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two cases are good if you build 3.5" NAS system from PC motherboard and ATX powersupply and wont try premade NASes

one is from China, another from Germany

everything today has that annoying home appliance look which tries to hide from the fact these are computers

but not German, it looks.. industrial

prices are roughly the same but Jonsbo fits more HDDs

so which one is best for the bucks?

Jonsbo has more width and more detph
But is a lot shorter due to being cube


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>>107140544
any case with hotswap bays
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>>107143058
i'm actually using this one
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>>107140544
I have an old optiplex I use as my server, connected to a 4-bay drive holder. Just some cheapy one from Amazon, nothing fancy.

Works perfect for a home setup (media serving, file storage). I just can't imagine ever needing more than that.

3 drives for data, 1 for snapraid parity. If I ever run out of space, it's (relatively) easy to migrate the data to bigger drives and swap out the old ones (which can be cleaned and sold on ebay).

When I see these 8-bay setups or whatever craziness... I just don't know what the use case there is. I can only imagine it's for hoarding, which is really a mental illness. These people need a therapist, not a NAS.
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NAS
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>>107141201
>>107141262
8x HDDs is going to vastly consume more power relative to the motherboard/CPU
Little reason to worry about the CPU/Board choice

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It's impossible to share your wifi connection by creating a hotspot on Linux.

That's just 3 clicks away on windows.
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>>107141536
why cant you show me the name of your network
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>>107140248

are you sure about that
i tried linux box as passthough device with ethernet but could not get it working
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>>107140742
Pepe is 4chan culture, deal with it.
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>>107140248
Expected. Troonix users are neets and ain't sharing shit.
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>>107140311
mesh network

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>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.

>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.

>Emacs Resources
https://gnu.org/s/emacs
https://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacs
https://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs

>Learning Emacs
C-h t (Interactive Tutorial)
https://emacs-config-generator.fly.dev
https://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratch
http://xahlee.info/emacs
https://emacs.tv

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How are people coping with the fact that emacs lisp is moving from dynamic scopes to lexical, and that the number of warnings is off the charts? Been a few weeks since I last rebuilt - but I mean, no way are people going to go through and rework the million packages to use the new lexical scoping.
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>>107142028
I have had no warnings. Virtually everything is using lexical scoping at this point, it's been over 20 years since it was introduced.
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does anyone know a good meow config to plunder? The doom module is full of doom specific tweaks and the official doc is kinda lackluster.
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>>107142751
did you see me post mine a couple threads ago?
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>>107143124
I did glance at the archive before posting but the only link I found was dead. Was it this link https://paste.ofcode.org/NUfD5rcMysCgA7C939wBam ?

> be me, senior engineer, believe in craft, hate scrum and agile but its personal not rational
> look at the tech world everyone selling mvps as the way to get in the market
> see them shipping half-baked, minimal junk with salesmen selling empty promises and calling it validation
> then I look at the news Holmes. SBF. the forbes scammers.
> they all used same words. engineers smarter than me, real mlp behind.
> mfw I realize their mlp was the billion-dollar alibi to get money from investors
> massive fraud cause they never planned to deliver anything real, not a lie, it's shared risk olala
> they get richer than ever, forever, they dont even need to pursue their shit
> somehow get jail time or disgrace later but theyve already won this game
> I look at my peers see this other senior dev
> "yo, check out my fourth SaaS built for a client this year"
> I open it, it's just... one single workflow. barely.
> but it's "hand built. it's an mvp, bro, we're just being lean!"
> mfw this lean product is now a permanent maintenance trap for some poor bastard
> he still makes more money than I do

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I read all that
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>>107141399
I didn't
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>>107141227
Dijkstra was right.

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Is there even a good distro? I think Linux is not for me...
>Arch
It sucks without the AUR and AUR is just user scripts + DDoS & Malware.
>Debian
Oudated packages, server os, rip gayming performance (mesa/kernel)
>openSUSE
not as many packages + company behind it
>Ubuntu
Fork + company behind it + snaps
>Fedora
company behind it, btrfs without snapper???
>Gentoo
don't want to compile shit + weird setup + skill issue
>Nix
too unorthodox

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>>107137317
just rm -rf / and reinstall with xfce.
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>>107136443
Ignore spins. Pick desktop environment and then pick the systems which focus primarily on that. Not spins, but the main thing. So Cinammon you would pick Mint. KDE pick Neon.

Don't touch Pop OS duh. If it's niche it probably sucks. Forget anything made by like 3 nerds in a basement because they just can't maintain it to a professional level.
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Your choices are Ubuntu, Debian, Neon, Red Hat, Mint. I think. If you want GNOME it's most things, if you want KDE you pick Neon, and if you like Cinammon you would pick Mint.

These are actually quality pieces of software. If you have to be special and download Nix or Arch or whatever you just get what you get... Debian is probably the highest quality system that isn't corporate if that's a thing for you, because thank God, Ubuntu which is corporate relies on it, so actual professional level dev teams have a vested interest in keeping it professional grade.
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>>107136443
>company behind it
some day you'll grow up and get a job, then you'll realize this is a good thing.
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>>107143037
>some day you'll grow up and get a job, then you'll realize this is a good thing.
Hopefully, honestly I'm just looking for negative things at this point.
whats your favorite company distro, btw?

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Unmatched
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in price
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imagine expensive air flow instead of regular air flow
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>>107143073
>noctua in 2k25
Yea no thanks, I don't want my PC to look like an Indian river, Be Quiet clears.

Why not just download kindle in a normal phone. Are you really paying almost 100 dollars for just a slightly bigger screen?
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>>107136791
>I don't know why anyone at all buys amazons locked down slop reader
The average normieshit likely doesn't know what a Kobo or Boox is. A Kindle is synonymous with digital reading to them at this point.
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Because I previously bought a Kobo that stopped charging and died
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>>107139224
get an amd cpu/gpu instead
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>>107142625
I had the opposite experience. Kindle just randomly died, so then I bought a Kobo (mostly because it was super cheap). Still doing the needful like 10 years later.
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>>107134276
man if a hundred bucks is too much for you then you have bigger problems to worry about

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>Everybody Codes is a free space for honing your coding skills, experimenting with ideas, and learning from others. At its heart lies the belief that programming is best when shared - whether through solving puzzles, streaming your progress, or discussing solutions.
https://everybody.codes

Similar to Advent of Code but in November. Puzzles drop at 4PM EST with weekends off

>oh no I started late
Can sort leaderboards by "local time" which doesn't start the clock until you open the puzzle. Not used for global ranking but still fun to be able to compare how you did

/g/derboard code
4151e976-7b9f-4fda-bb33-fa7c70fdceea

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>>107142032
it's possible. you can solve the first few days in (conservatively) about an hour.
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All you have to do to solve part 3 is to use the good old Sword Sort algorithm. Works like a charm.
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Amazed that lil Johnnie is still hanging in there.
>CPP
lol. Rust is too hard for lil Johnnie.
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>>107127676
lol. will make sure to not complete the last day to kill a nigger.
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>>107142032
depends on your skill level but honestly this week has been pretty easy. there aren't any puzzles on the weekend so you've got like ~60 hours to do five puzzles before the sixth one drops

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Filling in for the Regular OP Edition
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Don't judge me too harshly, I just want a comfy setup without messing around too much with configs
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>>107137076
>Honorable mentions [>>107128477]
Thank you anon
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>>107128779
>>107130649
>>107136934
Sovl
>>107120651
What's the appeal from a Windows 10 user? I could care less EoS has started.
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>>107140652
Thank you anon.

Finally i've completed the 3D proyective reconstruction from both 2 and multiple views, now im debating between uprading to euclidean reconstruction from the recovery of the absolute cuadratic or by exploiting the calibration matrix as an intrinsic parameter, either way i've decided that this process of reconstruction will not lead to an subsequent process of dense reconstruction due to it's depencence of non ocluded points and small baseline, instead ill only use this method for camera pose reconstruction and with the movement of the camera obtained ill use volumetric space carving with boxels to estimate the shape of 3D objets, thanks to a book i've found that describes the process 'A Framework for Realtime 3-D Reconstruction by Space Carving Using Graphics Hardware', Im confident this will allow me to achieve an efficient-highly deterministic 3D reconstruction, also I'm planing on optimizing it using euristic shape prediction that will allow me to do fast estimation on the 3D shape based on little info about the object's shape using scene context. Any comments or recomendations will be welcommed. Have a nice day g-fag fellas
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>>107141803
Awwww, that's so cute. It's baby's first time having ChatGOT write a post for him. It's nonsense word salad but little anon is still so proud of himself!
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>>107141803
you put super and subscript in your code? i didnt know you could do that. what language is this? looks cpp like ig

this pos device gets mogged by every samsung on the market
It’s straight dumpster fire made for elderly hipsters, who “don’t wanna buy chinese” and read jobs
I regret ever buying this stuff
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>>107140089
google gives up too fucking easily with how flush with money they are. stingy fucks
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>>107140186
It's way too thick
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>>107134384
I got one to mark and write on my slides in university, before that I was typing everything up like some receptionist.
for me the tablet has been an absolute game changer, but after I graduate that thing will probably wander into some cumboard or become a watch-youtube-in-bed device like my phone.
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>>107132623
>display cracks by mere touch
i've had multiple iPads and never even had any notable scratches let a lone cracks, you're just a retard that can't take care of his stuff
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>>107140093
>july 2020
why is this shit always so old?

Guide:
https://github.com/awesome-jellyfin/awesome-jellyfin

News:
>Wholphin for Android TV is the hot new client and it is currently building out MPV support!!!
https://github.com/damontecres/Wholphin/pull/161

And remember, Fuck Plex.
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>>107141289
>Stremio is for retards like you who don't know how to pirate.
Much like filesystems, zoomers and third worlders don't understand and are afraid of torrents. They know how to purchase "apps" though!
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How many still buh physical? I've been picking up all my favorites on physical. Right now criterion has a 50% off sale.
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Please help, I'm retarded. I want to use custom CSS to change the Jellyfin logo to something else. At the moment I'm using the below:

.pageTitleWithDefaultLogo {background-image: url(https://imagehost.com/logo.png);}


...which works, but I want to host the image file locally instead of having it reach out to an image host. I'm using the Linuxserver docker image, so a copy of logo.png is in /config - the problem is, however I phrase it in the above CSS fragment, I simply cannot get Jellyfin to 'see' /config/logo.png. How do I do this.
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>Wholphin Github page
>Image has Parks and Rec, 30 Rock and Airplane!
Kino choices, I respect this guy

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>can't install security updates for my Apple Watch without first agreeing to be raped by iOS 26
thank you Apple, very cool
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>using discontinued version
>it doesn't get security updates
>somehow, this is meant to be shocking
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>>107143034
You have an Apple Watch, you already got raped by your parents when you were a child.
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>>107143048
iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia are still getting security updates thoughever
This restriction is completely arbitrary
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>>107143084
>lts versions exist
>this means every version should be an lts version

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Is it viable for daily use?
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NixOS is a poor taste joke. Literally a walled garden for freaks. They purged any possibility of a healthy userbase. Since the trannies took over the leadership of the project and the communities, it has become basically impossible to even contribute if they know, for example, that you follow Alex Jones on xitter. I was banned for two weeks on Discourse just for defending Jon Ringer. I said "he's a good person, maybe it's better to talk to him to reach a consensus". That was enough to get banned, now my name appears in Google searches, the first link is literally a Github PR saying I was banned for "hate speech". I had to change my username everywhere so as not to burn my reputation professionally.
At least this situation was the push I needed to migrate to Guix for good. Just the fact that it doesn't have these communities already makes Guix infinitely better. Not using Github also helps a lot. Furthermore, I wish all the worst for the entire NixOS leadership and especially the community leaders. May NixOS die and Guix grow.
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>>107140042
as soon as that shit started, i also migrated the Guix. without a firm central ideology to adhere to, there's no hope in a community defending itself from that kind of commandeering. even the main guy capitulated. there's no going back from that.
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>>107138142
Why would I update shit for an OS I don't even use? Fuck off.
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>>107114033
>shitty fonts and worse rendering
Not any different from any other modern Linux. I moved to MacOS because of that and will never go back
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>>107141808
There is _only one_ way to fix font rendering on Linux. It’s called project Chicago95 and it is the only desktop environment that still has perfect readable text on the troon platform

Does /g/ use RSS? what feeds do you follow?
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>>107141686
Yeah, I recently wanted to give GUI ones a try and holy molly all of them suck, they either lack some features/options or are buggy. I tried Liferea, Akregator, Alligator, RSS Guard, even the built-in client in Thunderbird, all of them suck, there are other ones but they look ugly. I ended up using Newsboat but it's a bit weird to use and configure.
>>107142048
Interesting, how does FreshRSS handle Twitter's posts? when I did some testing on some clients, some websites wouldn't load properly. Youtube videos only appeared as titles, there was no description or anything else. Twitter posts only gave me the post itself but no pic or indication if it was a RT or regular post.
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for me it's newsraft
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i dont know how to use it
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>>107142898
>how does FreshRSS handle Twitter's posts?
Used to be Nitter, there are a few alternatives these days that offer RSS feeds as well.
>Youtube
https://rss-bridge.org/bridge01/, it's self-hostable as well.
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>>107141686
If it's any consolation, all Windows ones suck as well.

Unironically the best RSS reader I ever used was Internet Explorer.


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