Old thread, new question.

I recently had an issue with my NAS which meant I couldn't access it anymore. Luckily I made backups so it wasn't that painful.
So after a fresh build I noticed the NAS has an EXCLAMATION MARK on the lock in the address bar, which is due to the Synology certification. Shit's not safe, yo.
And on external networks it doesn't display the name rather the IP-address. Is this because of the SSL certificate?

Now my question is can I just get a Let's Encrypt certificate for my NAS?

Luckily AdBlock or the likes exist.

I created another task (not a basic) and windows claims it works but it doesn't.
It will start when I right click the scheduled task and run the execute command.

The program works without the Stream Deck program but even with elevated permission
set in task schedule it shows nothing but windows keeps claiming it works.

It was fun for a while but I'm done with this app/program/script.

Thanks for the help though, JesusChrist.

At least you won't go hungry ;)

Nice! :D

>>35757 :0 I haven't played Carmageddon in so long, I had forgotten about it. Great basic game....driving cars and causing mayhem!

>>35744 LOL!

They do. It's a pity you couldn't get behind the wheel, although I understand why of course.

>>35741>>35742>>35748 lololol

>>35745 I the Laguna Seca track can have that effect in real life too, it's one hell of a drop through the corkscrew!

I'm looking forward to Indycar going back there soon, I just hope the track safety has been improved.

I know copper is quite expensive these days but you have to wonder why it isn't used to start with on the grounds of safety.
When I was doing mechanic work many years ago we always used copper pipe with a plastic sheath on the outside to help protect it from stone strikes etc.

At least once the truck has rotted away you can sell the copper pipe and retire on the money you make back :D

A couple more little touches to my precious. Don't say that out loud in public :D

The fun of this game for me was exploring and now that I've seen it all I can't get too interested in it. It's still possible that in the future an update might make more fun again but I'm not holding my breath.

We get The Outer Worlds first in October, 25th. I'm looking forward to that, it's the only good thing on the horizon in the UK :/

You could try switching the fan to a different channel, if possible, to see if it's the fan or the channel that's the problem.

Very rare bird in the UK. They are starting to grow in number after decades of decline. They typically nest in rocky cliffs but they do sometimes nest in tall trees too. There aren't really any cliffs near me so I guess it must in a tall tree somewhere.

>>35661 Holy crap! That is a sweet truck! I wish I hadn't looked at the prices :/

I wasn't sure how it was spelled either. I thought maybe you had it right. XD

>>35650 Nice!
And here's the new (Tesla) Model 3 Donk :/

>>35645 Solar panels will be fine to power air con, especially as it's generally sunny when you want to use it. The problem is it will increase the overall amount of power we use so we will need even more solar and wind power than we currently plan for.

There are so many roofs, especially commercial properties, that are perfect for solar but we need a government lead plan to get it happening, and that's where things go wrong :/

Bummer! I love his work, and his commitment to sci-fi.

>>35636 Riker and Diana Troy!

Same as it is here. Although our current PM is a pussy he seems to be liked. Therefor the people like pussy :)

Me too :(

They're not wrong :D

Nice! It's a sweet little case, well worth bringing back to life.

I'll bring some beer to this party!
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I think the standards have dropped, massively, over the years. It's much the same in the UK now too. My dad was refused his application for the police force in the 1950's for being 1/2" too short! These days we have obese officers who wouldn't be able to chase a criminal without having a heart attack :S

0dd indeed. That being said the older software is a bit iffy. My Logitech racing wheel and pedals (2004-ish) were and are a pita to setup properly, like getting the full 360 degree rotation to work.

Honestly though, I haven't seen any program that worked flawlessly out-of-the-box.