AmbroisindeMontaigu

https://www.qnap.com/en/product/qda-a2mar seems to be the one in your image. From the users guide it seems it does everything you listed. The prices I've seen are about 100 € / $ though plus the two SSDs you need, personally I'd invest in external backup instead, that covers more data loss scenarios than this adapter.

Weren't there at least rumors during the protests that reddit is actively looking for engagement posters? Ever since then discussions seem partly artificial (or maybe it just coincides with the rise of AI garbage).

Yeah, I'd like to see emissions attributed to the places where products end up, not where they're produced.

Have a look at https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Zram - a compressed block device in RAM that can be formatted as swap. There are various tools to set it up, maybe your distro already includes one of them. And htop has a meter for it, so you can see how effective the compression is (besides its own zramctl tool).

I'd like to try right a stick for movement and mouse for looking, but with a full controller that doesn't really work. And so far I haven't sacrificed a controller to saw off the right side so it can rest on a table with a similar hand position as a mouse.

100%. If it seems too innocent or self-aware it's Flanders.

It would, so they chose a jurisdiction that's unrelated to any involved party but doesn't have those laws.

When your "thermonuclear lawsuit" is so flimsy that you have to find a bully-friendly court first...

Which applies to far more than just car dealerships, a lot of "economy" is just people installing themselves as middlemen, siphoning off money from others' work and using it to protect their position.

But if you implement something in your browser that allows websites to block anything that isn't an accepted browser (and websites use it because they don't want their precious data to feed random AIs) you effectively prevent any potential competition from crawling websites to build a search index that might threaten your position.

repairs are not a matter of subsidies. Only new infrastructure is supported.

That's a big problem. If you incentivize a company to not maintain the infrastructure because you will pay for it once it's completely broken it will be completely broken.

Someone who is sponsored by an account seller, i.o.w. who doesn't mind breaking ToS but then seems to complain about others scripting, i.e. breaking ToS might not be the most unbiased and reliable source.