey of building a home server, starting from simple media storage needs to a more complex, hobbyist-driven setup. The creator emphasizes starting small and solving specific problems rather than over-engineering from the beginning. Key Stages of the Journey: The Origin (0:24 - 1:36 Driven by rising streaming costs and a desire to centralize media like home videos and ripped DVDs, the creator started with an inexpensive Dell Optiplex thrift store find to run Plex. Learning the Stack (1:36 - 2:44 The transition to Debian Linux and the discovery of Docker containers allowed for running various services like Pi-hole, Minecraft, and Home Assistant. The Upgrade (2:44 - 4:42 Moving to an older Zeon workstation, the creator implemented Proxmox (a hypervisor) to manage virtual machines. This enabled headless operation and separation of concerns between a NAS (Open Media Vault) and various services. Refining the Ecosystem (4:42 - 6:19 Key software swaps included: Jellyfin over Plex for a more open experience (4:42). Homepage for a unified web dashboard (5:20). Frigate for camera monitoring (5:32). Immich for mobile photo backups (5:38). Tailscale for secure remote access (6:03). Core Takeaways: Keep it Simple (6:42 - 7:00 Avoid the urge to buy enterprise-grade server racks or build dedicated climate-controlled rooms. The creator notes that their server lives in a standard closet with no cooling issues. Solve Your Own Problems (6:42 - 6:50 Do not feel pressured to replicate advanced setups seen online; your home server should fulfill your specific requirements, whether that is basic file storage or advanced home automation. Backup Philosophy (2:45, 4:16 Emphasizing that RAID is not a backup, the creator stresses the importance of off-site backups for data protection. You can and should use Talescale as well to communicate between your devices and server. You can use Wire Guard but you will hvae to do some extra work but in the in if you are parronid you can rest assured that nothing is left on the web or any other server. Talescale is pretty secure and regarded as reasonably safe to use. NOthign 100%.

Heh.

You might not need enterprise hard drives just quality regular drives that are HUGE. Enterprise drives can run 24 / 7 and have some other features to help with raid controlers and vibration etc. Stuff you might not need. However, a good server would be benficial. Unraid, Truenas etc. Sure you can get a store bought nas but I suspect you will quickly out grow it and need more space. A customer server that you built would be more flexible and able to expand and even add some tools and such you might want in the future. Also provide a way to view and even download the videos when not at home. Send large video through dedicated links and not have to have Google or others watching over your shoulders.

NexusMods earning the hate, YET AGAIN.

https://tech.yahoo.com/computing/articles/4-reasons-linux-mint-best-184517555.html

I'm so sick of the fake introverts and people who claim to have mental illness on Youtube. It's seriously disgusting how these people profit off of making content like this. They try to be cute about it when it's not.

Is it bad that i remember most of the following commercials?

What can happen anywhere

Besdies the bilionairs screwwing the public, your governor and mayor's are doing the same with the real estate taxes. Insane taxes. In democratic states they are struggling to come up with ever more imaginative taxes they can give the public so they can take that money and give it to those that don't contribute or in fact, likely aren't even citizens.

That was pure badass.

She needs to "gleen" how stupid she is. All she needs to do is watch videos where lawyers, politicians and pretty much everyone has had to correct her stupid mistakes time and time again.

Yo Man! You killiin' women's right to be lazy ass, high body count Ho!!! But seriously. The arguments I've heard for abortion are abolutely absurd and dehumanizing. Guns don't kill ppl. Ppl kill ppl.

Well. For thsoe that don't know three are three main systems in Linux. They use the same Kernel but have some slight command differences. They use different I'd say names but the format is thte same. Hard to explain. Example sudo apt update is Debian. sudo pacman update is Arch. I don't remember what Fedora/Red Hat does. There are different ones than the ones I mentioned above but the three are the main ones. The ones that a newer person should stick with until they really know better or have a really specific case need to use something else. The commands mentioned above is a simple command you use to update your system. Note: this updates the programs and OS that you have from my understanding. sudo apt upgrade is a command where you get the newer version of the apps and such. Big difference especially for Arch . There are versions that last a set number of years like Windows and there are rolling releases that constantly give you the newest and greatest. Rolling releases can cause problems as something might not be fully updated or there might be an unknonwn or a know issue that they are working on. Not a problem for someone that can roll back easily but can be a pain for someone that isn't that good with linux. There are also immutable OSs that you update the entire OS (small download) when there is an update. You use sandboxed apps and if there is any problem there is a simple command and you can roll back to a previous OS edition. Think about Windoze when it gives you a major update that has a version number. When it fucks things up. You have to go in and dig through and find out which part screwed your OS. With a immutable OS just one command and reboot later and you are off to the races. I have used Silver Blue from Fedora. It was quite good and I only moved to Mint as i could'n't use some of the apps I needed (without layering. That is another whole thing something you shouldn't need to get into and actually not advised by the developers. There is alot of information on this ont he web. Way better explainations that I have given.