We also need to understand why we got to this place, and saying "who the fuck cares" just emboldens the Dems in power to keep trying the same shit that doesn't work.
We already know how we got here, which is why it doesn't help anything to bitch and moan about how "both sides suck".
Quit your bitching and infighting and blaming everyone else, and focus on what we can do now.
It's a very nice modern dishwasher, I forget the brand... It had a drainage issue a couple years ago, I ended up finding one of those "snap-off" razor blade segments stuck in the drain pipe. No clue how it got in there. Other than that, it's a solid machine.
Also, your link is broken.
Who the fuck cares? Biden isn't in office anymore. Judge by what he accomplished instead of pretending you all know him personally.
Right now we have a literal fascist in office. Something tells me that's a bigger issue. We can play the blame game all day, but unfortunately what's done is done and the time to take action is yesterday.
My MIL, bless her heart, is extremely picky about dishes being completely washed off before going in the dishwasher. And I mean completely. Any remnants of food need to be scrubbed off.
It lives in a Geekworm case with an RJ45 port, so it's wired directly to the router. I likely won't be using it for anything else at this point.
Only one of them is compatible with Windows 11 lmao - HP Elite G4 mini with an i7-8700T. Everything else is 7th gen or 4th gen.
Bingo! I've got 4 mini-PCs (does a 2014 Mac mini count?), and one SFF. The average power draw of this cluster is barely ~90W.
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Portainer is way too bloated for personal use. I liked it initially, but the licensing shit was, well, shit, and the way it managed compose files was garbage. Dockge is way better for my use case, since it works alongside Docker, instead of fucking off to do its own thing.
I would just mount the NAS folders via Samba into the NUC. Problem is that services can’t watch the filesystem for changes. If I add a video to my Jellyfin directory, Jellyfin won’t automatically initiate a scan.
That sounds like a config issue. I use NFS shares in a similar way, and Plex/*arr/etc has zero issues watching for changes.
If you want reliability, keep your NAS as a NAS; don't run applications on the same system. If you screw something up, you'll have to rebuild the whole thing. Run your applications in a VM at the minimum, that way you can just blow it away and start over if it gets fucked, without touching the NAS.
If I can’t easily retrieve data from perfectly good drives, it is an absolute no go.
I've run the same md-raid array in three different machines (ok, I've added and swapped a couple drives, but still). I love that about md-raid. Pull the drives out of one system, stick them into another system with mdadm installed, and it recognizes the array immediately.
Definitely inspired by a certain Italian car company.