One other benefit to NAS drives is they usually don't block for ages trying to recover a sector, they'll report a read error and go about their business instead. Can be important for nas applications because if a drive doesn't respond for a long time due to retries it might get dropped from the pool.
If I have to assimilate and endure bigotry and condescension in a neurotypical world and then be compensated inadequately with worthless ones and zeros in a computer somewhere, only to then have to trade them for a different set of ones and zeros on another machine, Iβm keeping a copy on my machine.
I will not give you my ones and zeros repeatedly for the same set in return. I will own my things and I will be happy.
Banks do not use 3-2-1 backup. Most have about 24 back-ups. They are distributed in server farms all around the world. Just imagine if your PC had 24 live backups, that are continuously backed up at the singular megabyte level. Additionally they have terabyte caches, equally distributed, all around the world.
Sandisk Ultra Fit line are a cheap serviceable replacement for the internal USB (and look pretty much the same as the OEM one). May be not designed for 24/7 but are cheap. Verbatim and DSLRKIT have some slim and short models too.
So i am wondering what would happen if you use a usb to m.2 adapter in the case and just put a extention in there so you can use the usb port to boot the nas and still have the 2 other m.2 ports for storage or for vms
Too bad phpVirtualBox hasn't been updated in years now, not even to VirtualBox 6
17:41 k8s is death.
No ECC? Iβm scared to look at the price.
Processor supports ECC
historians will think that hard drives are a myth
Would the nvme slots be compatible with the google coral ai accelerator chip?
Pojebana cena.
i still like my 2011-3 socket )better than my 1366 socket 2x x5650)
I remember when we went to air bearings in HDDs, 7200 RPMs was finally tolerable in a desktop.
One other benefit to NAS drives is they usually don't block for ages trying to recover a sector, they'll report a read error and go about their business instead. Can be important for nas applications because if a drive doesn't respond for a long time due to retries it might get dropped from the pool.
You last backup focused video was 4+ years ago! Would love an update!
14:18 lmao
Sure they have, look into Audials one.
If I have to assimilate and endure bigotry and condescension in a neurotypical world and then be compensated inadequately with worthless ones and zeros in a computer somewhere, only to then have to trade them for a different set of ones and zeros on another machine, Iβm keeping a copy on my machine.
I will not give you my ones and zeros repeatedly for the same set in return. I will own my things and I will be happy.
See, when Wendell types hunter2, it shows to us as *******. Youtube is copying some of the advanced features of IRC.
Banks do not use 3-2-1 backup. Most have about 24 back-ups. They are distributed in server farms all around the world. Just imagine if your PC had 24 live backups, that are continuously backed up at the singular megabyte level. Additionally they have terabyte caches, equally distributed, all around the world.
Sandisk Ultra Fit line are a cheap serviceable replacement for the internal USB (and look pretty much the same as the OEM one). May be not designed for 24/7 but are cheap. Verbatim and DSLRKIT have some slim and short models too.
So i am wondering what would happen if you use a usb to m.2 adapter in the case and just put a extention in there so you can use the usb port to boot the nas and still have the 2 other m.2 ports for storage or for vms
I like how casual this seems
I was enebreated your honour!
didn't know coolermaster had this side to them
Adguard is better than pi hole.
Great ride-along format! Love the content, thank you Wendell. Also, appreciate the tip when agreeing to EULAs. π»