When documentation is missing critical bits of information I don’t know if its better than nothing. Spend ages and then have to raise a ticket saying its a bug because its not working as documented, when no documentation would have just been an instant ticket raised asking how its supposed to work. Because it turns out everything was working correctly and the customer had just set something up wrong but there was no documentation covering that bit so according to what we had, all looked good.

I don’t even login so I don’t know what they are going to disable.

My main data usage is game installs and pretty unimportant temporary stuff so it doesn’t need backup fortunately. Game saves do of course but a simple bash script and the file size for that is tiny in comparison.

SSD performance would be nice to have, but costs extra.

UK so hopefully not too much of an issue with tariffs here. Also tempted by an N150 miniPC, could stick proxmox on that.

Still cheaper though. 4TB you are looking at around 3x the price for it in SSD storage. Although I wonder how the power use compares, might be worth factoring in but probably isn’t too massive over it’s realistic lifespan

I thought prices seemed to be taking a while come down on 4TB SSDs as I had been looking at them for a while.

Don’t really want it enough to spend £200 though. Would be to replace a 1+2TB HDD LVM. Now that I think about it, I have never copied a few TBs of data in one go.

I expect many are not upgrading every small incremental improvement too. It’s the 20TB HDDs that are ready to replace.

So its 50% better than my code?

I was about to post this and just thought I should check if someone else had got to it first.

So like >99% of other AI implementations?

How easy will it be to fool the AI into getting the company in legal trouble? Oh well.

Not all data transfer is sending stuff to storage, streaming your display live at a high bitrate for example never needs to go into storage.

I frequently transfer data over the LAN at a higher rate than my internet connection.

Kinda wish it was easier to test the connection speed between devices tbh, unless someone knows a good way of doing it but many devices are so locked down I am not sure how you would.

I would have thought marking coursework has a higher standard than upvoting a lemmy post, but turns out it’s the other way around

Not US but I still remember printing off a full page of text, teacher looked at it for less than 5 seconds before giving it a tick. This is all meaningless, no one is reading it, no one cares, nothing matters.