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r/homelabsales•

Just looking for a front bezel for a Google search appliance r720, you know, that bright in your face yellow one. If you have that ugly thing laying around let me give you some money to get rid of it. Must have the Google Badge, scratches dings okay.

;)

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r/paypal•

I learned today that the ONLY resolution that PP can offer REQUIRES the return of a product. Seems rather common sense-ish on the surface but if you look at it from a "how can I exploit this" perspective, it's a massive issue and I just fell victim to it.

Paypal's protection is nothing more than a "get your money back upon return". It doesn't matter how much time you waste, how much money you spend to return an item, nothing.

If you want to do business and sell misrepresented, defective, fake etc etc items you can do it no problem and do it as much as you like. You just need to play the statistical odds of who will actually return an item for a refund against those that won't bother. Pro

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r/homelab•

TrueCommand

Discussion

I have four instances of TrueNAS Scale and I just installed TrueCommand. I got to say I really like it. I'm still discovering it's features but it is so nice to not only be able to see what's happening but also interact with each instance.

If anyone has more than one instance and wants to play with something new, give this a shot, it's great.

If anyone has any tips on using it to its fullest potential please advise.

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r/truenas•

TrueCommand

TrueCommand

I have four instances of Scale and I just installed TrueCommand. I got to say I really like it. I'm still discovering it's features but it is so nice to not only be able to see what's happening but also interact with each instance.

If anyone has more than one instance and wants to play with something new, give this a shot, it's great.

If anyone has any tips on using it to its fullest potential please advise.

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r/homelab•

I'm using EC2 and S3 on AWS currently and I found the setup to be new but intuitive once it became familiar.

I tried AZURE today and it seems more restricted basically requiring a premium service just to have MFA. I'm also finding it quite a bit harder to wrap my head around users, groups, rolls, permissions etc. I find myself having to use the search to get to logical next steps or related services.

I'll be trying Oracle next but am just curious if it's me or what.

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r/ModelShips•

I'm going to be building a ropewalk soon and am curious if anyone has a favorite design, style or even experience using one. Plan is to make ropes for ships of the line in 1/51 and 1/78 scale for the most part.

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r/Audi•

Scenario: Using media from a USB, content (100gb) arranged in folders - Artists > Albums > Songs

  1. Media Home > Folders... No way to navigate folders other than scrolling. Can't filter by alphabet, can't manipulate the scroll via the position indicator on the right, all you can do is swipe.

  2. Folders > Artist > Album > Song (playing)... No way to go back one level and pick a different album from the same artist. You're forced to repeat #1 again.

  3. Song playing... Swipe left and it goes FORWARD one song, swipe right and it goes BACKWARDS one song. Completely opposite from what is normal and from the arrow buttons everywhere else in the vehicle.

Am I doing something w

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