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mosiacmango

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  • Seagate launches 30/32TB capacity Exos M mechanical HDD (30/32TB capacity)

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  • I'm here for it. The 8 disc server is normally a great form factor for size, data density and redundancy with raid6/raidz2.

    This would net around 180TB in that form factor. Thats would go a long way for a long while.

  • Seagate launches 30/32TB capacity Exos M mechanical HDD (30/32TB capacity)

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  • Not sure what you're going on about here. Even these discs have plenty of performance for read/wrote ops for rarely written data like media. They have the same ability to be used by error checking filesystems like zfs or btrfs, and can be used in raid arrays, which add redundancy for disc failure.

    The only negatives of large drives in home media arrays is the cost, slightly higher idle power usage, and the resilvering time on replacing a bad disc in an array.

    Your 8-12TB recommendation already has most of these negatives. Adding more space per disc is just scaling them linearly.

  • OpenAI whistleblower Suchir Balaji found dead in San Francisco apartment

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  • I wouldn't believe the cops without some evidence either way.

  • The snow has melted after being on the ground for the last week. Why are you mowing your lawn this morning ?

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  • Did you mean this to be a text to your neighbor?

  • Russia tests cutting itself off from the rest of the internet

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  • Their hacking teams will still be connected.

  • LG stops making Blu-ray players, marking the end of an era — limited units remain while inventory lasts

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  • That was true a while back, but yes drives have gotten way better.

    That's just failure rate though, not data loss. You need your drives using a sane file system like zfs or using raid 1/10/6 where discs can do error checking as well to prevent silent data loss.

    They also need to be powered on. Offline drives will lose data to bit rot over time.

  • What are some useful general maintenance tips can you give to people living on their own in apartments or housing?

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  • [POV] Me changing all my old reddit comments when I learn they're using them to train AI:

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  • Hmmm...no luck finding it, but thanks for the hint at least.

  • [POV] Me changing all my old reddit comments when I learn they're using them to train AI:

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  • What app is working for that nowadays? Would be worth one more login if i can buen years of data.

  • Budget Homelab UPS Recommendations? (Used or New)

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  • Why not

    More expensive

  • Budget Homelab UPS Recommendations? (Used or New)

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  • This Anker does all of the above. Its switching speed is 10ms, so it fits the UPS niche as well.

  • Budget Homelab UPS Recommendations? (Used or New)

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  • Meanwhile, I've had nothing but trouble with consumer APC and find Cyberpower's bullet proof. Had one that went 10yrs before any issues, and a second with 3+ and counting, no problem.

    An alternative to both is the burgeoning battery banks for camping/emergency power. Most of these offer UPS quality switching times, so they can act as a UPS when not in use for an emergency. Ecoflow/ anker solix/etc. A big advantage of these is the battery chemistry is very long lived and much better than UPS lead acid. Dont expect a pure sinewave, but you weren't going to get that from most consumer UPS anyway.

  • China targets Nvidia with antitrust probe

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  • What was the last original movie you saw and how did you watch it?

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  • Every iteration of me from 1994 to now is coming to your home to kick your ass right up and out past your teeth for calling the OG Crow a bad movie.

    Yes, most of us will be in face paint. Some of us may have black trench coats on. There may even be some hammer pants, but we won't talk about that.

  • Poor Ensign Felton

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  • Ehh, shes right. On a naval vessel, you state the speed in the order. You dont want any ambiguity in ship movement, even mundane movements.

    "Ahead full" is the correct order for full speed ahead. They would need to say "impulse full" or "full impulse" if they maintain good naval practices.

  • Broadcom reverses controversial plan in effort to cull VMware migrations

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  • Made lots and lots and lots of money selling their stake.

  • U.S. officials urge Americans to use encrypted apps amid unprecedented cyberattack

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  • So yes.

    You think a nearly trillion dollar public company has an internal division that writes malware against flaws in its own software in order to harvest data from its own apps. It does this to gain just a bit more data about people it already has a lot of data on, because why not purposely leave active zero days in your own software, right?

    That is wildly conspiratorial thinking, and honestly plain FUD. It undermines serious, actual privacy issues the company has when you make up wild cabals that are running double secret malware attacks against themselves inside Google.

  • OpenAI Is Working With Anduril to Supply the US Military With AI

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  • Anduril is Palmers Luckey "smart" missle/border tower company. Palmers Luckey, the alt right billionaire that sold Oculus to Facebook, whose sister is married to child rapist and former attorney general nominee Matt Gaetz. He has deep ties to alt right billionaire Peter theil, the facebook/paypal billionare, that owns the data harvesting/ai company Palentir that Israel uses to target "enemy combatants".

    Theil is an outspoken monarcist who literally believes in an american king and that women should not be allowed to vote. He was the primary donor to Vance senate campaign, and a large reason he was the VP pick.

    Yes, deeply fucked.

  • U.S. officials urge Americans to use encrypted apps amid unprecedented cyberattack

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  • Agreed. That still doesnt mean google is not doing E2EE for its RCS service.

    Im not arguing Google is trustworthy or better than Signal. I'm arguing that E2EE has a specific meaning that most people in this thread do not appear to understand.