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Oh god, now I hope you didn’t read my comment !

Try again on plain paper, or on lined/ruled paper. That dotted graph paper hurts my eyes and I’m pretty sure I’m mostly human…

So my partner and I use laptops (small flat) so really sip power compared to the 65 watt of the monitor

What res is that monitor ? My 2k monitor is pretty hungry compared to my old 1080. Even just looking at the uk energy efficiency ratings for 4k tells shocks me !

Being a uk person its cause they can & its also in to building / electric code. Its just a switch that breaks the live leg, stops sparking when plugging in stuff.

So my kids poop 1-2 times a day, normally lunch time then evening time.

My partner is once a day.

I’m more like 2-3 times a day, normally morning and then just before bedtime.

I run snapraid and mergerfs, as the nas storage. Not much changes on my NAS and the stuff I really care about like my pictures and videos are on a small ZFS pool. Both are directly on proxmox, meaning I can just plug them in to another Linux machine and research if it all goes sideways. Its all shared from the host via SMB NFS or for jellyfin and immicher its a moint point for the container

You could also padding out the screwdriver tip or the screw hole. I’ve used sticky tape before, but again if its tight your pretty much out of luck…

Depending how tight it is you could superglue something to it to turn it ?

Shame they don’t have one like a car/motorcycle that doesn’t shine in all directions blinding all those that look towards it

Looks like a cpu/gpu type power connector. Even if its a standard plug does not mean its a standard pin out ! Craft computing on YouTube had what looked like a standard plug in his server but it had a 12volt and ground switched, so would have caused some real damage

I second this, when a drive shits the bed a sata controller handles it better, some times with a USB adapter you mess the whole bus up and need a reboot of the machine (from using them on windows experience)

Just cause it has a USB plug doesn’tmeans its regulated output… I suspect its just welded across the output of the panel…

Should be fine, I’m writing to spinning rust, so if I was playing back a movie it could cause a few “dad the tv is buffering again” problems

With arr services try to limit network throughput and disk throughput on them, as if either are maxed out for too long (like moving big linux iso files) it can cause weird timeouts and failures

Another one to have a search for is IPFS.

It always throws me when I see at 1080 movie less than 5gb, then I scroll across and see it’s x265…

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Good point, what happens if you run that command ? It might also just left over from when they made the custom image and forgot to clean it all up ?

From the location of that script usr lib virt-sysprep looks to be a script put in the image by the provided to do a few things on first boot. Would have thought it was normal, but you can always ask them to double check