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by seized 5y ago
Glacier is about $1USD/TB/month just for storing data. If you need to retrieve it ends up being about $90USD/TB, most of that is bandwidth charges.
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by seized 5y ago
It can, if you set a disk as the hot spare for that pool. But a disk can only be a hot spare in one pool, so to have a "global" hot spare it has to be done manually. That may be what that poster was doing.
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by seized 5y ago
ZFS needs HBAs. Those get your disks connected but otherwise get out of the way of ZFS. But yes, hardware RAID controllers and ZFS don't go together.
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by seized 5y ago
You need an mDNS repeater. With that and the appropriate ports opened in the firewall I have cross VLAN casting working perfectly reliably. OpnSense is the firewall.
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by seized 5y ago
None that I have ever heard of. It uses HardenedBSD but they're dropping that soonish.
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by seized 5y ago
Unbound has a block list feature and there are several other options. None are quite to the same level as far as I know, but the rest of OpnSense makes up for it.
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by seized 5y ago
OpnSense has long been the better option. It forked from pfsense years ago and has been better for a long time. Netgate engaged in some shameful behavior after the fork, their mistreatment of Jason isn't their first instance.
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by seized 6y ago
Oddly, they don't seem to support or want the providers to be running VMs. That moves it out of "idle hardware" into "dedicated hardware" territory right there. I can dedicate a VM as I can restrict that VMs resourc
309.
by seized 6y ago
Chromecast devices can do this too.
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by seized 6y ago
I disagree. My dumb detectors started false positives after just a few years. Their mute/silence buttons didn't work so burnt toast meant two minutes of screeching. No options for remote alerts (without external smart hardware). B
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by seized 6y ago
Nest Protects are still around and are amazing. So much better than the garbage Kiddes I had before (a working mute/silence button? What a concept!). The self tests and green Ok light at night are comfort boosters. And the voice announ
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by seized 6y ago
Why not some large pumps, suck up water from the canal and use jets to blast the sand out from under the bow. Slowly shift the sand around. Granted they might have to dredge to clear that sand out of the canal. Surely it's been thought
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by seized 6y ago
It looks like Aegis so I don't see what's been missing... Aegis does backups, biometrics and is open source.
314.
by seized 6y ago
Torrents and related traffic is still good send over a VPN. Also getting around some geoblocking.
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by seized 6y ago
Given Australian parliaments opinion on encryption and environmental issues I think he's right to not trust them on this....
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by seized 6y ago
Old hardware yes, newer generations are quite quiet when not under high load. But people buy old hardware and then find out the hard way...
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by seized 6y ago
It's object storage, you can use it for either. Especially with adding other tools on top like Duplicacy or Rclone.
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by seized 6y ago
FreeNAS uses ZFS. There isn't anthing traditional RAID about it. You can expand it but not by adding a single disk to a parity set (going from five drives to six), only by adding a set of disks (adding another set of five or a similar
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by seized 6y ago
The Paradox of Tolerance applies quite well here... The segment being squeezed out wasn't willing to debate. There's been a year of debate and tolerance about the merits of masks, science, conspiracy, etc. The segment being deplat
320.
by seized 6y ago
Quiznos has gone far downhill too. Firehouse Subs and Jimmy John's are amazing sandwiches but far less available.
321.
by seized 6y ago
Uptime Robot is great. Status Cake is another excellent service with a free/hobbyist/homelab tier. https://www.statuscake.com/
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by seized 6y ago
Monit is also a great tool for this, it can do different response statuses, check cert expiry, allows for some logic like "failed for 3 cycles" where a cycle is typically 30 seconds, and lots of other options. It's also very
323.
by seized 6y ago
Just curious, why not use DarkTable or DigiKam?
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by seized 6y ago
There are more than enough of those already.
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by seized 6y ago
RAIDZ gives roughly the IOPS of one drive per VDEV. Mirrors is one drive of write IOPS per VDEV and some say two drives of IOPS for read. You went from 3 drives to 18, IOPS wise.
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by seized 6y ago
Agreed on the limping along. I survived a RAIDZ1 double drive failure exactly like that, one drive completely died and a second started acting up during the resilver. Resilver slowed way down but made it eventually. All those drives got rep
327.
by seized 6y ago
People act like resilvers on parity are vastly different than on mirrored. They are not, its just reads and writes, granted in a different pattern. My RAIDZ2 resilvers at about what I expect the old drives in it to write at, ~100MB/sec
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by seized 6y ago
Pushover. Dead easy to use in a bash script etc with curl or wget. It also has an email gateway.
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by seized 6y ago
Duplicacy can do that with it's RSA option. My private key isn't on the VM doing the backing up.
330.
by seized 6y ago
RClone is more about copying folders/files between storage systems, it doesn't pack files together like other tools. I use Rclone for larger files like pictures or media files that don't change or move around, pure sync to ta

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