Yeah, meant the input shaft

While true, there are syncro-less racing transmissions as well for a number of the more popular moddable cars.

Nice. Now if y’all can only figure out how to get the boot back from us. Geaux tigers. 🤣

Real world usage tells me all I need to know.

SMB isn’t really all that slow these days.

I have NFS and SMB shares set up (same directory) and copying files to/from them maxes out my gigabit LAN.

SSH on the other hand is slower, because there’s more CPU overhead.

First step: Get permission from my wife to date.

They finish that rework of the 40 interchange yet? I haven’t been through there in about a year or so.

When I was driving trucks, I’d come up 530 to LR, then head west to FS, it was a pretty regular run for me.

You can get wifi pretty cheap. A $40 router will get you wifi. You’ll also need an internet connection, however…

Til little Rock is the middle of nowhere…

I do all of those things except neuter animals. Most rural folks do.

It is a natural consequence of tighter regulations.

Another option is virtualization.

Separate your sharing server from your remote access server, then have them each connect to a different VPN

This is how I do it.

I have several containers and a couple of VMs running on my one server. My router is also currently virtualized (OpnSense running in a Proxmox VM, works great) and it connects to tailscale and uses subnet routing to allow my LAN devices to be accessed from outside my home without putting them directly on the Internet.

Meanwhile, I have two more VPNs set up for two different sharing servers. All on one physical machine.

Tailscale can actually use a Mullvad exit point. I don’t know if you knew that …

TS works better for me than ZT. I started with ZT first, and had random access issues between my android phone, my VPS, and all my local devices.

The local devices could all ping each other’s Zerotier IP addresses, but the vps and phone had issues pinging them, but not each other.

Meanwhile, tailscale is working fine, and I’ve even set up subnet routing so I only need it on my phone, my VPS, and my OpnSense system.

With Zerotier, I couldn’t get routing to work at all.

Hell, I remember doing this in like 2005… Before smart phones were really a thing.

I’ll just wait until the fitgirl sale…

Uh.

I drove semi trucks in the US for years…

You’d better either double clutch or float those gears, because if you don’t, you’re destroying your clutch brake, which means you’ll have trouble getting it into gear from a dead stop. That applies for both upshifts and downshifts.

Ever sit next to an old truck or bus and hear them grinding gears to get into gear?

That’s due to the clutch brake failing to stop the flywheel.

All semi trucks in the US use synchro-less manual transmissions.

When shifting a syncro-less transmission, YOU are the synchro.

The clutch in these trucks has 2 positions. You either just barely engage the clutch enough to break contact, or you depress it fully to engage the clutch brake and (attempt to) stop the flywheel from spinning.

If you do the second one while shifting a moving vehicle, you’re causing undue wear and tear on the aforementioned clutch brake.

How, exactly, do you have Intel HD graphics, found on Intel APUs, on a Ryzen AMD system?

So punish those of us who do know how to make the cheap stuff work in a way we want, by removing the cheap stuff from the market, because other idiots don’t?

Yeah, solid idea.

Here, let me help.

https://ebay.us/m/3res0I

Less than 20 USD.

Like I said. Not willing to even try to look for something appropriate for your use case…