ddh

It would explode his head

It is one of the xkcds of all time.

Pick a different scapegoat; Apple’s one of the better ones in this area

High-speed is actually low-speed, got it

❌ Geforce Now ❌ AAA gaming ❌ Meta Quest 3

So close…

So what exactly is linktree?

Something like what Jeff Geerling does with this display perhaps.

https://youtu.be/-epPf7D8oMk

I run both and most users still choose to watch via Plex. I’d like if Jellyfin took over, but it’s not there yet.

Is that what happened when things went Tapo? I’ve avoided Tapo so far

Dumb fucks.

FWIW I run only very small databases e.g., sqlite ones shipped with applications, but haven’t had any problems in about a year now, and nothing that wasn’t recoverable from backup.

Correct, I run docker on a compute host that has no local storage. The host’s disks are on iSCSI LUNs.

Let the dunking begin.

Please add a summary of the video content.

We reject the premise of the question: the onus sits with copyright holders to justify copyright protection.

Same game here, on firestorm-servers.com

Exactly. Who did Popeye’s buy their chicken from?

Haha yes! 20 little BitTorrent windows ticking along

What’s high availability to you? There’s an increasing cost.

Anyway, I have a similar setup. NAS for storage and OptiPlex Proxmox nodes for compute. But I went a different route and set up an iSCSI SAN and all the guests use block storage on the NAS. Guest backups by Proxmox go to file storage on the NAS and backed up to a second NAS.

I would bet that hardware being way more efficient and corporate IT infrastructure being consolidated in data centers is much more energy efficient than the alternative. The fact that we are running much more layered and compute-intensive systems doesn’t really change that.