You can also use snapraid (and mergefs) on Linux to do the same thing! I’m excited to recognize this because I recently turned an old PC into a crappy nas with Open Media Vault and used these two.
You can also use snapraid (and mergefs) on Linux to do the same thing! I’m excited to recognize this because I recently turned an old PC into a crappy nas with Open Media Vault and used these two.
Ah cool I thought it was full featured
Yeah the movies are weird
I guess Geppetto was a father too.
He was a father??? Where is that canon?
I’ve never seen a config file, I just have the element x app. And use it to access a matrix.org account. I can interact with channels I’ve already joined via the Web interface on other devices. But can’t figure out how to join new ones from the phone.
Unrelated, I should probably make my own post, but in element X I can’t figure out how to join rooms.
I like proton pass it has a free tier and paid version
I have one of the mikrotik hap things because it was cheap.
I used ddrescue for a failing drive of not critical stuff, and had great success. Lots of guides online. If I were doing it again though, I would NOT image the whole drive – just the partition of interest. That greatly simplifies running fsck on the image and mounting it to recover the files.
Insane take. The terminal is not for everyone or every task. I’m happy to use it for a lot of things but for example, I’m so happy gparted exists and I don’t have to do partitioning in a CLI
Is that like ddrescue?
I’m still looking for a good UPS that can run on 12 V DC from the car’s outlet and power usb devices
If you are looking for a vps to host your website, may I recommend Google cloud platform free tier? You have to give a credit card, and occasionally it messes up and charges $0.01 a month, but it’s pretty good.
Thanks for reminding me why I never want to get into home automation!
Really cool read.
I have a PC from 2006 it is not “mini” and it has an awful CPU… :(
What would be a good used upgrade with 4x 3.5 bays?
Btrfs came default with my new Synology, where I have it in Synology’s raid config (similar to raid 1 I think) and I haven’t had any problems.
I don’t recommend the btrfs drivers for windows 10. I had a drive using this and it would often become unreachable under load, but this is more a Windows problem than a problem with btrfs
Is it safe to use IPFS without a VPN ?
I do it too. I guess I trust cloudflare more than the public Internet but when I have more money I’ll do it right
Iirc the cloudflare proxy hides your true IP address