

I just throw them in.
Only sometimes I create subfolders by name of the other person.
I don’t care about metadata (probably should, but have yet to find a way that’s easy and future-proof)
I just throw them in.
Only sometimes I create subfolders by name of the other person.
I don’t care about metadata (probably should, but have yet to find a way that’s easy and future-proof)
if you switch off location services
…then no app gets a location anymore.
I still have a phone containing Google, and cannot change this situation (maybe with my next phone). Usually, I switch off location services very often and I avoid such tracking apps because all my data goes to Google then.
Would it be advisable to use this at all before I get rid of Google?
If you want to do this as an ESP project anyway, you don’t need the extra controller.
Fans take a simple PWM signal, which your ESP (or even one of the smallest Arduinos) can create easily.
Use qemu, or proxmox (it includes qemu).
Create one VM to your liking, then make it a template.
So when you need a new VM, you clone the template, and that’s it.
some cheap and semi decent 4tb nvmes
If you actually go down that road (not really works with cheap), you want to look for TBW in the data sheets. It determines the lifetime of an SSD - yes, some of them die fast.
Good ideas. Very well explained.
LOL
You could buy 20 of them and make a RAID. So their cache sizes add up, and the total crawl speed as well 😆
This is the usual behaviour of ultra cheap flash drives.
They have some cache to show a ‘good’ performance at the beginning, if your measurement goes only a very short time. Then only crawl.
Will you be running them at full load 24x7x365?
A server that isn’t running at 100% has missed the meaning of it’s life.
/s
if you match your usage to the UPS exactly, your runtime will be zero
No, it will be 1 exactly.
But what is the unit of 1? Minutes? Seconds, Hours? That’s what’s missing in the OP
Besides ansible, also have a look at “templates” and “cloud-init” for VM generation.
The biggest issue is that the app and recommendation algorithm isn’t going to be useful with 20 songs.
They are not testing for usefulness.
If your basic logic runs with 5 songs, then give them 5, not 20.
Nextcloud…
Did you see the Documentation section in the README.md?
Yes, that’s why I’m asking.
How to use this thing?
don’t want your server maxing out all day
But don’t you think about that poor server?
It is feeling so bored out and it’s whole life worthless…
Anyone know of something that isn’t Nextcloud Chat?
Do you absolutely need to put ONE tag on it all and say this is it?
Synology is great because of the easy backup. But it is limiting your ideas for your new NAS. Leave it in “backup corner” :)
Play with ZFS, see how much flexibility it really has, and when you got that up, then write your first own smb.conf - and the new NAS is done.
For the host, proxmox. There’s nothing else at the moment that makes more sense.
I’m currently planning for my next server, and there’s the same question.
My first idea was a plain and simple PSU for 12V and then a small buck converter to make 5V from the 12V.
Then I found a variant of the 12V PSU that has UPS capability built in (you can plug a 12V battery and it does everything else, or you can leave the battery away and it’s just a PSU) and I ordered me this one. So I need no external UPS unit.
Example here: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32852797799.html
It’s not complete yet. For the wiring I’m going to do some tinkering with a cheap extension cable.