

I mean, cheapest way I think would be to go on aliexpress and find the best price for a USB-SATA adapter and just buy a ton of them. Be careful with power consumption though, spinning up disks can be power hungry and your hub might not like it.


I mean, cheapest way I think would be to go on aliexpress and find the best price for a USB-SATA adapter and just buy a ton of them. Be careful with power consumption though, spinning up disks can be power hungry and your hub might not like it.


This is PCIe, not USB. Although if OP does have an unused PCIe slot they didn’t mention in the post, I do agree a second-hand LSI card is by far the most cost-effective way to connect large amounts of SATA/SAS drives. And you get much better performance than USB as a bonus!
tl;dr is it depends on the enemies


Get a little tongue in there, maybe.


Your website no longer uses DNS invalidating its use as a diagnostic tool lmao


this is unconfirmed and unlikely
It looks like polyproto doesn’t have any intent to implement voice chat or screen sharing?


… your nas only had 12gb of storage??


I would recommend just getting an inexpensive USB 3.0 m.2 or sata adapter ($10) and using a spare drive you have laying around with it. Should be dramatically more reliable.
(Just be careful if you decided to use a large spinning disk, they can have higher power draw than the Pi can support, m.2 or sata SSD is the way to go here if you want simplicity)


Calling a PC a not-smart device is pretty humorous, in my eyes.


It is a CPU vulnerability, so while the researchers used QEMU for their example, it is not necessarily specific to it.


URI parsing is hell
Congratulations, you have uncovered part of the context of the meme. Can you figure out how the given assertion is making fun of “straight pride” fans, without making fun of gay pride enjoyers?
Elon said donny was in the Epstein files and they had a childish falling out on twitter
“Imminent collapse” is a fairly common theme among modern economies


“sensibly” “intuitively” and “performant” are all different objectives and I assure you kernel devs working on such a central subsystem are primarily optimizing for one.


The linked source also doesn’t explain what the env variable actually does or why it fixes anything.
Taking the top plate off and smashing the platters directly is extremely effective if a little time consuming.
They shatter like glass.
$50/mo for 1gbps symmetrical :p