God damn it. I chose minio for my S3 implementation. I wonder if there is a migration path to garage…

Seeing steam at the top makes me question the list. Likely a hate of DRM rather than privacy

1U form factor, 4 disks, using 7w whilst idle, decent enough CPU to run 1 Linux VM

I bought an RS822+ for as a veeam Linux repo.

I can’t make that myself, or I don’t know how.

It was stupid expensive and if it wasn’t the business paying I would have probably put a bunch of disks into an HP elite desk.

Ain’t nobody owning these libs

Ah okay. When I used Plex it had hardware acceleration. But I’d been a Plex Pass lifetime pass user for years so forgot the distinction between that and non pass. Thanks

no local hardware accel

What do you mean by this?

If you want free, there are alternatives. Plex is a business, with employees. Plex pass is their business model.

I think locking remote play is entirely enshitification however, but I get it. Plex model has them provide authentication and relay services. They are now trying to push their own streaming services which I expect is a real money sink.

This is more about familiarity than difference in ease of use. I’ve used both, they are both super easy.

Because it would stink. I get your point but there are better ways of demonstrating it.

Ah yes. I’ve had the same issue. The web download is hit and miss. Totally understand, and a warranted description of that experience.

What was painful about getting the stuff out of OneDrive?

When I did this it was straight forward.

• Sync to local
• Move all to new directory (his triggers a mass deletion on OneDrive)
• Sync to seafile (in my case)

don’t trust a sibgle drive

sibgle?

Edit: oh I see the edit now. “single” is what it meant. I couldn’t figure that out at the time. Shitty to be downvoted for asking a question.

If you are the only user then use seafile pro. It’s free for up to 3 users.

Why block from the firewall. Normally you would set a static ip to not use dhcp. You could also uninstall or disable the dhcp client service.

I recently decommissioned my old poweredge T620. Beast of a thing, 5U heavy af. It had 8x10T drives and was the primary media server.

Now that it is replaced I bought 2x Synology RS822+ and filled them with the old disks. Using SHR2. They are mixed brands bought at different times so I’ve made sure each NAS has a mix of disks.

Lowest is 33k hours, highest is 83k.

I know Lemmy hates telegram but it should be common knowledge that all platforms process requests from authorities.

https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news/2021/12/heres-what-data-the-fbi-can-get-from-whatsapp-imessage-signal-telegram-and-more

The repeated posting of this story the last few days seems artificial.

I grew up with the ^ symbol meaning CTRL. Kids these days.

Is it identifiable? Can it be attributed to individual car level?

Isn’t your use case exactly what Ceph is for?

What about in the context of Pi?