I was thinking the same thing. And you got an answer too. Cheers 🥂
It looks like a praying mantis
In 2010 I self hosted a Xen hypervisor and used it for everything I could. It was fun!
I had a drive failure in my main raid 5 array so bought a new disk. When it came to swap it out, I pulled the wrong disk.
It was hardware raid using an Adaptec card and the card threw the raid out and refused to bring it together again. I couldn't afford recovery. I remember I just sat there, dumb founded, in disbelief. I went through all the stages of grief.
I was in the middle of a migration from OVH to Hetzner and it occurred at a time where I had yet to reconfigure remote backups.
I lost all my photos of our first child. Luckily some of them were digitised from developed physical media which we still had. But a lot was lost.
This was my lesson.
I now have veeam, proxmox backup server, backuppc and Borg. Backups are hosted in 2 online locations and a separate physical server elsewhere in the house.
Backups are super, SUPER important. I've lost count how many times I've logged into backuppc to restore a file or folder because I did a silly. And it's always reassuring how easy it is to restore.
Boost. This also allows filter by keyword.
The US minimum wage hasn't changed in TEN YEARS?! You guys need to revolt, that is awful.
My daughter is 18 and doesn't need to shower every day. She has no discernable body odour that I know of and she hardly sweats.
I'll be smelly by 4pm having had a shower at 7am. Deodorant can only do so much. I work from home at a desk.
Everyone is different.
Can't wait. Super excited. Visiting France, Brussels, Germany, Netherlands.
Sync grabs images using an option for max length of 1500px, so the super long images are just a smattering of pixels that barely represent the original image.
I can't find a way in the app to get a better quality version. I end up opening a web browser to view.
Who is buying the phones? The parents. So the parents buy their children a phone and then surprised Pikachu?
2024 will finally be the year of Linux desktop
Windows asks for this permission when a program needs to accept unsolicited incoming network requests. Not something a browser normally requires.
Ext4 being "old" shouldn't put you off. It is demonstratively robust with a clear history of structure integrity. It has immense popularity and a good set of recovery tools and documentation. These are exactly what you are looking for in a filesystem.
I'm not saying EXT4 is the best for your requirements, just that age of a file system is like fine wine.
I didn't understand this so I looked it up.
https://lotr.fandom.com/wiki/Maiar
Pretty cool.