I don’t think that applies when you intend to type something but accidental type enter after your first slash / :)

Thankfully I don’t hit the space bar randomly (yet) but btrfs snapshotting has saved the day for other mishaps

Oof. I always type the whole path just because I have made this mistake before.

Yes pretty much exact

Croc file share, uses a relay to find each other https://github.com/schollz/croc

Session Messenger, uses a tor style server network https://github.com/session-foundation/session-android

My wife and windows could not get along, to many inconsistencies. I set up a repeatable comfig NixOS for her with GNOME. She now never complains about the computer, since it is always the same.

LaTeX and Typst enter the job application chat

Grsync too

And dude has changed icon set, so its not a cog, its a wrench and screw driver

For more money and wasted power. People overbuild quite often.

Oui, Oui.

My pi gets 81MB/s non cache HDD read speed over USB.

With an msata SSD into a USB adapter if gets non cache read speed of 437MB/s

I totally get that doesn’t compete with a pcie slot msata or nvme.

But it significantly improves access time and transfer.

OPs request was could they do it with pis. Yes you could. HDD is max 120mbs, with SSD over USB interface you get a lot more even thought its not running on the pcie bus. It is totally functional as long as you aren’t streaming 4k to your TV. And it is more than enough for most people. As a reliable backup solution it works, but best if you use a drive enclosure that is powered, rather than relying on the USB power of the drive adapter.

You seem irrationally irked about a viable suggestion, to OPs orignal question. Sorry if I triggered your inner nerd 😀

PS. I’m not talking getting nvme speeds on USB, I’m saying if you use an msata ssd you get tons more bandwidth on USB than HDD

I think you missed the part about me saying older Pi, being cheap. Like you can pickup a pi3b for $35 where as I’d have to pay $150-180 for a pi5. People get focused on hardware that is overkill for their needs (especially if you track access and system load). You can probably get a deal on an old thinclient or nuc also. Its good to show people options.

For example I have a 15 year old arm board with 256mb non expandable RAM. (Dedtined for the garbage dump) with debian It handles music streaming and samba shares perfectly fine with an SSD. And doesn’t even use 50% of the RAM.

You don’t have to have pcie for a simple nas, USB with an SSD is fine. I ran my video, audio and samba shares on it that way and its plenty good.

As a counter point you can grab an old Pi for cheap and install OpenMediaVault OS and have all the NAS tools you need managed from a GUI.

There are Plugins for tons of self hosting options, and GUI docker management for your own add ons. (New versions dumped portainer, in favor of their own GUI tools).

Pi3 is fine Pi4 would be better. Wattage is between 4-7

I used to host this way till I found a fanless heatsink case for a ITX board.
Idle wattage is 15, and 23 for processing heavier tasks

If I recall he was more hung up on the consent part, because he was probably a black and white logic thinker. If Teen consent, therefore OK. I think later he made a statement that he had re-thought it, after people argued that a teen saying yes is not consent because they can’t legally consent.

There are paid subscriptions with support. You could also test out other distros, the currated nature of some distros means a problem in one doesn’t show up in another.

I.e. My wife’s laptop is a samsung from 2010. Debian derivatives won’t run because of a bios bug that halts the system, or even halts install. Fedora or SUSE run fine, it shows the bug and works around it.

Yeah, SUSE, REL, Ubuntu have paid support. SUSE started as a service support company before spinning their own.

Pavucontrol is great. Sometimes just entering that GUI has fixed the sound connection for me

Bash.rc printout?..on tractor feed paper so she knows you the real deal