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pHr34kY

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  • Is this a good first homeserver?

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  • 2 of my 4x 4TB spinning drives are portable. 2 in mirrored raid, and on-site backup, and an off-site backup. If you don't have it on 3 drives across two sites, you don't have it. 5400RPM is fine as long as you allocate some of that NVMe as a cache for it. Keep all high-transaction stuff like databases, thumbnail caches and indexes on the NVMe drive. Going to 7200RPM just increases power consumption and noise, and reduces reliability.

    The other specs seems fine, but I personally upgrade my desktop then take the old CPU, RAM and motherboard to use for my server.

    Immich and Nextcloud run fine on my 2015 Core i5 with 16GB RAM.

  • From the day you were born until today, what was the best piece of advice you still follow?

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  • US prosecutors charge Atlanta man after GrapheneOS phone wipes itself during airport search

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  • Something makes me think the officers intended to "find" CSAM on his phone. Like sprinkling crack, or a planter gun.

    Absolutely the right move to nuke it.

  • How do you handle visual regression detection in production?

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  • Playwright is a lot of maintenance.

    As a dev, I usually have a good idea of what my change may "touch". I write detailed notes for testers. I fixed a dropdown box glitch this week, and I had to mention the one other dropdown that called this particular function in a place you wouldn't expect.

    We're told to make changes that "touch" as little as possible. Obviously because this stuff is a nightmare to test for regressions.

  • GrapheneOS duress PIN could land a man in prison

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  • The indictment alleges that Tunick knowingly deleted the phone’s digital contents

    My hot take: the officer wiped the phone. With their own hands. They're just stupid.

  • Microsoft responds to LG monitors installing McAfee ads on Windows

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  • This is being pushed as a driver update. Drivers run in ring 0. LG could be snooping on you at a very low level here.

  • World's first 10,800 car carrier with solar power delivered by China

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  • Your average electric Porsche consumes more than 200kW.

    It's basically rounding error when you lug 10,000 of them.

  • What do you do with your old iPad mini?

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  • My 6th gen iPad is the only Apple product I own. It's also the only device that refuses to connect to my WiFi. I was going to make it a wall panel, but it's shit.

    My wife bought the $100 digital wall calendar from KMart and it hooked up to my CalDav server. I was surprised that it showed zero dark patterns. No vendor lock-in. No ads. No spying.

  • White House report says Trump can usher in a "new golden age" of science

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  • Science is now illegal for all except military.

  • Better than Lightyear 2022

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  • Walt doesn't want me to have my Dogma DVD.

  • Self hosted photo options for the family?

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  • There's Nexcloud and the "Memories" plugin. It's not as good as Immich though, especially if you don't need the rest of NextCloud.

  • The Bosses Are Coding Again

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  • I don't mind writing code and having copilot review it. I can tell a clanker to fuck off in satisfying ways that I couldn't with a junior dev.

    ...and there's the one time in 10 when it sees something and I can make a minor improvement.

    Still, the "Oh crap, my code actually is broken" monents are few and far between.

  • Zooming Fractal — Infinite Mandelbrot Deep Zoom

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  • Third-party app stores coming to Google Play next week as Epic settlement withdrawn

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  • So we can just install F-droid from the app store?

  • If you could see one statistic above every person's head, that is updated in real time and never goes away, what would you choose?

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  • You can't fix it until you can measure it.

    If everyone knew this number about everybody, a lot of stupid laws would change overnight.

  • If you could see one statistic above every person's head, that is updated in real time and never goes away, what would you choose?

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  • Oh, I'm probably up to 1000 years just for listening to music from the internet.

    Maybe the number should exclude victimless crimes.

  • What do you do when you have a song stuck in your head?

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  • What's one IP (Show, Movie, Game .etc) that has both a extremely toxic fandom and an extremely toxic hatedom?

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  • RFC8200 is the word of god and will solve world hunger. Anyone who disagrees can get fucked.

  • If you could see one statistic above every person's head, that is updated in real time and never goes away, what would you choose?

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  • Number of cumulative years they would be imprisoned for, had they been caught and convicted of every single crime they ever committed.

    I'm betting most adults are not at zero.