Ah, my bad.

I’m using Synology/DMS and there you have a pretty neat GUI that lists newly detected drives and let’s you assign them to your storage pool and rebuild the raid. I’d expect it to be quite similar on software like TrueNAS Rockstor.

They (themselves) have now completely canceled the rest of the tour:

https://www.9news.com.au/national/tenacious-d-newcastle-show-cancelled-donald-trump-assassination-attempt-comment/74fb229f-dbef-45a4-8b72-107417643ca1

My first question is about different drives. Could I purchase two different brand drives and use them with btrfs? (I assume yes)

You can.

2nd question: how does the replacement process go? Like if drive A died, so I remove it, and put a brand new replacement in. What do I have to do with btrfs to get the raid 1 back going? Any links or guides would be amazing.

Depends on what NAS/Software you have. If your NAS supports hot-swaps you can just pull out the defective drive and plug in another. Otherwise you’ll have to shut it down, swap the drive and turn it back on.

If you have already have the spare drive ready and you have slots availible, you can run a “hot spare”. This way you can even start the raid rebuild if you’re not physically near your NAS (like when a drive fails while you’re on holiday or sm).

Based!

Yeah, that makes was more sense.

On a synology NAS you can use SHR-1 raid (which is basically raid 5) with just two disks. In pratice that acts like raid 1, but you can just add more drives and it will act like raid 5.

Not sure if other NAS have similar custom raids.

I would at least add two additional 20TB drives and put them into a raid 5. That gives you around 40TB of usuable space and you can have one disk failure.

You just need some common sense for that.

An egg is essentially a liquid, so you can just pour it into the pan and it spreads out thin enough that it gets cooked all the way trough.

Rice is made out of grains, so if you just pour them into the pan, the ones on the bottom will burn before the ones on the top gets cooked. So you have to stirr it to disperse the heat evenly.

And chicken is a more bulky solid, so it needs to be submerged.

Not specific enough for what?

To fry means to cook something in oil or fat. That perfectly applies to all 3 of your examples.

Do your ambulances not come with paramedics? They can start treatment as soon as they arrive so no extra time. Also the ambulance has sirens that should allow it to get to you faster then you’d take recklessly speeding to the hospital.

200+ km/h is definitely in the “very fast” category for Autobahn speeds.

There are places without speedlimits.

Not only carrying an AR-15 … but also wearing a red shirt, which is exactly as relevant to this story. Fucking clickbait.

I’m running a plex server on my NAS and use plexamp to stream music.

I payed about $350 for my 20TB drives, which at the rate offered here would pay of in less then 3 months. Add some overhead in for a NAS and some extra drives for a raid and it still easily pays of in half a year.

Shitty deal.

If you’re running an AC and the room is still at 24°C+ I would say it’s not working.

I prefer British comedy.

And how is this world news?