You were the one that brought up this pointless conversation, and specifically mentioned Washington state. Maybe don’t bring up pointless topics if you have no idea what you’re talking about. Just because you don’t see leftist gun owners doesn’t mean they don’t exist. Again, we just don’t make it our entire personality like the gravy seals do.
It’s not difficult to get a gun here. And you should take training regardless of what your state tells you to do.
I’m an armed WA resident, there are plenty of us. It wasn’t difficult. We just don’t make it our entire personality.
At least with the X1C there’s a third party firmware (X1Plus)
Kate lets me open as many windows as I want. I’ve never had that issue before, when did you last try it?
I use Kate pretty much the same way I used Notepad++, except I think I like Kate better since it clicks with my brain. It also probably(?) has more features.
mgtow
lmao
If this supported daylio (and the mood tracking that daylio uses), I would immediately switch.
mgtowlemmy
Do you have backups? You mentioned family photos, so I hope so. If yes, have you tested them? Remember, RAID (or RAID-adjacent) is not a backup.
What filesystem are you using at the moment?
Questions aside, since you have precious photos and are using RAID, I would absolutely get a UPS. This will save you a lot of pain in the future, and you can continue to use it while you wait to upgrade. You can find them for relatively cheap on ebay, just make sure whatever you get has a new battery (frequently listed as “NEW BATT” or similar). Bonus points for a USB connection to gracefully shut down your raid array, protecting it from getting corrupted.
For the drives themselves, even if you aren’t shucking them yet (shucking meaning taking external drives out of their cases to put into a server), I would use https://shucks.top/ to find the best deals per TB. This comes with the upside of allowing you to shuck them in the future if you get a proper enclosure or chassis, and you don’t have to buy an extra case. Interestingly, external drives (like those listed on the website above) are generally cheaper than naked drives, especially when priced per TB. If you want to avoid shucking entirely, you can pick up DC rated drives for relatively good prices on https://serverpartdeals.com/
The three main concerns with this setup, in my opinion, are power, heat, and speed. With raid, you’ll want the UPS as discussed, which covers the power issue. Since they’ll be in cases, it’s definitely possible they’ll heat up quickly, especially if you ever have to do a data rebuild or otherwise hammer them with lots of writes. As long as you’re able to keep them below 55-60C during those operations, you should be fine, but it’s something you’ll want to keep an eye on. Speed, meanwhile, won’t impact too much but you’ll probably notice some slow writes compared to having a drive over SATA. Rebuilds will be pretty slow.
Apologies if that was kind of rambling. I’ve been a data hoarder archivist for over a decade. I’ve gone through several iterations of NAS and learned some hard lessons along the way. I encourage you to keep thinking about how to best secure your data from loss; it’s good to ask questions like this.
They have plenty of other evidence, such as the videos. They still can charge him.
Well, that certainly would confuse users, yes.
I suppose, it just seemed like putting the blame on the consumers rather than greedy, short-sighted executives.
To address your first edit, yes, it’s a script, and yes, it did delete the site and the backups, as confirmed by the site creator. You can browse the data extracted on https://okstupid.lol/
This wasn’t “just a fun script”. The site, backups, and infrastructure were actually deleted.
Did you read the article, like at all? It would have told you the same thing:
As of this writing, WhiteDate, which Hoffmann described as a “Tinder for Nazis”; WhiteChild, a site that claimed to match white supremacists’ sperm and egg donors; and WhiteDeal, a sort-of Taskrabbit-esque labor marketplace for racists, are all offline.
The administrator of the three websites confirmed the hack on their social media accounts.
“They publicly delete all my websites while the audience rejoices. This is cyberterrorism,” the administrator wrote on X on Sunday, vowing repercussions.
The administrator also claimed that Root deleted their X account before it was restored.
Most users do not pay attention to which instance someone is on, only a vocal minority seem to care. Even less will actually join an instance from just seeing it, as they’re likely already on an instance in the first place.
So once again, it just makes it impossible for people to curate their feeds. It makes you look like a spam bot, especially with how rapidly you repost things. And the amount of accounts with the same name really make you look like a spam operation.
It does far more harm than good in my opinion, and I actively avoid upvoting any of your posts because of that. If you just created the placeholder accounts and didn’t post with them, I wouldn’t feel this way.
You seriously don’t see how crazy the screenshots above look?
I say this lie every day these days.
1.7/10, nice
You do know that it can be automated though, right? If you have full control of someone’s infrastructure, the quickest way to delete all of it is through a script.
It wouldn’t turn things around, or even solve most problems, but it sure would solve one problem.