Did you find a remote option? What other tools have you used?

I could be wrong but there isn’t one.

https://giantpinkrobots.github.io/varia/

Powerful underneath. Schedule your downloads with a powerful scheduler function. Use basic authentication and import cookies from a file. Enable remote mode to control a remote aria2c instance.

This is what I’d like to do, I’m thinking maybe it’s just not in the program yet, but according to the releases it should be.

I mean not the family size, but yes a full on box of cereal.

Had a manager that somewhat creepily checked for people’s phones, the look on her face when I pulled an entire box of cereal from my pocket they couldn’t see was pretty good.

And if they raised the price to $250, they could go with a faster processor and better wifi!

IDK about Tesla but yeah Toyotas like to lock themselves.

You use MPV as the player instead of VLC.

They almost definitely got this info by simply having the IMEI, which is printed on the back and can definitely be accessed in whatever Apple calls their service mode though.

An extra $0.25/hr during peak. Which of course is done by subtracting the $0.25/hr from the base and adding it back during peak.

I’m pretty sure your scanner is scanning at a ridiculously high DPI or something, had this problem with some Epsons and it could be fixed in the software, there are two softwares too, one is scan smart and one is scan 2

What are you guys printing?

I’d prefer to be able to setup like you have, but an always on VPN for stock Android is a PITA.

Could you just connect the server and the client to the same VPN?

None, I have a Vizio that shipped with non shitty firmware, only to be upgraded over time to shitty firmware.

You guys are getting DSL?

Because if it’s just local, you can configure the static IP directly on the server/VM/whatever and bypass the router’s DHCP entirely. Just make sure to assign it an IP that’s outside of the range the router will assign and you’ll be golden.

I had no idea I could do that but totally makes sense, thanks!