Indeed, it wasn’t clear that it was how it worked. That seems better than the cache/mover system from Unraid.
Another point as to why I didn’t consider ZFS, is that it only works with disks having the same capacities. As I will be adding disks over time, I think I will be wasting disk space
Thanks I wasn’t sure if this was a possibility
Don’t I need mergerfs and snapraid with BTRFS?
Also it’s not clear what LXD/Incus replaces? Is it Promox or Promox + OMV?
Ok, this is good to know!
On the N100, they say the max support is 16GB RAM. If you were looking for at least 32GB, it may not be an option anymore
Thanks I’ll look into this!
Thanks
If I have a NAS and a NUC, do I need to have a 10Gb network? I don’t have this right now, that’s why I was trying to build everything in one case.
Also do you know the power consumption of a NUC when idling?
I haven’t run ng new for a while, but if it’s missing AppModule, it may be because they bootstrapped the app using standalone application. Check this part of the documentation that shows you how to provide dependencies in a standalone application: https://angular.io/guide/standalone-components#configuring-dependency-injection
According to your link, New Angeles is even longer than BSG.
Ok, thanks for the advice!
Thanks for the detailed answer!
I have checked Horrified, but it seems this is different than BSG. As someone else said, I think I have misunderstood the conflicting objectives. In BSG there are 2 sides and you hide what side you’re playing on. Also you may turn evil mid game (maybe like the insane variant). So at any point in the game, you may never be sure who to trust or not.
For Nemesis, I didn’t think the time to setup/breakdown/teach would be so long… Well this seems this is not the BSG alternative I was looking for. The game looks really nice and I had never heard of Tabletop Simulator, so I’m definitely going to give it a try. Thank you!
Why the need to encrypt on Dropbox? Shouldn’t KeePass be secured enough by itself?
Thanks, I’ll check ZFS again!