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Hello, I’m in a big city and so I’m checking out daycare options now. I don’t need full time care but part time is proving more difficult to find. I do want socialization and a learning environment but as a FTP I’m unsure how often and how important it is before a certain age—especially as I’m in a position where I don’t ::have:: to get infant care full time. I just want guidance, especially from second time parents on what you felt was best for you and your child. Thanks!!

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Hey there, I was wondering how the FTP distribution works exactly. I have most of the time 4 FTPs per day, and sometimes it can go up to 5 or 6 for some reason. I noticed that an acquaintance of mine who plays on Toreba has only 1 or 2 FTPs every day. I would have like to hear from other players about this!

We've been working for quite some time now on libunftp (https://github.com/bolcom/libunftp), an FTPS server library crate for Rust with a twist. At this stage it seems to be used by a couple of people so I thought it good to maybe do a blog post about it. Here it is: https://blog.abstractinvoke.com/05-07-unftp.html

Would be great to get some feedback on the project, the post or both :-). I know FTP is ancient but perhaps it’s useful for some and I would think Rust needs at least one high quality FTPS implementation and by the looks ot it unFTP seems the furthest down the road here.

If you are already using it, feel free to share and if you have ideas on how we can improve we’d love to hear.

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HI there.

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Does anyone know if its possible to stream from an FTPS server on the firestick? if so, which apps do you recommend?

Thanks much.

Best regards,

Hey,

I wanted to use the sub channel of my RLC 820 for 24/7 recording and only record in 4k if a motion alert is triggered. I'm using Blue Iris for recording. Unfortunately the FPS of the main stream droped below 1FPS when using both streams in parallel.

SUB and MAIN Stream via RTSP

Today I found a workaround solution. I have the main and sub stream configured as separate cams. When I use the RTMP Stream for the sub channel the FPS for the main stay constant.

I verified that on both of my cams maybe you can verify that solution as well..

SUB via RTMP / Main using RTSP

RTMP URL: rtmp://[IP]/bcs/channel0_sub.bcs?channel=0&stream=0&user=admin&password=[PW]

I hope this helps, I saw a few other people who had that issue while searching for a solution

I am currently trying to run a script in Azure that would go through all of our Web Apps and turn on FTPS.

This is what I currently have

$Subscriptions = Get-AzSubscription

foreach ($sub in $Subscriptions) {

Get-AzSubscription -SubscriptionName $sub.Name | Set-AzContext

$GetName = (Get-AzWebApp).Name

$GetRG = (Get-AzWebApp).ResourceGroup

Set-AzWebapp -Name $GetName -ResourceGroupName $GetRG -FtpsState FtpsOnly

}

Set-AzWebApp : Cannot convert 'System.Object[]' to the type 'System.String' required by parameter 'Name'. Specified method is not supported.

I currently am getting this error, which I dont understand as .Name and .ResourceGroup, from my understanding are already strings. I am very new to powershell so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone!

I’ve been putting it off for the last month since I noticed all of my zones becoming very easy… (for example, with PZE rides my zones 2 and 3 were being ridden in 4 and 5 to match exertion cues.)

I am a terrible test taker and I get anxiety with the idea of trying to see where I stack up against my old FTP test.

I took Matt Wilpers 10 min FTP warmup and felt immediately calm because he stressed the importance of going into the test with an idea of the measured amount of effort you will have to expend through out the five, four- minute intervals at perceived zones 4,5,6, and 7. I knew where to start in my test with my output based on the warmup and felt good about taking the test.

My numbers indeed went up and I beat my old PR with the FTP test by a whole 23 points.

Now I feel confident and properly gauged fitness-wise when I do PZ rides as they reflect my current fitness level. They are not easy as they require effort and I plan to retest once that changes in a month or two.

TLDR; take the FTP test, it is so beneficial and helps build endurance and you will thank yourself in the long run.

I can't seem to get ftp to work. I configured WinSCP with ftp and it will log in to the seedbox without issue, but when I create the task and test lftpsync it just hangs at a blank conemu screen and won't do anything. If I switch to SFTP, then lftpsync works without issue. Anyone know why FTP won't work? The reason I'm trying to use FTPS over SFTP is for increased speed. With SFTP it's very slow no matter how I configure it, the seedbox has a gigabit connection, and I have 600Mbps, but I max out at 120Mbps with SFTP.

Downloading through WinSCP with FTPS is about 3.5x faster than with SFTP.

I hate to add to the complaints, but FTP has really gone down the drain. As much as most of us don’t wanna admit it, the main demographic for FTP is the wanna-be edgy suburban kids who think $B owns the brand, I think it’s always been that way. FTP was never for the outcasts, it was for the rich kids who would mindlessly eat up anything the brand put out, as long as there was some “badass” logo or phrase.

The whole “anti-establishment” mindset that the brand puts out is completely false, and it’s apparent now more than ever. They’re rolling in dough off of 15 year old white kids buying a poor quality tee with a screen printed gun and a phrase like “fuck cops” for $25. The most low-effort, fake-hard shit ever produced, honestly.

At the end of the day, they’re selling off hats and shirts for like $20-$25, when any other streetwear brand is charging double. If you expected quality for that price, you’d be wrong. One thing I have a huge issue with is misleading pics and descriptions on the site. Quality and actual size of items and accessories is almost always wrong. (Recent skull design and pocket knife, for example.)

I feel bad for anyone just getting into the brand, because the “golden years” of FTP are long gone. I’d have no problem if they chose to increase prices in exchange for better quality items, and took a hard look at what designs they’re using. I’ve been looking at pieces I got even a handful of years ago, and stuff from 2021. There’s simply no comparison. Newer shirts feel like Gildan-quality trash, straight up uncomfortable to wear.

FTP has become everything it was originally against. FTP was supposed to be a massive middle finger to other streetwear brands, it was supposed to stand out, and be something that every other brand wasn’t. Now they’re following the exact same business tactics. Cheap fabric, poor quality prints, boring designs, super limited drops aimed at hypebeasts who crave limited items. Anyone else feel this way?

Hi guys.. I got 2 questions:

1. Whats the difference among FTP, FTPS and SFTP?
2. Which of these 3 protocols is best to stay as anonymous as possible for my ultra seedbox when dloading files from seedbox to my PC?

The draft is behind us and we've got a long 4 months until football is back, so its time for EA to get a little creative with the promos. With Comebacks, they are sending us on a treasure hunt highlighting some of players who've returned from various injuries or other setbacks in their careers (with an emphasis on last season). The promo lasts until 10:30am ET on May 12 - so a full 7 days. There are currently 5 new 100-overall masters to target, as well as a special chain to build a 100-overall Ochocinco.

Unlike some of the recent promos, Comebacks relies heavily on luck and chance - which is not great for FTP players. But no matter how good or bad your luck is, everyone can build the 100-overall Ochocinco easily without having to spend any gems and minimal coins (if any). I think most people with average luck will be able to get both the 100-overall Ochocinco and a 100-overall master of their choice as well - but it is difficult to say with certainty.

Currencies:

• There are 4 currencies involved in this promo: Shards; Idols; Comeback Coins; and Rubies:
  • Shards are the main building block for the promo, and you'll need them to build Idols, promo players, and masters. There are 3 different types of Shards (creatively named Shard A, Shard B, and Shard C). There is no reason for these to be different items. You'll generally collect them at around the same rate, and most sets let you use either any Shard or an equal balance of the 3 different types. Just ignore that there are different types of these, and treat them all the same.
  • Idols are a premium collectible that you'll need to build in order to complete promo players and masters. You can build an Idol Piece by combining 30 Shards and a single 87+ S7 player. You can then build an Idol itself by combining 5 Idol Pieces.
  • Comeback Coins are gained in small amounts as you complete certain events and sets throughout the promo. There are two ways to use them: first, you can spend 1,000 Comeback Coins on a boom-or-bust set that will give you 15 Shards, 125 Comeback Coins, and a chance at a Ruby. You can also combine a Ruby with 500 Comeback Coins to create a 97-overall promo player.
  • Rubies are rare items that drop (allegedly) from the Player Blitz and Shard Blitz repeatable events, as well as occasionally from the Comeback Coin boom-or-bust set. When you get a Ruby, you can combine it with 500 Comeback Coins to create a 97-overall promo player, saving you a lot of S

Players who want to grind for more items or players with loads of reputation to spare, rejoice!

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I actually dont mind spending money in games, and do so regularly for PC and console gaming. However, this game from the very beginning has made spending money in it unattractive by virtue of overcharging for absolutely everything.

Paying 10-20 bucks to unlock a character that might take a month or more of grinding in a FTP game? Thats sometimes acceptable to me. Charging $15 for 10 of a resource that never shows up in stores, is unobtainable on missions, and itsnt even enough to equip one item for a single character? Thats an easy no, as the cost benefit analysis just isnt there, and strikes me as essentially attempted price gouging for entertainment, when equivalent or better entertainment values can be found elsewhere for significantly less.

Its actually made me wonder who their target audience is, and if they've more or less given up on broader sales volume in favor of a small high spending user base until they lose the license in favor of a new studio. It also raises questions about who is running their business modeling and how it is being pitched to executives. In my estimation, it seems like a very short term strategy based off of poor product elasticity calculations that will end up in both lower profitability and an unfortunately shortened game lifespan.

I dont intend to quit, but it seems worth discussing whether their business model and pricing as it currently stands is really in the community's or their own best interest.

Up until very recently an imperfect way of thinking about the FTP v spending trade-off was that the choice to compete was either to spend time, money or a combination of both. Of course, all things being equal, spenders have a leg up over FTPers, but for the most part (not exactly, but for the most part), what spenders are paying for was time. You spend money to get something that you would otherwise have to grind it out in order to get. Three major changes to the game change that equation, so that spenders now have access to advantages that FTPers cannot achieve. And all that would be well and good but the consequences is that FTPers will not only advance more slowly, but actually backslide, especially in regular Arena rank and Blitz rank. How so?

1. Blitz Sim. I am making an assumption here that many more players will Blitz Sim as much as possible and that scores will shoot up across the board, especially for new characters. It had been the case that a mid-game FTPer could grind it out and get a new character at four stars after the first two character release blitzes. This was actually made possible by the last Blitz overhaul, which was player friendly. I now think that’s going to be impossible, except for players with huge TCPs, which for practical purposes means big spenders. So if you are FTP or a small spender and you feel like you have made progress in Blitz, there’s a good chance that the Blitz Sim will push your progress back, with real consequences in terms of character shards.

2. Battle Pass. The paid options for Battle Pass do not simply allow paying players to bypass the awful, awful RTA grind, but to get rewards that FTP grinders will not get, no matter what. This includes T15 materials, which seem really geared toward big spenders (the rest of us won’t get near DD4 for a while). Unlike DD3, beating DD4 will give those spenders a potentially game changing character (Doom), that likely will change the regular Arena dynamic. So, FTPers and small spenders who have been building up their Black Orders will soon have to contend with a character and a new team with that character that is simply out of reach (for a long time). And unlike say, Emma or Sinister, Doom will never enter the game at a low level. To get him at all means the player necessarily already has hugely power all characters and a lot of resources to build up Doom fast.

3. DD4. I essentially explained this above, but to be clear, DD4 is essentially only going to

Hi guys... Someone suggested to use https as a source to download files from ultra seedbox's webpage. Do you think it leaves you as anonymous as ftps? Which is better for fast and anonymous downloads?

Looking at the playlist for Ben's new FTP test got me thinking...

We all have them: songs that suddenly awaken our inner beast, build our second wind into a massive hurricane, and make us go ALL OUT. If any of the FTP tests on Peloton had these songs on the playlist, I'm sure my zones would be significantly higher than they are now.

So I created my ideal FTP test playlist to play over my next FTP test. And then I thought how fun it would be to see other people's.

Here's one version of mine:

• Long warm up - Clubbed to Death (Rob Dougan)
• FTP test - Uprising (Muse) / Bulls on Parade (Rage Against the Machine) / Chop Suey (System of a Down) / Starf**kers, Inc. (Nine Inch Nails) / Under Pressure (Queen & David Bowie)
• Cool down / victory lap - Red Right Hand (Nick Cave)

I'd love to hear what unleashes your inner FTP beast!

Just to reiterate, FTP.

With all the Aaron Rodgers news today and recent weeks. It's made me think about how I feel about him. I think he has really been working on his public image over the past year. Pat Mcafee show appearances and Jeopardy hosting have made him a lot more likeable.

The best thing this off-season would be if Aaron Rodgers got traded. I could be a full fan of his and watch the Packers implode.

Again, to be clear, FTP.

The NFL Draft is here at last! This is a long promo, running for 13 full days (so all events will end at 10:30am ET on May 5). For now, we've got a series of 6 100-overall masters to target, as well as draft pick sets that will let you get new players as they're drafted next weekend! It seems pretty friendly to the FTP community overall, with 2 masters possible if you have around 1,000 gems and 11.5 million coins ready to go, or even the #1 draft pick for 3,000 gems and 14.5 million coins. Everyone will also walk away with a free 98-overall Night Train Lane, and 25,000 S7 points to help you toward Winfield Jr./Williams.

Currencies:

• There are three currencies involved in this promo: Badges, Shields, and Draft Gems:
  • Badges are the building block for much of the promo, as you'll use them to build both promo players and Shields. They are specific to each of the 100-overall masters, but most sets allow you to use any Badge, so getting the specific ones you need shouldn't be too difficult (but if you are building Nelson, for example, make sure to stick all the Nelson Badges you get into his set as you collect them, to make sure you have enough).
  • Shields are an item that you can create by combining 45 Badges, 2 92+ S7 players, and 3 87+ S7 players. You need to build Shields for 100-overall masters or draft pick tokens.
  • Draft Gems are gained in small amount as you complete certain events, and will mostly just be used to trade in for additional Badges (but there will be a series of 1-time sets that allow you to get some good stuff; currently, you can get essentially a free 92+ S7 player).

Events:

• The main event series is a set of 4 options in the middle of the promo launch page. Each costs 45 promo stamina to play; the first time you play each event after it resets, you'll get 4 Badges, 1 82+ S7 player, and 50 Draft Gems. Every play after that first win will give you 2 Badges, 1 82+ S7 player, and 50 Draft Gems. I've also gotten an extra Badge now and then while playing these events. These events reset twice a day, at 10:30am ET and 6:00pm ET. You want to do all 4 of these every reset (so twice a day).
• Once you've completed all 4 of those initial events, 2 blitz options will unlock:
  • a Badge Blitz event that costs 20 promo stamina and rewards you with 3 Badges for your first win each day, and just 1 Badge thereafter; and
  • a Player Blitz event that costs 20 promo stamina and rewards you with an 82+ S7 play

After a quiet week to start Season 7, we've got a new Free Agency promo that launched today with a series of 100-overall masters. While everyone will be able to get a single master easily, the promo isn't as FTP-friendly as some of the more recent promos we've seen, and you'll have to pay up 8,500 gems and around 8 million coins if you want to walk away with 2 of the masters.

Currencies:

• There are only two currencies involved in this promo: Badges and Shields:
  • Badges come in 2 varieties (AFC and NFC) and are used as the building block for much of the promo, as you'll use them to build promo players and Shields.
  • Shields (which also come in 2 varieties, AFC and NFC) are an item that you can create by combining 4 conference-specific Badges and 2 87+ S7 players. You need 20 Shields in order to build a 100-overall master.

Events:

• The main event series is a group of 6 player-specific events: each takes 30 promo stamina to play, rewards you with 3 Badges and 4 82+ S7 players, and resets twice a day (10:30am and 7:30pm ET). This is pretty obvious, but you want to play through each of these events whenever possible (so 12 total events a day). You'll walk away with 36 Badges and 48 82+ S7 players each day of the promo.
• After you've played through the 6 player-specific events, 2 blitz events will unlock for you at the bottom of the screen:
  • The one on the left is the Player Blitz Event, which costs 20 promo stamina and rewards you with 2 82+ S7 players on each win (with a small chance of a Badge). You get a bonus 1 Badge and 2 additional 82+ S7 players for your first win each reset, which again is tied to 10:30am and 7:30pm ET).
  • The one on the right is the Badge Blitz Event, which also costs 20 promo stamina and rewards you with 1 Badge on each win (with a small chance at another Badge). You get a bonus 1 Badge and 2 82+ S7 players for your first win each reset.
    • I've done this blitz event 65 times so far to try and get a sense of how frequently the additional Badge drops, and it isn't looking great. I'm at 7 out of 65, so am guessing it is roughly a 10% chance for the extra Badge.
• Badges are much more valuable than S7 players, so your plan should be to spend your promo stamina each day by doing the following:
  • play through the 6 player-specific events, twice (360 total promo stamina)
  • complete the player blitz event after each reset for the first win bonus (40 total promo stamina)