Raw files from cameras have meta data that tells raw converters the info of which color profile and lenses it's taken with, but any camera worth using professionally doesn't have any native corrections on raw files. However, in special cases as with lenses with high distortion, the raw files have a distortion profile on by default.
The coveted 5 9s of availability is only 5.26 minutes of downtime
Pm
I can proxy for you.
They don't charge me tax and only $15 shipping. Then shipping within the EU is 15 euros max
I use UTC for all of my logs. Keeps it less confusing.
I have 2 x 20tb mirrored for hot storage
2 pools x 3 x 20tb in Z1 for warm backup.
And I have 2 x 14tb for cold storage
2 x 18tb at a remote location
All are refurbished drives
I'm running 160tb of refurbished Exos right now.
I throughout the years
2 x 10tb
2 x 14tb
3 x 16tb
12 x 18tb
8 x 20tb
I've only had 2 x 16tb fail within 500 hours. All other disks have 7k+ hours and are running fine.
As long as you manage your backups properly, you won't need to worry.
Bought mine through server part deals. Their 2 year warranty is so painless. Shoot them the SN and smart data and you just swap disks.
If they don't have the disk they just refund you completely.
I use A&P key rings. I've broken one, probably due to a manufacturing error.
My current 2 are running strong for 3 years and I've switched keys many times. They are bendy, but that's because they're steel wires.
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Works fine for me. Firefox, Android, and within the EU.
Isn't SCMP not super reliable?
It's owned by Alibaba.
Or am I being overly critical?
I have only a few services. I could probably downscale my server.
AdGuard DNS
Tailscale and Zerotier
Open Media Vault
Jellyfin
Uptime Kuma
Graphana / Prometheus
Torrent/seed box
All on Proxmox and mirrored ZFS 2 x 20TB
For backups I use FolderSync and the default backup for windows. Super lazy, but I don't want to be the IT support of the family.
You can try out Headscale. The self hosted/open source version of it.
I use enterprise drives because they're cheaper and more reliable.
Got some 4TB enterprise NVMe for 150 each. They only had 3TB written, basically brand new.
You can try DoH to see if it is working.
It's port 443 so it won't get redirected by their filters.
Android uses DoT so maybe that works. Assuming that they don't block port 853.
Try the encrypted DNS option to see if they are blocking all DNS providers or just certain ones.
You can also setup your own encrypted DNS on a VPS if you're feeling brave.
I've done that a few times. It tells me on the monitor to plug in the PCIE auxiliary power.
Never had any damage whatsoever.
Wait really?
I've only noticed aluminum for drink cans. None of my cans are attracted to a magnet. (Spezi and Fritz-kola)
Although we've been buying bottles more and more.
The ultralight community would pay $500 just to save 2 oz.
Raw files from cameras have meta data that tells raw converters the info of which color profile and lenses it's taken with, but any camera worth using professionally doesn't have any native corrections on raw files. However, in special cases as with lenses with high distortion, the raw files have a distortion profile on by default.
I actually use a YubiKey (WebAuth)for my password manager. But I also have my OTPs in Aegis that's locally backed up.
The CRAM incoming incoming incoming. Gives many many people flashbacks and PTSD
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