

scott pilgrim?


scott pilgrim?


Do you think I didn’t read this? You obviously saw that I posted it in another comment, and I am mentioning info from the very text you posted here.
(Edit: I am realizing I am coming across as kinda hostile here, but I genuinely just want to understand your thought process behind posting this)
If you read the comments of the answer you copied, the OP of the question also said the following:
The following solutions worked: Static ARP entries and subnet-directed broadcasts. You may use one of both if you have the same scenario. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
Them mentioning that one ‘may use one of both’ makes me believe there is a way to make this work properly with unicast. The serverfault post is also mentioning the need to manage several machines this way, which is why I believe the answer you copied suggested using broadcast, as managing ARP entries for several machines could become tedious and unreliable.


Yes, electricity is expensive here and I don’t use it daily.


Yup. And it works already, as long as the server was shut down in the last few hours. Then it stops working. The 4 hours mentioned here seem about right.


Because I want the server to boot when a service on said server is being accessed. Without having to manually boot it before.


I’ll look into my options regarding a different switch or router, thanks.
However your solution with the ESP32 would require me to manually trigger the boot, no? At that point I can just use the magic packet, which works fine already.


I am talking about WoL in unicast mode, not with the magic packet.
Aren’t the first two if branches completely useless? The variable was just defined without a value, so it should always be null
You think american companies care about gdpr? lol
Are you aware Meta keeps paying larger and larger fines each year for failing to comply with gdpr in Facebook? Last one was 1.3 BILLION. they just keep doing it.


I once had a racing condition that got tipped over by the debugger. So similar behavior to what’s in the meme, but the code started working once I put in the print calls as well. I think I ended up just leaving the print calls, because I suck at async programming
I like the way you think.
Yeah, tabs are larger spaces, what’s your point?
/s
You may be right, but I still have an unreasonable hate for tabs in code
Git flow eliminated 95% of merging issues for my team


We get underpaid and an unreasonable amount of money still flows to shareholders etc. Essentially we still suffer from all the exploitation that comes with capitalism.


I mostly mean the lack of proper universal healthcare that forces many workers in the us to use holidays for sick days. I was assuming that’s the reason 3 weeks of holidays sounds outlandish to the original commenter.


And believe it or not, we’re still being exploited. Just not as badly as you guys are.


And my Axe!
Wait, KDE connect can go straight from one phone to another? That sounds awesome. I know it’s a great piece of software, but that makes it even greater.