

Sure, just need a PoE adapter for it.
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Sure, just need a PoE adapter for it.


It’s been like that since the Pi was around $150 tbh, at least when looking at used hardware as a comparison.


Yeah, and a modern x86 setup will be faster and likely even more efficient under load, with better software support too.


I believe AirVPN is a solid one, port forwarding support too.


The advice I use for myself is always assume a service will either turn shitty enough that you need to leave, or just shut down due to some reason, so I try and only use services that make it easy to move away from.
So instead of Proton or Tuta, use a normal email provider that provides IMAP and supports a custom domain name. There are good ones around for privacy and features like Mailbox.org or similar.
A domain is ~$12/year and ensures you (hopefully) never need to change a bunch of emails on accounts again even if moving to a different email provider.


That could be made illegal as well if the FCC felt inclined to. Radio direction finding would make tracking down mesh nodes fairly trivial for them.


The article says it’s people giving their login info to their AI agent, so nothing to do with the bank security or being hacked in that sense.


4.2x more people though, not much point in comparing only 1 figure like that without more context.


I can understand a lightweight IoT network to monitor temperatures and get alarms automatically. But why on earth would it allow controlling the fridge remotely?


Timer on my phone also does that!
I’m not a fan on the channel either generally, but as I remember they didn’t do anything unusual? Just installed some things and the distro broke itself.
If someone can break it by just doing average things a user would do, that’s not really the users fault.


What are they gonna do, close your accounts and make you sign up for 10 more? lol
Depends on the input your PC needs. If it’s a common 19V power supply then you need a 19V PoE splitter like this + an adapter for whatever connector yours has: https://www.ebay.com/itm/194028107173
You’ll also need a switch that can supply 802.3bt PoE.
The usefulness of running a mini PC off of PoE seems pretty small, but there are some cases where it might make sense.