Since your other question is already answered:

think leaving it as it is (unencrypted, no domain name, only accessible through IP) will be problematic.

Yes, that's no biggy since it is on your local network only. But be aware that everyone that has access to your network could potentionally capture all the files you're transfering and your nextcloud credentials as well. Other than that, your communication with nc will be encrypted on the wifi layer.

Ah das macht Sinn.

Just 5 communist countries. I can easily name 25 capitalist countries but only 5 communist countries would be enough for me to shut up.

Yes, but with some preparation. First, secure boot has to be disabled. Then you need a FAT32 esp partition on your SSD which has to become the system boot partition. Easiest way is unpluging all other hard drives and ssds and tgen installing the linux distribution of your choice to the ssd. You can install different drivers for all circumstances, it is for example no problem to have drivers for AMD and NVIDIA GPUs installed, only the right one will be loaded. You can also optionally prepare your ssd linux for mbr systems if you want compability with really old systems. Archwiki has a good article about that iirc.

Ah yes, wanted to write something with 19th century first, then changed it but forgot to convert it. Thanks.

Haven't tried yet. I'm evaluating atm if I need it or not.

Was talking about IC sockets but whatever turns you on, i don't judge

The refreah rate is dependant on your display. On most monitors it is fixed to a certain frequency, in the past mostly 60 hz (hz means per one second), nowadays there is more diversity. That is how often there will be a refresh, meaning every pixel will change it state if there is a new image ready.

Frame rate is how often your pc has a new picture for the display.

mqtt works topic based. It is for sending and recieving messages. You'll need a broker to distribute the messages. Every client can subscribe to list of topics, the broker saves that list. If a client sends a new message with the topic foo, the broker recieves it and will try to send it to every subscriber of foo. When some client is offline and comes back up later the broker will still send it to them. Therefore it is great for IoT and smart Home devices

If someone wants to find a vulnerability they will find a vulnerability.

only if there is a vulnerability. Which is possible but not necessary.

The only advantage open source maybe has that it's harder to hide vulnerabilities for years

Vulnerabilitues should never be hidden but in stead eradicated. The true advantage of oss (regarding security) is that your implementations have to be secure. Security by obscurity is simply not an option

and it's more obvious if they don't fix it.

Security also means knowing about issues. When "they don't fix it" in OSS, you at least (can) know about that, in closed source it is harder to be sure that the code is secure.

Mastodon was very depressing for me, this follower centric self presentation stuff is super not my style, it don't want it to be about me, I most likely suck but I say smart things some times, so I want it to be about the stuff I say.

Plus I don't mind being downvoted into oblivion. I actually think that this can be a good thing. It means that there was something at least controversial about what I posted so I might be wrong or have to argue better.

Lastly, mastodon is too much safe space and filter bubble. I want to read things from people that I disagree with and I want to argue with them in good faith. When I tried this on mastodon, I got misquoted, blocked, harassed... You name it.

For any mathematician a n-turn would be a turn segmented into n directional changes. /s