I’d tell you why that is but due to some vague, shadowy group that I won’t ACTUALLY name but give vague hints about, I can’t tell you.

I think it has a lot to do with what you’re comfortable with.

Are you going to store just movies and TV shows? Then yeah, a RAID failure that can’t be recovered from for one reason or another won’t be the end of the world.

Storing priceless family photos that for some reason you’re ONLY storing here? Maybe go to the extra expense and do it “right.”

You’re introducing multiple points of failure to a system designed around protecting against failure. Everyone is going to argue against it because it’s additional risk that can be avoided. There’s also a chance of the host computer chipset going wonky and disconnecting the devices (I’ve seen it enough times it IS possible. Usually a reboot fixes it, but odds are the RAID would still need rebuilt), or a bad USB cable, or you forget that it’s in a RAID and plug it in to another computer, or any other hypothetical that seems unlikely but could happen.

If you want my advice that you didn’t ask for, plug them both in and mount them separately, put all data on one of the drives, then use a tool like FreeFileSync to copy all data over to the second drive drive. You’ll miss out on the theoretical 2x read speed, but this way if one or the other DOES come disconnected, you just need to plug back in and you’re back working without a chance of a RAID needing rebuilt.

A much better way of putting my point.

The fact that someone like him was elevated to the status he was coupled with someone feeling they needed to go as low as killing another human to make things better is insane. I hope American history (as long as America still exists long enough for this to become history) looks back at this like we looked back at other huge events in American history and some 4th grade teacher someday has to try to explain to our great-grandchildren how we let things backslide to this point followed immediately by a chapter on the first presidential debate held entirely virtual with augmented reality and holograms.

I can’t say I feel sorry for him, specifically.

But anyone who can’t agree with the fact that us being here, where a man (whether you agree or not) was shot at a public event for his beliefs and people are celebrating it, is absolutely insane for things to have gotten to this level, needs to do a bit of thinking.

And I mean that as, whether you think it was his beliefs (which I fully believe are WILD) that led to him being shot because they had no basis in reality and only sowed hate or the guy who shot him was crazy and shot him, we all need to admit, this situation is so far out of normal that I’m not sure there’s a chance to go back.

Not sure when Croatia switched to digital, but I think the year they found her was around the time the US had only just switched to digital.

So everyone else has good points but there’s one other part I don’t think was mentioned.

Most ISPs use a PON based network. This lets them connect one fiber in their network and “split” that to up to 128 (or more, depends on the OEM) customers. You need a either GPON (Gigabit passive optical network) or XGS-PON (10 gigabit symmetrical passive optical network) SFP module and usually the ISP has to get a serial number off of that module to provision the proper data service.

This is contingent upon the ISP being willing to do that. The one I currently work for, we really don’t do that except for businesses.

Lived in Kansas my whole life. Can confirm I grew up with and now own more lawn chairs than people that live in my house (gotta have extra for guests).

I do however enjoy hiking, I just have to leave the state to make it “hiking” and not a “long walk.”

I still see it.

That’s assuming IF there ever was a push to build things like this to help homeless they WOULDNT find a way to make it look as inhumane as possible.

For what it’s worth… I can’t find the source, but I saw specifically that staff said that was not true.

What about a WiFi connected smart outlet? It can be voice controlled or controlled from a phone or turned on at the outlet. You can set just a “run timer” (from the time I turn it on, run 2.5 hours) without it repeating.

AND if you need to make sure it’s off at any point, just check your phone.

TP Link Kasa outlets can run for 23 hours and 59 minutes at a time.

Nothing says professional like a Gmail account.

Also, try harder to look legit next time. Your title says $280,000 and then in the post, you got back $65,000.

For anyone else seeing this post… If you have to pay money to get your money back… they’re using the fact you were gullible enough to be scammed to scam you again.

All good here. Been running it for a few hours. The weirdest thing is the UI stuff that has and hasn’t been changed.

How the hell do I answer “Are you over the age of 18?” In a complete sentence that gives more information than just “Yes”

Replying to this before OP asks.

Usenet is distributed across hundreds (thousands maybe?) of servers. It’s centralized in that setting up your own server and getting the same access as joining an existing Usenet server is going to be very difficult (and with Usenet being used for privacy more and more, could be impossible due to admins not trusting a random new person), but in theory one could.

If you like off the wall teenage drama shows, it’s… something. It is by no means must watch tv though lol

The TV show based on the Archie comics started out… weird, but you could see they were getting things from the comics. Towards the end… there were wizards and time travel and sacrifices and cults.

Is this Riverdale? Where’s the sex? And the wizards? And the human sacrifices?

I want the Start Menu on my printers touch screen.

lol, I have 3 computers and each one is less than 2 years old.

Don’t defend the megacorp with a history of shitty software. It’s just a bad look, dude.