Buy a SAS adapter and put them in an external storage rack.

This hardware is for those who are storing EB of data.

I have the highest horse to bitch from about systemd.

I have GNU Hurd running on a distributed compute platform of 40 salvaged optiplex 9010 workstations.

160 cores 320 GB DDR3

It shares space with a gigabyte board stuffed with SAS cards providing NFS shares.

I’m still working on the details, but my Luanti server should be up soon.

Working on a distro is the new starting a band.

The cold probably is what killed the battery. For the touch pad, maybe? I’d blame the travel too.

Sorry I couldn’t help you with it.

Yeah, that shouldn’t be struggling as you explained. I say this as one who cheated curates these things professionally. I assume the 128 disk is a SSD, because that is the biggest bottleneck right there. Next is to disable as much startup stuff as possible.

If you are anywhere near Cincinnati, I would come buy that laptop off you.

Yikes, less than 60 GB? I’m betting you are practically out of disk space and/or you don’t have enough memory. What’s the model laptop?

If you feel really froggy, post the memory configuration too: number of sticks and size.

I realize it’s a Linux conversation, but some people need Windows-only tools. Case in point: there is no way I’m updating insulin pump firmware via a compatibility layer

Is your Windows laptop still running a spinning disk? Putting a SSD in there is a game changer.

Trump has a special Bible that cuts and pastes the bits and pieces of the Bible that says what he wants.

May 2021

https://godblesstheusabible.com/

It’s based off New King James, which is the official Catholic text. This is the Orange Catholic Bible.

Don’t forget the official White House image of Pope Trump. https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1918502592335724809?lang=en

Edited to correct date from 2001 to 2021. My fat fingers tell all the lies.

I do it in sprints. I’ll set up a service, test it, get it working, then share it with the family.

I hear you on the instructions. A lot of these are pet projects that just happen to work well enough to share, so a bit of work is needed to implement them. If you document for others, you find that you can’t ever put every step in there because you can’t control all the variables.

More like shitposting, but someone is bound to take this to heart.

You forgot Firefox.

Yeah, but in this case it’s less a sword and more a lump of plastic.

It’s absolutely normal and should resolve itself eventually.

There appears to be many wireless options available. While there is no off the shelf option available, you may be able to automate connecting to the Wi-Fi of the cam and pulling the files from a Windows share. From there, you could put the files on a share for a service like photoprism.

If the only way up interface with it is through an app, and you don’t have an old smartphone to run the app, then you could consider running an android emulator.

Are you buying a cam or borrowing the same one? If you are borrowing again, you know the model? That will help us give better advice.

It’s a lesson many of us learn the hard way.