First link at least is wildly over-claiming the difference. The data they describe is all cached in the browser and occurs once. PieFed uses ActivityPub, so network differences are moot since the same data transfers.
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Do you know if there is an extension that creates a more Feedly/Flipboard like view?
How is a piece of software like this so bad at mobile? I’ve been debating on using an archiver instead of bookmarks, but will probably try something else.
Do you ever use this with mobile?
So see my other comment on the heat above, but
smartctlandhdparmboth work great with it. For this warm room I’ve stuck a fan in front and temps stay below 40C so far.
To follow up on this, I just used it in a 72F room, and the drives hit 60C. So heat is an issue, I’ve just never run into it before.
Looks cool, but fair warning, if and when Pine64 releases ear phones, your SEO results are probably in for a shock.
To add to this, don’t buy a server at all, upgrade your desktop! Then use the desktop as a server. Then recycle every desktop for the rest of your life into the new server. Been working for me for decades.
Oh man it’s been a while, but I think I used hdparm. They basically show up as individual USB drives and were SMART capable.
The DAS is disconnected now for a road test (this system will eventually live in a van), but once I reconnect it I could check if you would like.
None.
I think the unrecognized issues are because people think it will behave like a device with a controller vs just USB pass-through. Every disk I’ve plugged in just shows up fine on the host. I also have only used it with linux.
As for heat, my drives go to sleep when not in use, but even for long stints of backups it wasn’t an issue.
Reviews for just the 4-bay: https://www.amazon.com/product-reviews/B078YQHWYW?formatType=current_format&pageNumber=1
Yes, and you might want to ask in the datahoarders community.
While I dont use a mini-pc, I have a server with 48TB in it on spinning disks, and I’ve built a hybrid DAS/NAS that I back up to.
I use this 4-bay DAS: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B078YQHWYW I chose it because it supports USB 3.2 Gen 2 and I’ve been pretty happy with it.
It’s usually plugged into my server directly, and I use ZFS to snapshot and send to it. However, I also can plug it into a Pi5 and use ZFS send over SSH to treat it like a NAS. The Pi can of course run Samba/CIFS and SSH for sshfs.
The biggest downside to this structure is probably the metadata speeds for ZFS over USB (looking up snapshot names), but you could always use a cache drive with ZFS.
I highly, highly recommend ZFS and figuring out your software requirements before picking hardware.
Happy to answer any specific questions, too.
Matrix has their sticker solution but from what I have gathered they can see that data in your chats.
What gives you that idea?
As for options, I searched
giphy scraperand got a bunch of options on GitHub. Have you looked at those?
Well yes, I run my own, as does everyone else questioning your response. The $20 is throwing everyone without context. We can only assume you mean hosting costs.
Wut?
Mmhmm