

That makes sense, thanks for sending that. My needs are far less critical or have a need to redundancy like that but just knowing that is an option is awesome
That makes sense, thanks for sending that. My needs are far less critical or have a need to redundancy like that but just knowing that is an option is awesome
Do you have any good resources I can look at to see if a cluster is something I should look into?
I bought a used m920q for this reason, still working on it, I’m at the docker-compose phase
I’ve put a filter on the usual suspects directly within Voyager and I still see a crazy amount of it. My page isn’t completely full of it like it was, but it is drastically reduced while also letting enough in that I’m still keeping up with it.
Do you have a resource I can take a look at for what this implies at what it accomplishes?
I’ve used it here and there when there is no other option, still no problems yet for the OS itself, but I have run into issues installing certain things, most likely due to my lack of knowledge.
I think I may be giving arch another shot soon as my needs have changed and it was so godamn close to everything I needed.
I just copped a thinkcentre tiny, and planning to do a trash guides setup on it.
Gonna copy/paste my other comment because it applies here too, especially the thank you part.
Thanks for the reply. This much I understand, I guess a better way to ask would be, what are the differences in “advertised”(for lack of a better word) server hardware that more effectively accomplish the task of serving?
If I were to build a server at home for media hosting, what are the areas I should focus on? I guess a good example is error correcting memory (hopefully I’m remembering that right)
Is that something that’s just going to have slightly better performance or is that crucial? And are there other examples of hardware that I should be focusing on?
Thanks for the reply. This much I understand, I guess a better way to ask would be, what are the differences in “advertised”(for lack of a better word) server hardware that more effectively accomplish the task of serving?
If I were to build a server at home for media hosting, what are the areas I should focus on? I guess a good example is error correcting memory (hopefully I’m remembering that right)
Is that something that’s just going to have slightly better performance or is that crucial? And are there other examples of hardware that I should be focusing on?
Ayyyyy that’s my wallpaper for the day
There’s a really important distinction that I’d like to make here.
They want him to be king so he will tell us what to do, and if that includes them, so be it. But it’s more of them causing harm to us, that’s the value they see in it.
Halo and bumper jumper was the shit. A welcome break from the normal layout.
That was close! Those measles vaccines almost hurt someone!
I just tried some pez the other day that someone gave me for Christmas, the “grape” flavor tastes like sunscreen.
Alright
They’re only divided by a small strait, why can’t we just stop all of the comical geopolitical attention grabs and just watch the US and Russia kiss?
Lol
Gee golly mister, I don’t know where they came from or why they’re here, but I sure am glad they are
Time has shown that these motherfuckers don’t even care if “the right people get hurt”
As long as there is hurt, and their preferred propaganda machine tells them, they’re happy.
I admire you and I’m proud of you, stranger. I would love to support this more, but discord is going to turn a lot of people off, especially from this neck of the woods where FOSS is king. Discord is a company, in it for money, if this gains traction, they will sell this out. Start there is my advice, maybe try to recruit another passionate person that has the ability to make a site and others that know the path to make this a legitimate party.
I sincerely hope I see this grow.