I have three 3.5" HDD i would like to run on a server. i do not own anything that can run these HDD yet. Recommendations on a first server to get?
>>107268844get a computer
>>107273642>>107273658I'm pretty sure at this point most external devices have built in fans, so just monitor them under load and idle and make adjustments as necessary. I keep mine in the basement to help with heat.
>>107268844Having your own server is extremely easy1. Find a cheap low end computer with 8GB of ram at least2. Install Ubuntu, set up SSH3. Go to your Windows computer and install "PuTTY" (you use that to connect to the command line) then you install WinSCP (You use that to transfer files and explore filesystem comfortably), then download VSCode and connect remotely to your Ubuntu as well (Super easy too, it install automatically on your server)- Boom you already have everything set up.4. Basically that's it, now what you want is to install every service that you want to self host (Like Plex or whatever crap) through Docker containers, use docker-compose. DO NOT INSTALL things in your server in the old way (bare metal), use containers. 4. Set up sambashare 5. Since you're connected with VSCode you can ask Copilot/Codex to set up docker and modify your docker compose every time you want to install something. If you want to go further you can install Grafana + Prometheus combo to check your computer status etc. The AI will literally set up every new shit for you.Enjoy
>>107268844Am I losing my mind, or didn't /g/ have a Home Servers General for this kind of stuff? Went looking today and only found this thread. >>107274080Basically this. I used OMV to set up an OrangePi 3B with a 1G M.2 drive slung under it. It's good for about 100MB/s which isn't fast, but it's good enough for what I need. It would have been less expensive and more flexibile to set up an ewaste-tier machine but I wanted something very small and low power.I've been working on a separate "applications" OrangePi 3B, which serves a bunch of low-power web-based apps using Ubuntu Server. As I've been slowly adding services to it... realizing that the only difference between an NAS and a Linux Server sitting on the network is the NAS has a flash frontend and can probably set up RAID (but I'm RAID 0).
>>107272922>>107272922the usb one might be. i got an orico 5 bay. disabled sleep in the firmware, and has been running fine ever since
how many pixels per character do you use to make text look good in terminal
>>10727153410 point at 72 DPI for reasonable ledgibility I'd say.
>>107271699they do
>>107271697why are you on /g/
>>107274642also i think high-refresh eink will repalce IPS LCD/OLED
bitmap fonts are the superior choice for terminal fonts
#include <array>std::array<int, 3> arr = {1, 2, 3};
>>107272890>>107273252const int BOOBS_SIZE = 2;int boobs[BOOBS_SIZE] = { 1, 2 };int *booba = (int*)malloc(BOOBS_SIZE * sizeof (int));void motorboat(int *pBoobs, int count);niggers
>>107273252>error prone>stops work (ESL lol)A bad craftsman blames his tools.
>>107273151>auto func() -> std::array<Type, Size>You don't even typically need to know even that much information for strongly-typed returns to work in C++, Anon.auto func(auto arr) -> decltype(arr){...}...int main(){ std::array<int, 3> arr{1, 2, 3}; auto foo = func(arr);}https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/decltype.htmlAgain, strong type-safety is present throughout.
auto func(auto arr) -> decltype(arr){...}...int main(){ std::array<int, 3> arr{1, 2, 3}; auto foo = func(arr);}
>>107273623Based and auto pilled.
>>107273991Heh. It kinda took them till C++17 until you could use it this fluidly everywhere, but they did get it done in the end. Also AFAICT almost all the companies I know of are using C++17 as well now, so yeah.
I wish I had friends that cared about digital privacy. It would be kino to set up mesh and radio networks and play games on private hosted servers. Living like it's watch dogs in the digital dystopia.
>>107272951Cringe Spongebob man-child poster who still lives with his parents. Go out, have a drink and learn rejection so you can become resolute and actually bag a girlfriend.
>>107273176Being connected by fibre optics sadly can't close the distance when your friends group is spread out across three continents and god knows how many time zones. Yeah the internet brought us closer together spiritually or whatever you want to call it but not physically, much the opposite.
>>107272951>>>/diy/ham/
>>107272981never forget where you are.
>>107275264The drugs, Alzheimer's and brain damage kind of make that a bit hard.
Why is basically every app on the Play Store just a trial version of the 'paid version'?
>>107269017why the shit smearing cunt are you still using the PlayStore is it your mother's cellular device ?!
>>107274195>why the>not "why >in< the">pushing together "play store" into a single word + capitalizing themindia/russia pls go
>>107274224>why the>not "why >in< the"poh-tay-toh poh-tah-tohBoth forms are correct and common to use.>pushing together "play store" into a single word + capitalizing themCould just be autocorrect.Also, you point out all that shit, but not the most obvious of calling it a "cellular device" instead of a cellphone, which hardly anyone does? If you're going to throw a fit over vernacular or spelling, at least do it properly.
>>107269017The people that work for free submit their apps to >>107269051
>>107270945I know Google backtracked but they still might do some bs like >>107270223
How will this backfire and be abused? At first glance, this should be a good thing, but I have this nagging feeling they will pervert even good solutions.
>>107273112no, no one forced anyone to display cookie warningsthey could just stop putting a million tracking cookies on your pc, then you don't have to display any cookie warningsthat's why 4chan doesn't display 4chan cookies, they only store theme setting, and an anonymized CloudFlare thingif you see a cookie warning, it means the website is trying to fuck youand the EU requires consent before you get fucked
>>107273135the first idea was to ban them, but they changed that for "informed consent"
>>107273135important to add to this that's basically all that happens. they require you be informed of the fucking but you can't opt out of it see (((legitimate interests))).
>>107267258My Firefox does this, just had to install a few add-ons.> i still don't care about cookies > cookie autodelete
>>107267667how can they even take browsers to court though? someone can make a browser fork in US and not give a fuck about EU laws
>.WEBP
>>107273393couldv'e been the about:config to set custom DNS/DoH too, I don't remember anymore, it's been a long time. Fuck yurops DNS blocking
>>107270253I serve files in this order avif > webp > jpg/(png for transparency) >> gifif your browser supports it that's what you're getting to save bandwidth for us both with literally zero downsides other than you can't open the file in your image viewer that you haven't updated since 2015, but that's not my problem.
>>107273880the enlightened one has spoken
>>107271182It'd go over better if websites weren't recompressing uploaded jpgs into webps and then bait-and-switching downloaders.>>107271725>another round of lossy recompressionFuck no, that's even worse.
The only thing I hate about webp is that I can’t copy paste it on my phone, it just copies the link to the address
HOLY KINO
>>107271909>and piracy wouldn't exist if the games weren't sold on the platform to begin withyou do know about de-steamed pirate copies of games, right?
You can build a gaming PC right now with a ryzen 5500+ 9060XT for $550 with brand new parts minus ram/SSD you can easily get used off eBay.You can build a used ryzen 5500+5700XT for $360 if you do a used build.If the steam machine is not $550 for the 512gb or less its a flop
>>107273871Gabe is aiming to attract the console crowd and the average consumer (the 90%), not the PC building nerdsThe fact it is a fucking tiny mini-ITX form factor should have made it obvious
>>107262075PC’s already exist…
>>107274009i've seen chinkphones with better specs than this piece of shit
Emmanuele Bassi will be on the next Vsauce. He posted a teaser on his social media. I uploaded it to /gif/ for sound.>>>/gif/29832415https://i.4cdn.org/gif/1763650541735246.mp4
>>107272159use-case for vsauce??
>>107274836use-case for asking questions?
>>107272159wrong picture
>>107274975wtf hes cute
>>107272159>/gif/ instead of /wsg/ to begin with>anal creampie threadfucking kek
has anyone had luck using LLMs to edit open source software for personal use?
>>107274689I used Github Copilot to modify a clock program, and it was pretty easy to do. I used it through VS 2022, and I even published a pull request. I quickly deleted it though, because fuck if anybody actually cares and I would rather just not deal with that bullshit. I reinstall W11 from Home 64 to IoT Enterprise LTSC and the program stopped working, but I stopped caring about Windows so, oh well. Overall, a total waste of time, but it was fun while it was useful.
why did gooning replace jump scares?
How so?
#include <stdio.h>int main(void) { printf("hello world\n"); return 0;}
>>107273626Forgot the tags. But yeah, this how it begins.>>107273661I have never seen this happen.
tags. But yeah, this how it begins.>>107273661I have never seen this happen.
>>107273626#include <stdio.h>void main(){ puts("nigger");}>>107273715thats not failing thats piping stdout to /dev/null, fuck (you) retarded nigger
>>107274609Youre mean
>>107273626>return 0;You don't have to do that>ISO/IEC 9899 5.1.2.2.3:>reaching the } that terminates themain function returns a value of 0.
>>107274747thank (you), i knowand also thank (you) for the (you), it means very little to me but enough to warrant a thank (you)
Tell me why I should bother with C++ templates and all the idiotic garbage that comes with this feature (like having to do some voodoo magic to define them in a separate file) if picrel exists?>muh type safetyWrite better code.
>>107273137If you're not gonna use the type system you could well just use PHP like a normal retard
>>107274273wrong better code just goose fast and no bugs >>107274299 php s too slow
>>107274384Thanks for bringing down Cloudflare, I guess.
>>107273137Based OP. This kills the rustvestites.
>>107273137>>muh type safety>Write better code.you can only write better code in C++ with a proper type system, thougheverbeit.
Bless this guy. Bless him! Kitty and calibre to heaven and beyond.And blessed be the developers of yt-dlp
>>107269731>gpu accelerated terminal emulatorJEETED
SirsMay I propose something for the future of terminalbash + AI
>>107269751With his name, they wouldn't let him into Israel to visit Haifa, tech mecca of the middle east. Poor guy.
Calibre just werks
>>107273043The numeral system is Indian retard. It's called Arabic because they adopted it and in turn introduced Europe to it, and Europeans get to name things in European language literature like in English and is canonically used to refer to the symbols, not the system, which is called the:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu%E2%80%93Arabic_numeral_systemI use xfce4-terminal and Sumatra by the way.
How much extra hardware would Anker have to add to make this capable of being a USB hub as well as a charger or would that magically turn it into a firebomb? Assume there's a 4 position slide switch to designate the master with NONE as the last choice for charge only and you have to push in the slider button to unlock its position. If there's a less retarded option for a laptopfag you're all using instead, humiliate me by telling me what it is.
>>107272946literally mossad time bomb
>>107273993Yeah I got more or less the same answer elsewhere, thanks
