I should have mentioned that I was (and still am) using XFS for my primary pool. XFS has been great, I was just hoping for a solution which would make it so I don’t have to hit my backups unless absolutely necessary (such as full array loss, for example). ZFS’ data corruption protection is very intriguing, it’s mostly the rebuild time and write speed that is making me think about doing something else.
Would this just be to help with the rebuild time? Raid10 in ZFS is an interesting idea, which would also require two mirrors and striping.
Yeah, I’m leaning towards ZFS for sure after reading about btrfs’ past…
Interesting idea.
Absolutely, 4-3-2 is what I use now! MDisc backups have been great.
I’m very aware and have full 4-3-2 backups already. I’m also not interested in a standard raid. Thanks though! It’s always good to mention that raid is not a backup. I simply want to add more protection from disk corruption (not necessarily full failure) so that I don’t need to recover from backups unless I absolutely must. A benefit would also be resolving corruption before I even notice it.
“Your honor, we no longer give search results, so we’re no longer a monopoly”
The police aren’t paying, TN taxpayers are.
I won’t doubt that. I’ve just had Plex for at least 6 years and never had the complete inability to stream directly when the internet is down. It has always fallen back to local streams in my experience (when I had Comcast, this was a frequent occurance and would have otherwise resulted in me returning to emby).
You can totally stream locally without internet, I’ve done it several times. I’m not sure where you’re getting the idea that Plex doesn’t do direct streams, especially locally?
I don’t think that they’ve used enough buzzwords.
I’d argue that the students know this, and is part of the reason they’re booing. LLMs have given execs the excuse they needed to cut headcount which has caused the job market toxicity. Of course, LLMs are not ready to replace almost anyone except for those executives.
It’s a hardware issue. No other phones had the security features required. This is why they partnered with Motorola, to get away from Google hardware…
Yep. I have a lifetime sub to Plex anyway, and I don’t want to deal with the pain of giving my in-laws access
Live a little and do a mix of both
But I told Claude to make no mistakes and ensure that it’s secure!
I’m not sure if it was just a thing where I grew up, but I miss being able to buy concert tickets at the grocery store service desk.
Raid 10 is and interesting idea for sure. It would certainly help with write speeds, although if I want to utilize the “self-healing” of ZFS, I’d need to do two (separately striped) vdevs that mirror each other to get the equivalent to RAID10, right?