> a modest 80tb one for my home lab

I laughed.

How does that work now they are a subsidiary of SpaceX?

Does that make the rotting corpse of Twitter public again?

Yes. Although the amount of SpaceX stock that's available for public is fairly little.

And those classes available for the public has less voting rights than Elons stock so even worse.

The UDM runs mine, but prior to that I ran a Docker container with it. It worked well.

https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/unifi-controller

You can't run UniFi Protect like this, only the network controller

Is that it, or did Apple negotiate long term contracts with suppliers?

Tim Apple has never been one to shy away from squeezing out another dollar.

It could be that too. But just seeing Apple not raise prices on the face of it, that could be purely from taking lower margins. I'd have to dig into the last earnings call.

Apple hasn't had many models constrained by supply instil recently (Neo, Mini and possibly studio). The ram shortage doesn't seem have have hit them until quite recently. Existing agreements? They pay more to be prioritised?

Thank you.

Recent events have taken ‘protection’ to a whole new level that’s extremely controversial.

It seems unlikely that you don’t know that.

Sorry for not being able to parse "military stuff" with the same precision as you.

Especially since there are plenty of people who post here who won't work on defense-related activities despite availing themselves of their protection.

>troll account.

Why do you say? What is the single issue? I can’t find a linking theme.

For the record, I rotate accounts every year or two and this account's age coincides with the age of the current Iran conflict so I probably have a disproportionate amount of comments on it.

JumpCrisscross, I wasn't trying to pigeonhole you but that was my impression based on your interaction with a number of threads over the years, my apologies if I mislabeled you, I meant it with respect.

lostlogin, thanks for the neutral reading, I appreciate you.

But we can do jet engines in suburbia far more easily.

> I'm not sure where nuclear is very cheap

It’s always cheap and easy when mentioned here.

I live in New Zealand where we have lots of wind, rain and sun and people occasionally suggest it for here too.

> How do you propose the rich countries in the temperature zones deal with the billion climate refugees fleeing the inhospitable tropical areas of the planet?

We have the answer to this on the front page of our news sites.

We try to impose a population cap. We recruit gangs of unidentifiable thugs to beat, imprison and deport them and we have race riots.