

For me keep is so specific and nobody else does it.
Checking the boxes of checkboxes only hides them while any other todo app just makes them a bit darker.
Usually a lurker.
Maybe I should’ve just shut up and thought for a bit longer before writing that comment…
If you want to talk to me elsewhere, you know how to reach me.


For me keep is so specific and nobody else does it.
Checking the boxes of checkboxes only hides them while any other todo app just makes them a bit darker.


At this point ditch the PI and go straight to any used Mini-PC with 12th gen intel or 5000/7000 ryzen…


The ones who were able to start early .


FUTO is in the progress of offering built in backup in immich. Very neat idea.


At best a macbook air/neo or equivalent on windows good enough to browse the average web and the gamer joe will have a gpu with ~8GB vram for most games (aka 3070 or something like that)


How is encrypted backup data worse???
Domestic providers with relevant datacenter certification receiving useless backup blobs in an encrypted format…


Our clients use S3 as an offsite storage. About 2-3TB (deduplicated is possible) in storage usually.
Client is small and medium doctor offices.


Again: It depends.
I would use it as a storage provider on which I would put an encrypted veracrypt drive (or whatevee is the good stuff).
Or as an off-site storage provider for my backup.
As a single atorage site? Nah. Too expensive for my home needs.
For a business? If you can’t afford to drop 1200€ for 3x 4TB SSDs to bring your data backups off-site? Pretty good offering.
And the immutability is a plus as well.


You pay either way.
Up front or over a span of time…
What matters is what you need from your storage.


It has it’s uses.
But as any backup solution: Not a singular.
A proper backup concept has at least 3 copies on at least 2 different medias (types or amount matters only slightly) and one is not at the location of the original.
Veeam (a backup vendor) has expanded on it with 3-2-1-1-0.
1 = 1 Backup target is an immutable technology
0 = 0 errors on the backup (which expects a validation)
And I honestly like the idea.


I mean…The parts are probably easy enough to remanufacture.
IF you have the budget of an AWS or Azure.
For us? Yep. Sadly.


And if something dies, good luck on getting replacements lol.
I’d love tape but >5k for a drive is a bit outside my budget.


Cold storage on HDDs.
Also called “Amazon Glacier” and whatever other brand names corps come up with for low performance high storage needs.


Tape is not a new-old technology. Just a hidden tech only bigger companies utilize and the common citizen only comes into contct with as the IT tech of the company.
Cheapest most secure way of doing WORM backups.
S3 can do WORM as well but Tape can’t be hacked ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


I really need to switch my stuff for logins from admin to no-reply…


They don’t do that with replies though.
Which makes sense. The communication was already established.


So that was the reason I saw the packages during an apt run…


It just works somewhat (Hey, don’t say the last part! >:()


I had some aspirations to visit the US and experience LA after playing GTA V for >1000h.
Yeah, not anytime soon anymore lol.
Meanwhile Firefox absolutely not caring about trackijg cookies and immediately discarding them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯