That would be wild if it was caused by logging, even a cheap piece of crap SSD is usually rated for 500TBW. Even if you were generating 1TB of logs per month that would still be 41 years before it wears out.
My ebay used enterprise SSDs are rated for 3.6PBW, and they were cheaper than a basic consumer Samsung drive at the time.
How? I can't get it to give me the TOTP key, it just asks me to download their stupid app.
Depends on your luck getting assigned a phone number.
I feel like AI never has useful features like that, just weird little gimmicks.
Makes you wonder why they went with a CPU that has to use soldered RAM. I would have expected Framework of all places to avoid that level of stupidity.
I've always been impressed by their laptops, but this 'desktop' release has me wondering if the company is OK, it's so gimmicky with the weird front panel and lack of useful features.
I wonder if the best option might be one of those remotes that has a little keyboard on the backside and works as an 'air mouse'. Because I don't know of any good interfaces for a traditional remote.
You don't need caddy if you're running cloudflare tunnels.
Yes you can do that, it runs in docker so the bind mounts can be easily put wherever you want.
Power back on needs the BIOS set to power on after power failure, the UPS will shut down after everything powers off, so the power coming back on will start things up again.
Worth a look, any Intel CPU with onboard graphics that's not horribly old will have quicksync on its iGPU.
I dunno if there's an iOS equivalent but on my Android phone I use the WG Auto Connect app so it's only active when not on my home wifi.
With current AI I doubt it, at best it would do it 90% and then completely screw up the rest of your files.