100% correct. You need a wall adapter. As many have said we all recommend a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) or battery backup for your stack.
You can get the cheapest one if it’s just short term outage or brown outs (grid low volting).
Based on your wattage the capacity of the UPS will dictate how long it’ll last during an outage.
The owning class is doing everything possible to push AI into everything. All towards cutting costs towards profits by ultimately cutting out all human elements possible from **everything. ** Meaning not paying people less, but removing those jobs entirely.
And they predict the wealth gap will widen?
Fucking Nostradamus over here.
You have a 3.5" based HDD (aka desktop drive). many people use 2.5" drives (laptop drives) since they get power from the PC with just usb
Yeah. I found a silly article about some kid making a submarine turtle.
Found the source and posted that instead with a real fking title instead of the regurgitated article/title.
Its a fancy scarecrow.
And the only way to prevent this would have been keeping it away from managers eyes.
Only the AI team should have access to that data. Maybe a separate “efficiency” data team can crunch numbers on completed tasks vs tokens.
Never let managers or end users see a chart of token usage. That’s just stupid.
This is just going to burn compute even more on LLM crap for no reason. Just burn it all down.
The problem is the owning class what’s to cut out human elements so bad they keep letting tools run wild.
$7/month per TB is expensive as a data hoarder…
Best to scope it down to documents, git and photos.
The rest gets an onsite backup to externals.
Nailed it
Can you edit the post to put it in the description so it’s at the top?
That’s still pretty accurate!!
Yeah I strongly prefer epub for chapters and text formatting.
So it can relay notifications across devices like your Apple watch, macbook, iPad and iToilet
Molly is always the answer.
Oh I’m totally doing this. Thanks!!
Oh it looks like they added native support for docker just last year!
That is correct. Most people run a dedicated server on thier gaming rig.
I just wanted the excuse to setup a home server.
I want to backup the data and replicate a rebuild on a separate machine. Updated config to point to a better location.
My goal is to be able to rebuild completely from a failed disk. So restore backup to staged location then run the docker config to spin up all my stuff again.
Borg looks good!
This is it. People have always paid for convenience.
Just look at console vs PC gaming.
Steamdeck made Linux gaming mainstream because it’s brainless. Backed by proton.
But console has a vice grip on some communities / groups due to a long standing “plug and play” sales pitch. Now they’re stuck because “my friends are there.”
My brother-in-law is a sysadmin and stuck on Playstation due to his friends. Doesn’t even own a gaming PC because “he doesn’t have the time to tinker.”