I can’t say for certain but some experience in the electric grid space gives me some of the following reasons:
The circuit they are connected to was faulted
They were transferred to a supply that they are not approved to generate on
If they are a large facility then they might have had a failed communication channel that is used to disconnect them if there’s an issue.
This isn’t an exhaustive list but just some common ones
My kitchen has 4 different lights in it, and often a random one will be on.
One light is on a 3 way switch with a switch at either entrance, if I hit that switch (then realize I turned on an extra light, instead of turning off one of the other lights) and turn it back off within 2.5 seconds then it will turn off and other of the the lights in the kitchen that happen to be on.
Every time I accidentally trigger this automation it makes me smile because it’s silly
Least year I paid $485 cdn for 22 tb wd red pro drives. Right now the same drives are $749 cdn.
It’s already too late
For the ones I imported it seems like the location data is still there
Export your photos with take out
Then use immich-go to import
Rabies is a condition that lets you taste water for it’s real flavor
I have a car that the radio module isn’t working in, so it’s exactly that lol. All the features of a modern car but no internet connection.
The only annoying thing is that I have to physically go to the car to see what the state of the charge is.
Ubuntu is based on Debian, by the nature of that it will have more things than Debian.
Ubuntu generally has more cutting Edge features and tools by the nature of what it is, but the company supporting it also is pushing snap files for compatability containers which may or may not be your cup of tea.
Debians official packages can sometimes be a tad older since their ideology is stability over everything else.
A popular hypervisor distro proxmox uses Debian as the base for it’s great stability.
Honestly the best thing to do is just start trying things and don’t only rely on your own stuff until you have a good understanding.
Just get an old computer and install an os you want to learn, worst case you break it and reinstall.
I suggest proxmox since you can lean on community scripts and can backup and restore any containers pretty easily if needed.
But as with anything don’t go in expecting to be perfect, just get started, break some eggs and learn from mistakes. You will learn what you like about it, what you would change and you can burn it all down and start again if you want as well.
If you use tailscale you could pretty easily get similar results.
Tailscale to broker connections between devices and then access with the tailscale IP address
I too have lifetime Emby and still use it today. Media browser renamed to Emby. They took the M and B from the old name to get the new one.
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Here’s a very old flow chart I made for some folks that didn’t want to use Linux. Though it mostly applies to any serup
I would have think maybe a clam?
While fair, now you have to have JavaScript enabled in the page which I think was the point. It was never able having only a little bit. It was that you had to have it enabled
That would make the website feel ultra slow since a full page load would be needed every time. Something as simple as a slide out menu needs JavaScript and couldn’t really be done server side.
When if you said just send the parts of the page that changed, that dynamic content loading would still be JavaScript. Maybe an iframe could get you somewhere but that’s a hacky work around and you couldn’t interact between different frames
If your able to spoof a different mac address and your ISP should assign you a different IP address
I would consider zoraxy.
https://github.com/tobychui/zoraxy
Single go binary, works on Windows natively if you need that and somewhat more feature rich than npm (if your not custom writing configs)