

Networks.baseline on Instagram in 2024. Doesn’t predate ai, but potentially a shoop based on some of their other posts


Networks.baseline on Instagram in 2024. Doesn’t predate ai, but potentially a shoop based on some of their other posts


It’s an issue because your hardware won’t work. Last time I tried bsd it had no support for aquantia nics, so I had no networking


If you want to go with bsd, just make sure your hardware is supported
I’d bet sodimm since lpcamm was dell only until lpcamm2


After jellyfin super is added, I think it might be useful to have a way to just point it at an smb share and select what to clip from there.
Raid 6 takes longer to rebuild but not twice as long, more like 45-50% longer. And raid 5 can’t tolerate another drive failure during the rebuild. With new drives I do use raid 5 (z1), but with used drives I’d want that extra assurance.
If you’re getting used drives I’d recommend running the array in raid z2 or raid 6 for more parity drives
You can even get Bluetooth keyboards with them
Have you ever seen the original Mac?
2011 means it’s probably DDR3, which is still fairly affordable


Nah engines are fine since they don’t have enough time to cool down at a stop light. The oil mostly stays put over that short amount of time.
Did you not read the part about n++ not changing/rotating credentials? I think there’s enough blame to go around.
Yay ; flatpak update


Yeah, it kinda seems like RSS died shortly after Aaron died


One of the benefits when I used to use RSS was that the feed could be updated and cached so articles could be read when you don’t have an active Internet connection. Not as big of a deal these days, but a decade ago cell networks were spottier and free Wi-Fi wasn’t always available.
I always loved how pulse layed out each of the feeds and showed the headline and first image of the article.

Maybe, but it seems to be fine with matched speed ram. I think my issue at least is due to it being 1st Gen Ryzen. Originally on 32GB 2133mt/s, upgraded to 48GB 3200. Some light reading in-between switching ram sticks suggested not mixing G1 (2133,2400,2666,2933) & G2 (3000, 3200, 3600+) ddr4. And that is what my, testing found. Again, could just be 1st Gen issues tho.
You know, I had the same thought/opinion on Sunday before I spent 4 hours trying random combinations of leftover ram before I found a combo that would boot on my am4 board. Up to 48GB ram on my server now
~~I use truenas scale. And then run servers like Plex, ersatz tv, Minecraft, and palworld. ~~
I think I misunderstood. If you’re looking to play the disks on a display, truenas won’t work for you.
What about a 10 inch rack? Jeff geerling has a few good videos on Nas solutions in a 10 inch rack