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>>107654535
>I have gone the ZFS route at home.
I use MDADM RAID 1 + LVM + XFS

because my """server""" is literally just a first gen intel NUC with 8 USB HDDs attached so ZFS is not an option due to hardware limitations.

>>107654812
That's about as retarded as pulling a working lightbulb when another one goes out. The raid software tells you which serial number is failed. The serial number is on a sticker on the disk, that's the one you replace.

>>107657567
>The raid software tells you which serial number is failed.

great and how do you map the serial number to the drive unless you manually labled your drives OR you have enterprise grade RAID racks from dell or so?


learn to fucking read fucking jeet.

>>107657693
You take the disk out, look at the sticker, and if it's the wrong one you try again. Or yeah, you lable your shit dumbass.

>>107657952
>look at the sticker

that's exactly the point. there is no sticker unless you are in a professional envoirment.

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>>107651785
>>107651974
A real Chad use TempleOS and develop his own software and libraries from scratch
https://gitgud.io/ZekeRedgrave/ZEKETK/-/tree/master/Sample/RENZAN%20Filecraft?ref_type=heads

>>107653698

Agartha is a concept of at least the XVII Century

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>>107652155
This

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new banger

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Everyone knows when Terry Davis talked about coding with God he meant his creator Mental "Yakub" Outlaw


https://www.reddit.com/r/brainrot/comments/1pjubsq/agartha_brain_nourishment_vol_5/

>>107657412
Chrome doesn't have web based UI.
Firefox has it and that's why people who like to customize their browser use it.

There is no such thing as a native UI on Linux, and """native""" on Windows means of one 8 different UI technologies. Not having a WebUI is not the death of ladybird but it would be nice to have as an option, in my opinion.

>>107657412
>It's a C++ application, not a React / Chrome mashup
You don't understand what is being proposed

>>107652326
we can proxify salvageable stuff to basic html rendering, then just crash when trying to render some bloated spa website, or render some offensive word to make money worshippers go away

>>107657786
It's not even being proposed. It's a feature request that has been ignored.

>>107656597
cringe gpttard
>>107656691
based scholar

>>107655680
ayoo, hol up
how is that 32 bit firefox using more than 4GB of RAM

>>107656235
easy, i386 binaries do not run natively on amd64 machines
therefore your cpu will do some kind of emulation before running the binaries

>>107656691
>nearly identical
>nearly
so you admit the performance is worse

>>107658040
it uses some kind of trick, called PAE

I thought most M-Discs made today were either scams or just not up to the quality of the original ones. Otherwise I just wish tape storage was more accessible for most people without needing to get $1000+ drives and adapters.

>>107657489
>not up to the quality of the original ones
They are fine.
>scams
just buy from the the manufacturer

>>107644638
You're supposed to have multiple backups and redundancy in your storage, plus the assumption that a single physical medium will last your entire life is fundamentally incorrect. If you want to keep data for your entire life, you will have to periodically make new copies on newer storage media and also inspect your stuff for failure / degradation.

>>107654869
>reinventing delay line memory

>>107654869
>signal it too weak when coming back
>signal came back slightly earlier/later so it misses your location
>part of the beam of light hit something along the way
>you can't place your own reflector 30ly away

this is retarded anon

>>107651830
I just wished the price of hardware like RAM did not go through the roof

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>>107651830
OPAI

>>107655519
that's Japan for you

>>>/wsg/6038271

agreed

>>107651830
watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0K4XPu3Qhg

Under the specific and non-generalizable conditions of my local computational environment, empirical observation indicates that the software application "KurobaEx-beta" demonstrates behaviour consistent with functional operability.

>>107656399
try without the first / and /i

Works on my machine, have you tried using a non ancient phone?

>>107656939
Yes

Back when I used Clover or the first Kuroba, not sure exactly which, I could see a mask on the scrollbar of the most popular threads, this didn't happen with KurobaEx, I wonder if this is back in any way on the beta version?

>>107652834
No security updates, no compatible software, doesn't work on modern hardware. Avoid. You can turn a modern version of windows into windows 7 usability wise. Just use openshell and ltsc and something like shutup10.

>>107652834
>1. I only have one of those shitty external optical drives since pc company's stopped being cool and removed them, that should work fine if i have the windows 7 ultimate dvd?
Yes.
>2.When updating drivers they all say they wont be compatible, will it just be fine to download them and use them? if not where do I go for stuff like nvidia, amd, and other drivers I need?
You have to use insecure 3rd party updaters, if your hardware is newer than ~2018 it most likely won't even have a driver, so, you're fucked.
>3. apps like steam and others that say they don't work on windows 7, how do I get them to work? i'm a bit confused on everything.
Same as above, you have to rely on insecure 3rd parties, have fun logging in into a 3rd party Steam "fork" that is closed source on an already insecure OS.

>>107653033
>i have the tread saved where they went into detail on how to stay safe, etc. so i shouldnt have that problem.
No such thing as staying safe on there really, no matter how smart you are, or how aware you are, day 0 does not care about you, yes in 90% of the cases you have to execute it to do anything BUT you will have to rely on a lot of 3rd party "forks" of things of which you will have zero clue how secure they are.

>>107655688
>3rd party Steam "fork"
That's not a thing. People just use an old version of steam or a the newest version with compatibility layer (open source if you want to check for botnets).

> BUT you will have to rely on a lot of 3rd party "forks" of things of which you will have zero clue how secure they are
For someone who (presumably) wants people to switch to Linux, you're awfully hostile to the stated purpose of libre software.

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think I've got all the drivers and everything I need downloaded, just gotta actually fucking wait for the thinkpad and windows 7 dvd to show up sigh. but thanks guys you've been an awesome help!

>>107652834
linux is perfectly usable, but if you don't want to use it, unfortunately you are now stuck with windows 11. anything else is for retards only

>>107657803
based. what language you use, css or javascript?

>>107657857
The message is in a (de facto) standard format, OpenPGP. So people can use GPG or any other program that understands that format.

>>107657890
xhtml

>>107657759
emails are for receiving, I wouldn't even know how to send one

>>107658158
Based 1950's secretary-haver

>>107653238
Speaking as a leftist,
>Leftists hating infinite clean energy
Nuclear should be way higher net positive here, yes.
>Leftists hating infinite creativity engine
Why are we using machines to automate creative tasks and leaving humans to do manual labor? Why aren't we pushing more to automate manual labor to free ourselves to be creative?
>Leftists hating access to free speech
Free speech? Where? All the social medias ban you or hide your posts if you speak too freely. Even X. The hate also comes from the algorithm optimizing for more interaction, which so often shows you endless posts that piss you off. It's also a place where everyone tries to make their lives look better, and then compared themselves negatively to everyone else who's doing the same thing. There's a reason people take breaks from social media and feel better for it.
All that is why I come here instead. It's antisocial media. We're all anonymous? There's much freer speech. And there's no algorithm, just bump order and any filters you create.
>Government hating money that is not controlled by the government
Ones that behave more like money are overall positive, even though they get used by scammers and that ends up being normies' perception of crypto. Ones that are either pump and dump scams or have lots of speculative bubbles and high trading fees are more just tools for the rich to fleece more money off of the poor with.

>>107656237
you never got to experience myspace eh zoomer?

>>107657525
>ddr4
oh cool so you have 1/3 the bandwidth of a ddr5 system

its garbage

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>>107657943
Who the hell was even sitting around thinking "damn my RAM is too fucking slow and I wish it was faster"? Stuff already loads instantly for me

>>107657943
But my analysis runs while you can't run it at all?

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>>107657102
>yt-dlp doesn't work in any pre win11 OS since a few months.
as my last message before i go celebrate christmas, kill falseflagging FUDNIGGERS

>>107645635
same thing. Firefox chads win.

works on my machine

>>107654203
>>107654894
>>107654786
>>107657177

samefag
buy an ad for your troon backdoor faggot

>>107658083
I saw this tranny shill his closed source shit on a lot of threads
why is he doing that ?
Is it actually malware ?

my thoughts before hiding this thread
>this guy is a buffoon

>>107655727
>baww you hurt my fee fees
Even the chinese can access these cameras and the data from their management system kek

someone tl;dr how to view the cams for lulz and use them as residential proxies for lulzy shitposting

>>107655551
I can't tell if this a trudie, yuropoor, or chinese cope.

There are no cameras in my town. nmp. This is not a technology thread

>>107656212
Weird shit. Can't recall seeing an installer expand /etc/sudoers into a directory, it's just pointless extra complexity unless you have a whole bunch of users with individual permissions.

>>107657430
Let me guess, you use wayland?

>>107657497
No.

Let me guess: you are one of those retards who breaks the OS install and then blames the OS or the devs.

>>107657681
No. I'm one of the turbo autists who has been using Linux since middle school. I'll fix whatever issues I encounter myself.

>>107656212
trust me, its a skill issue