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by seized 6y ago
Except filesystems like ZFS are having issues on these SMR Reds during resilvers (rebuilds) because SMR slows down so much.
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by seized 6y ago
Servethehome.com has some subforums with a lot of info, particularly the Napp-it one which is a management UI for ZFS like FreeNAS is Reddit.com/r/ZFS Reddit.com/r/datahoarder I'll try to think of some others. Hones
363.
by seized 6y ago
If you have a set of N drives all purchased at the same time, they are going to all have the same approximate bathtub curve and could start failing at the same time. I had five Seagate 7200.11s (terrible, shitty drives in many ways) in a RA
364.
by seized 6y ago
That's exactly what vSAN is. Granted you need the license for it but that's "software RAID".
365.
by seized 7y ago
Same here. I have been using ZeroTier as my primary road warrior VPN for two or three years now and it has been excellent. Has worked in many different hotels, cafes, etc as well as on airplane satellite internet. I have it on my OPNsense r
366.
by seized 7y ago
Firewalls can redirect port 53 to another IP. That prevents things from hard coding to a specific IP. https://forum.opnsense.org/index.php?topic=9245.0
367.
by seized 7y ago
For S3 Glacier you can just initiate a retrieval, get the data into a non Glacier storage class then move it from there. If you put your data directly into a Glacier Vault then that'll be harder with any tool.
368.
by seized 7y ago
With ZFS you add VDEVs not drives. Pools are collections of VDEVs. Buy 8 drives, have a RAIDZ2. Fill. Buy 8 more, add as another RAIDZ2 VDEV. Capacity is the sum of both, it's one pool.
369.
by seized 7y ago
Standard Notes might be closer for what you want. Syncs to a database (that you can self host), encryption happens on the client. Has plugins including a spreadsheet.
370.
by seized 7y ago
It can also be subject to MITM. If you don't control the certificate store on your device then you don't control the connection to Guacamole (or anywhere else via HTTPS).
371.
by seized 7y ago
Depending on your use case, environment, etc there are existing tools like Monit that can do this for free. Or paid services like Uptime Robot and StatusCake.
372.
by seized 7y ago
Take a look at Standard Notes. It is privacy focussed with encryption but has markdown and code editors and can be self hosted
373.
by seized 7y ago
ZFS is like really good snow tires in the winter. You can tell people with other tires how great it is to have really good tires, but they dont believe you until they experience the benefits for themselves. Or put another way, no one "
374.
by seized 7y ago
So you didn't pay attention to the emails, didn't pay them, then get mad when they don't store data for free for you? Ok... How should they get ahold of you? A call that you don't answer? A letter that goes unopened? Afr
375.
by seized 7y ago
Real Canadian Superstore has them, at least in BC.
376.
by seized 7y ago
Take a look at Standard Notes. It can be self hosted and has E2EE. It's not quite a replacement for some features but there is a web clipping add-on in development. Note that it is paid, the company has a longevity statement around tha
377.
by seized 7y ago
I "use it" daily but it runs on my Supermicro NAS. Has 30+ drives attached to it in several pools. Its fast and stable and just... Sits there working. Currently its at 75 days uptime but it did a year at one point. Asides from som
378.
by seized 7y ago
It's also a RAM hog (the client), slow restores and backups, restore problem stories online... Yes it's an option but has its own issues. And recent changes that make it unlimited except for (growing list of exceptions/exclus
379.
by seized 7y ago
Firefox Send might be an option. https://send.firefox.com/ Let's you set link lifetime, number of clicks/downloads allowed, etc. It wasn't around when I needed to send my passport scan the last time but it&#x
380.
by seized 7y ago
StatusCake and PingMonit are two more good ones in the same vein as UptimeRobot. All have free tiers for testing and small scale/homelab use too.
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by seized 7y ago
Yubikey has USB-C touch models so likely a USB-C bio version is next on the list.
382.
by seized 7y ago
Likely if they need to most of them can turn the panels away from maximum sunlight and that would take care of the turning off/full light no load problems. Same with the molten salt tower systems, just just the aim on the mirrors.
383.
by seized 7y ago
So because a file system had issues 20 years ago when it was new.... Do you still drive a car with a carburetor and drum brakes? ZFS is now incredibly stable and durable, with the exception of some of the early non production ZFS on Linux w
384.
by seized 7y ago
You don't use a lot of hotel, airplane, airport, guest or otherwise captive portals do you? Most will gracefully redirect but a lot are painful. Add in things like HSTS (can't just go to Google), HTTPS Everywhere, etc and it'
385.
by seized 7y ago
Check out Duplicacy. It seems very solid, none of the Duplicati like issues.
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by seized 7y ago
I've been researching this use case and it sounds like Restic doesn't handle it well without adding more layers. https://forum.restic.net/t/restic-and-s3-glacier-deep-archiv... I've largly decided on Dup
387.
by seized 7y ago
Because it's an analogy for user preference files in drunken frat boy language... And no one here is a drunk frat boy. So it just comes off as tasteless and creepy.
388.
by seized 7y ago
People who travel a lot for work and need one bar at a time and (for some reason) prefer Dove soap.
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by seized 7y ago
Note that's for B2, their S3 like service that is paid for per GB. It doesn't apply to their unlimited tier they are more known for.
390.
by seized 7y ago
All fine and dandy if you have more drives than concurrent retrieve jobs or requests... Hours comes into play when you have a queue of retrievals and many tapes....

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