Ah gotcha. See if if your raid controller can be flashed/switched to IT mode(HP might call it something else) as then you won’t have to deal with the raid controller’s raid settings and doing anything weird. Then you can just rely on snapraid to manage the drives.
When you say raid 0 on the data disks do you mean just having the disks present as single disks and not putting them into arrays? As seeing raid 0 and data storage makes me very nervous.
And yeah I’d take a disk out of your boot array and then that into a raid 1 so you can use the extra for storage/ redundancy elsewhere.
They’ve recently completed a very large sewer that should stop the majority of untreated sewage going into the Thames.
You know what? I’ll take it. At least there’s some positive there.
Hugh Laurie is gay? His wife is going to be so upset when she finds out.
Lawful evil due to a lack of desk real estate. Though I do deeply desire a vertical monitor too.
I’m with you I turned off read receipts and muted all group chats I’m in a while ago and it’s done wonders for how on edge I feel. So much calmer than I was before.
Caddy + crowd sec + some kind of auth solution is what I’m aiming for though I haven’t got authentik working with it yet so I haven’t opened it up yet. I wouldn’t want to do jellyfish without the auth solution though as there local stuff isn’t so robust.
VPN in and a few local users would be the most secure if you haven’t got too many folks connecting.
I block ads in most places so I very rarely see them at this point so I think this dumps me onto some junk category as when the occasional as does get through they’re nuts. Like this one I got earlier today:
I’d avoid super short USB drives if you can as they tend just to be SD cards in disguise.
If possible for dB stuff I would recommend using actual drives as lots of reads and writes will very quickly wear out most removable storage devices.
And that’s just battery swaps. Getting to the screen to replaced on most phones is an even bigger nightmare.
Currently that it just shuts down hard when waking from sleep. I suspect its something to do with my monitor but haven’t spent the time to work out why.
Proxmox and truenas for all my physical boxes and then Debian for all my VMs and LXCs. I’m not all that adventurous when it comes to OS choice as I found things that worked years ago and I’ve stick with them ever since as I’ve not seen anything that really looks like it does anything interesting/new that makes it worth switching.
Yeah I made the switch and finally moved my daily driver of to kubuntu and it’s been surprisingly painless. Only thing I’ve really struggled with is finding a music player I like.
Age is correct in this context.
Of you’re going foss for your OS why not take a look at Krita and gimp for your image editing needs?
I’ve not tried either in years at this point hut can’t hurt to check them out if you haven’t already.
So long Ozzy. Thanks for all the metal.
I ended up switching to heliboard in the end. You can grab it from fdroid.
If you’re on android and using swiftkey that might be your culprit. For ages I thought I was getting worse but the more I looked at it the more I noticed Swiftkey was suggesting me words that didn’t exist or were spelt wrong. Eventually I switched keyboards and it became way easier.
I quite enjoy going to the movies, along with a meal it’s a great way to spend an evening with friends. Can’t wait to see the new spinal tap film coming out.