Moonrise2473

Automatic photo upload works good, but it's the album creation (and sharing with other users) that severely lacks in features. 3rd party modules like memories are also better

But for official photos, last time i checked it 3 months ago, you could add photos to an album only at the moment of creation, and not add later

Nextcloud photos is in the "proof of concept" stage, not even alpha.

Why smaller attack surface? Bigger attack surface. For an attacker is way easier to hack a single developer and publish a malicious APK on their GitHub (or alternative) rather than hosting malware on the official fdroid repository.

The first just requires a phishing email (trojanize a random Dev with poor opsec, get his apk signing key and his browser cookies) while the second is way more complex (get full access to fdroid build servers)

the reason OP was thinking of doing this, was saving disk space and avoiding buying another hdd. So if it's a 1:1 full disk image, then there's almost no difference with the costs of raid1. Setting exclusions, avoiding certain big files, and so on. In this case he's talking about restic, which can restore data but very hard to do a full bootable linux system - stuff needs to be reinstalled

i was also thinking like this, then i had to restore everything from a backup when the ssd suddenly died. I wasted so much time setting everything back as before

When I did it, I did it manually with thunderbird, which is a great way to delete clutter meanwhile

Just select 1000 emails at a time and drop them in another IMAP server folder

In the gbatemp thread they wrote that this guy flew too much near to the sun:

1. Reused his username everywhere to the point that his name and the fact that he was from Arizona was public

2. Sent back to Nintendo multiple switches to repair using that name with an Arizona address

It wasn't hard for them to dox and sue him as he literally gave them his real address multiple times...

It's dangerous and you can blew it if you don't know what are you doing but by shorting two specific pins, it's possible to turn on the PSU and see it it's working or not

Did you use a vacuum on the fans and let them spin during the clean?

I think 5 years ago, on Ubuntu

64 gb of ecc ram (48gb cache used by zfs) with 2tb drives (3 of them)

I have similar speeds on a truenas that I installed on a simple i3 8100

One day I had a power outage and I wasn't able to mount the btrfs system disk anymore. I could mount it in another Linux but I wasn't able to boot from it anymore. I was very pissed, lost a whole day of work