

If they’re so desperate, have they tried making a competitive product?
If they’re so desperate, have they tried making a competitive product?
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You might be right. Although I think it’s been pretty hit or miss with which drives they use in those enclosures.
I have the Fitbit Charge 6. Relatively inexpensive, has all the basic features and sensors, and its own GPS so you can leave your phone at home when you go for a run or whatever. Also you can tap to pay with it if you choose.
Is there a debug log that details what it is or is not deleting and why or why not?
Of course, because you don’t want to lose the data if one of the drives dies. And backing up that much data is painful.
Gold is the enterprise ones. Black is enthusiast, blue is desktop, red is NAS, purple is NVR, green is external. Green you almost certainly don’t want (they do their own power management), red is likely to be SMR. But otherwise they’re not too different. If you saw a lot of blues failing, it’s probably because the systems you supported used blue almost exclusively.
You can just use both. I do.
Usually, one device doing both compute and storage most people’s use cases better. If you want multiple compute nodes, because you want to be able to reboot one for updates without taking down services, or you want to run real kubernetes, then three compute nodes and one NAS for storage makes sense.
Yeah I mostly just unsubscribe from that stuff. Gmail even gives you a button for it. Although recently Linkedin started a new type of email, and if I click their unsubscribe button it just goes to the top-level notification settings, which I already turned off, so those ones I just started marking as spam. Now they all go to the spam folder.
What kind of accuracy are you achieving right now?
Settings, inbox categories. I have them all unchecked and the app works perfectly smoothly for me.
In what way are these dense areas of the earth considered mountains?
Oh. I turned those off the day they were introduced.
I use the Gmail app. I’ve never seen any ads in it, where do you see them?
It doesn’t have “mark as read”, no, but it does have archive. Why do you want to leave items in your inbox but read?
Does your local instance know about that community? By pasting the whole URL into the search field, then subscribing to it? If nothing has been federated yet, the instance won’t show it because it doesn’t know about it.
There are site with tools to view federation status, but I don’t know any off the top of my head.
It will certainly not affect the existing scar tissue, if anything, the new wound will scar at worst, and heal with no new scar tissue at best.
Wait, why do they need Cisco involved to publish this update?
Saying that this is being spun for clicks is false, misinformed? How so? I am aware of no controversy, neither from regular people nor reputable sources. All I see here is a youtube personality making videos for view revenue.