Good lord, 114!
And here I thought I was doing something at 10-20 TB.
You go!
Good lord, 114!
And here I thought I was doing something at 10-20 TB.
You go!
OP posted his numbers and you think you know better.
Bet you’re fun at parties.
OP has published his numbers and you still think you know better.
What a riot.


My primary purpose for separating services is stability.
My file server is just for file services - so if my media server needs a reboot it doesn’t affect anything else, like my media conversion server, etc.
Preventing lateral movement is really a secondary benefit. If someone gets in, my ability to prevent lateral movement as a non-enterprise is pretty limited.
I still use separate user accounts for different purposes with heavily restrictive permissions.
Oh, wow.
I had no idea jumpers predated on other sliders, and didn’t even notice the body size comparison.
Good work.


Oh, fuck a carb 7 ways to Sunday, EFI is a million times better
I get the thinking, but carbs are 19th century black magic that only strange people truly understand, and most of them died decades ago (I say this having cut my teeth working on carbs…ewww). Haha.
That said, bike carbs are way simpler than on cars.
No backup with PiHole?
PiHole can run redundant if you want. Does Technitium do this differently? Or more easily?