You’ve already got it, why not use it? There’s nothing wrong with it. Hardware raid is fine, and sas drives are usually cheaper, actually, because not as many people want them.
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6·11 hours agoIt’s blogspam. You can click through to the original article. It only happens in certain environments.
1·2 days agoYeah a barrel of concentrated anything is probably poison
For everyone arrested in the recent ICE crackdown.
Yeah. If some piece of junk accidentally makes it into the shredder machine, it’s probably going to get shredded along with the cheese.
How does that happen, you ask? If a box on the line catches a piece of a machine, it could break it off. Or if something comes in boxes and gets dumped right in, if the packer put their box cutter down in the wrong spot, it’s getting packed in, and will be shredded with the cheese.
This stuff happens all the time, because shit happens. Most of the time it gets caught.
Stainless is ferrous, but not magnetic.
Most of those are store brands, so yes.
It can be both.
51·3 days agoWait, is this about the posts from melonhusk@sh.itjust.works? We don’t need a new rule for that, they were spamming.
Both can be to blame.
I agree. I think ansible is great in principle, but the documentation is severely lacking. Like it’ll tell you to set a value, but not whether it’s supposed to be in yaml, environment, or something else. And if it’s in yaml, it doesn’t tell you the required context to make it valid. But when someone has taken all the documentation, all the tutorials, the articles, the example code, working code, and stack overflow answers and put them all into a blender, often a useful answer comes out.
Agreed. If anything, I’ve seen relevant posts be removed as “not related to self-hosting” when they’re questions about stuff like certificates.
Written by Copilot and passes the tests also written by Copilot.
Or https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/may/14/elon-musk-grok-white-genocide if you want something that was intentionally programmed.
Yes and no. There’s always an exception for equipment like that, but no one is going to walk around in a gas mask if they don’t have to. These are the same people that said they can’t breathe through a surgical mask, an actual respirator might as well be a lead brick.
You sure? I couldn’t find any articles, so unless you have PACER access I think you may be misremembering
/s is for amateurs
No. They have been armed in every other Trump deployment too.
Identity is one of those “danger to the flight” things. Like the 9/11 hijackers didn’t bring any weapons on board, they just used force and exploited the compliance of the crew to take control. So if they flag you as a known terrorist, they stop you getting on the plane.
In theory. In practice I don’t think the TSA has stopped a single attempt of terrorism, but I also don’t think we’ve had any attempts since 9/11. Whether that’s due to the existence of the TSA is impossible to say.
Oh, if you want to run truenas, then replace the controller with a 9211-8i or similar, and put it in IT mode so that truenas can see the raw disks.
You can tell truenas to use it as one big pool, and it’ll work fine, but you’ll lose the native disk health monitoring (I assume truenas has some, I’ve never used it).