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ah, yes, prejudice
ah, yes, prejudice
You can do it. I use a powered USB hub and a raspberry pi, and 5 hard drives.
It is a mess of cables but was simple enough.
I also sprang for a UPS because most filesystem’s I tried like zfs and btrfs didn’t appreciate random brownouts from running 4 drives off the pi itself.
Right now they’re xfs and used for a minio install and torrent storage
people get grumpy about containers vs nix vs flatpak and I just wanna say… I’m glad you’re using Linux. yes, you.
wait, what?
We salute you! raises Starbucks to toast
That face reminds me of something
I don’t get it
It would be fixed capital regardless of the interior design and chairs?
I grew up in a small town in the rockies and one of the developer outfits had a fancy office with this decor
There can be nice people who are bad at tech, just like there’s racist technologists
Just because a group of nice well meaning Lemmy users is willing to suffer the pain of a poorly built app doesn’t mean they should /have/ to suffer through it
It’s sometimes nice to make nice things. Don’t be too much of an HOA, they’re new, it’s not the end of the world.
Just because I’m not afraid of biking with cars, doesn’t mean I don’t recognize that American biking infrastructure is hostile. We could do more to make biking safer and easier. They’ll struggle but they’ll get the hang of it.
So too, with making nice apps to free the lay people from their digital walled gardens.
Came here to say this. Let them toggle the logs or the QR code.
Dirt cheap.
Cost = maintenance + servers
Engineers always underestimate the cost of their time.