How often are you people screwing things up so badly that your servers aren’t reachable over the network and require keyboard/monitor access? This is basically only ever once for me for the initial OS install, and even then that can be automated away if I had to do it more than once every couple years

Notice the footnote on every TSA webpage that their officers can always change the rules on the spot if they feel like it. So it’s always a gamble.

I like the overloaded power strip balanced on top of the heater, really ties the whole disaster together

Funny, this article was directly above in my feed:

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01697-y

220TB in 10 years on a 250GB disk means you are doing the equivalent of rewriting the entire disk every 4 days or so for 10 years

Home Assistant hates it if you install anything else on your server besides Home Assistant. Don’t even think about running other docker containers besides HA or you’ll get persistent nags and it’ll prevent you from updating without doing workarounds

PCIe 2 x4 is the same speed as PCIe 3 x2, no?

I also only use the fb mobile web app, but for years they regularly break things, I assume it’s on purpose to get people to install their shady app

Check out MikroTik

Does white filament wear out nozzles faster?

250GB cache

1 TB Pool

2 TB Pool

(2TB Parity partition + 8TB non-redundant storage partition) = 10 TB HDD

You’ll have a total of 3 TB that’s protected, and 8 TB that’s not. When you get another 10 TB drive in the future, then you’ll have a total of 13 TB that’s protected.

It works pretty good but every once in a while it’ll hard lock and blast loud static out of my speakers until I unplug it and plug it back in

Removed by mod

Does it work any better than 12ft? I found that worked maybe 1 out of 4 times at best

To be fair, most hobby 3d printing is only economical if your time is worth nothing

Ah yes, the Thanos solution