Aaaand I read “your bath math situation”…

Talesfromyourserver!

I like it on a kind of way.

Makes me think, which is good.

It feels simple. Not mean “look simple” but feel simple.

No idea if that’s good or not.

Overall, yes, you are a good artist. Just because. I didn’t do it but you did, so you a much better artist than me.

A mixed training Saturday… 3h bike and 5km run.

Sunday is my wife mother birthday, so whatever will be, will be a tense day for friction between them… Whatever.

On windows, how do you install Minecraft? I got into a loop of fucking MS bullshit that want me to pay $$€ just for installing it and it feels… scammy…

Well, it’s Microsoft after all… But I cannot believe now Minecraft is pay to run…

Hi, ended up using your suggestion, super smooth and easy.

Yes, but I don’t play myself and the players I am setting up for are Minecraft players, so not my choice.

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Xbox and PlayStation and windows would be the clients platforms…

That means bedrock or I can go java edition as well?

You know Lemmy is breaking trough when you also get spam.

I can fully relate. Don’t go cheap and keep it cool. For the last few years I used a JBOD enclosure for 3.5in disks with four 2.5in SSDs, I removed the cover and had no needs for fans. Super quiet, and the only viable way to get 4x4Gb added to my laptop-server.

Now I moved to a mid size desktop pc-server, and relocated the four ssds inside the case on sata cables. Cabt really see the speed difference for the workload of the server.

I don’t mean there is no speed difference (before somebody freaks out), but that is not noticeable because I only access the data via network for all my use cases.

I used external USB drives for decades. Provided you buy better quality enclosures, external powered ones, they are fine.

Still going internal is better for tidyness, speed and that accidental cable pull that might always happen with external dangling cables LOL. (Happened).

How that possible? Looks like a random photo, or whatever.

Well, yeah. Sad.

I agree, maybe its some social experiment

Got a few myself! Looks like whoever is behind it keep registering on different instances.

Would be interesting to know why they do it

Be careful. My disk usage is well over 8gb after bridging my WhatsApp and telegram chats…

In the clouds I would be worried about storage costs.

Rent a VPN, setup a wire guard tunnel and fuck your ISP!

Anyway having a real public IP on a residential block is basically impossible anywhere but in the USA, I guess.

Why is that? Really? The Dev should replace a system function? And implement over and over again the same errors when logrotate exist?

Are you crazy? I understand that we are used to dumbed down stuff, but come on…

Rotating logs is in the ABC of any sysadmin, even before backups.

First, secure your ssh logins, then secure your logs, then your fail2ban then your backups…

To me, that’s in the basic stuff you must always ensure.