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331.
by seized 6y ago
Look at Duplicacy. It's memory usage is reasonable for me and dev is lowering it. Also faster than Restic and fully incremental.
332.
by seized 6y ago
You may also be interested in Duplicacy (not to be confused with Duplicity etc). Can also backup to SFTP, great dedupe features, RSA encryption, etc. https://duplicacy.com/home.html
333.
by seized 6y ago
Ditto, I run OpenIndiana but FreeBSD would be my next choice. Can't live without boot environments on physical hardware.
334.
by seized 6y ago
The record size setting is the max, ZFS can use less in some cases. The best one depends on the data youre writing and the ashift of the pool, so testing is best. Large record sizes are helpful for large files (less overhead losses). Some g
335.
by seized 6y ago
You are lucky, or bought the right brand of drives at the right time. I had five new Seagate 7200.11s which had an easy life but not make it past 22 to 25k hours before they started failing en masse (and thats not even counting their firmwa
336.
by seized 6y ago
Mainly because the dataset is the ZFS version of a partition. In one pool, each dataset can have its own record size, compression settings (on/off or different levels, even different algorithms), be encrypted, have deduplication turned
337.
by seized 6y ago
ZFS encrypted datasets allow for raw sends, the target server never needs the decryption key. To securely restore you would need to be able to ZFS send back to yourself first.
338.
by seized 6y ago
You can scrub but not repair, ZFS will tell you of corruption but not be able to repair. You can also set copies blocks/data (copies=2) which stores two copies on one drive, allowing you to repair. Doesn't cover you for drive fail
339.
by seized 6y ago
But again, only if whatever you are running does sync writes to storage. Many things will never benefit from or even use a SLOG. A SLOG on a pool doing async writes doesn't get used. So maybe some databases or some specific apps, but w
340.
by seized 6y ago
For Home Assistant, look at ZWave2MQTT. ZWave devices use that as their hub, Home Assistant is a client. Now restarting Home Assistant doesn't cause problems. I was ready to ditch ZWave or Home Assistant until I switched.
341.
by seized 6y ago
Indo the same idea but use a ZWave smart plug with power use monitoring with my monitors plugged into that. Watts > some number = I'm working. Via zWave2MQTT and NodeRed it triggers other logic like throttling RClone uploads.
342.
by seized 6y ago
Google Takeout. Or RClone can be used to download with some limitations (bursts dont download, GPS EXIf data is stripped, videos are true original nitrate). I use Syncthing to copy from my phone to my NAS to backup the true original files.
343.
by seized 6y ago
Pixels have always had that special selling point but newer ones have an end date of free storage for original quality. I think only the Pixel 1 has lifetime storage.
344.
by seized 6y ago
When Plex rolled out it's auto quality/auto bandwidth adjustment it actually worked very well over airplane satellite wifi as well. I watched a few things from my own server. I'm amazed that service allowed streaming though..
345.
by seized 6y ago
Try looking at Node-Red.
346.
by seized 6y ago
Depending on your skill, Chromebook will print just fine to CUPS running on a tiny Linux VM or Raspberry Pi.
347.
by seized 6y ago
I use Syncthing to copy from my phone to my ZFS NAS. The phone also backs up to Google Photos (Pixel phone). From there I import them into a Lightroom catalog (looking at DigiKam though) and move the photos to a ZFS dataset that has auto sn
348.
by seized 6y ago
$1200 one time was laughable. CERB in Canada was $2000 a month for months on end.
349.
by seized 6y ago
So that's the new replacement for pointless uptime boasting.... Except even less provable.
350.
by seized 6y ago
Many of those users have equal or greater lunancy just with different numbers... Including buying or not buying specific houses due to the address or physical layout etc etc.
351.
by seized 6y ago
Fail2Ban can execute scripts etc to do things. I have mine making API calls to OPNsense to block IPs there.
352.
by seized 6y ago
Except for drawing the rest of the owl... Getting a wallet, the knowledge of keeping it secure, transferring real money to crypto, knowing which crypto system to choose/use.... There's a lot of layers of "bullshit" befor
353.
by seized 6y ago
There is a hacked Camera APK that restores features and backports new features to old phones. It's not perfectly stable on my Pixel 2 but its close. Restored Burst shots as a feature (my main goal), brought focus tracking and astropho
354.
by seized 6y ago
The shelf is an Ikea Hejne. I have a lot of them, very affordable and sturdy.
355.
by seized 6y ago
Redundancy is not backup based on industry standard terms. Redundancy protects against some hardware failures but not accidental deletes, filesystem corruption, malware, or a whole host of other things. Even filesystems with snapshots can b
356.
by seized 6y ago
Very wrong. Entire RAID arrays can be lost to fire, water/flooding, power surges, multiple drive failures, theft, etc. And if the controller dies you may be up the creek. Backup is separate. Ideally following 3-2-1. https://
357.
by seized 6y ago
Many companies operate at a large scale. If your company or your product doesn't.... That doesn't mean your way is the correct way for anyone. You haven't caught on that no one has said automation replaces testing or other pr
358.
by seized 6y ago
Anymore than five or ten servers are risky to manage manually. This isn't a problem you hit suddenly at 2000 servers when at 1800 its fine. Anyone whose properly managed more than a few servers realizes and understands this.
359.
by seized 6y ago
Read up on IOPS vs VDEVs and ashift, ashift has some important considerations for space consumption and performance and future drive replacement. You almost always want ashift=12.
360.
by seized 6y ago
Saying Five Guys is the worst in a thread that features McDonalds... Five Guys is gourmet compared to McDonalds.

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