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  • Victor@lemmy.worldtoLinux@lemmy.mlQuestion about VRR
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    13 days ago

    I can’t help here, sorry about that, but please don’t run commands that an AI gives you. At the very least I hope you checked the docs for that command and made sure you understood what it would do before running it. That should be the minimum. Ask humans first, please. 😅👍❤️


  • People seem to like to call people transphobic nowadays I guess. I had some nut job here on Lemmy calling me transphobic despite no evidence of it. They followed me around on my previous comments calling me a transphobe. I asked them to post screenshots for everyone to see the evidence. Multiple times. I said I would apologize for anything that could be misconstrued as transphobic, and try to make it clearer what I actually meant to say. No reply.

    People are just weird sometimes. Maybe they don’t know what the words mean that they use. Ignore it, is my advice.

    I like my wife to be smooth on her legs, and semi smooth downstairs. She likes herself fully smooth though.

    I even like myself smooth, but my wife doesn’t want me fully smooth.

    It’s all just preference. 🤷‍♂️ Nothing to do with gender at all, in our case.




  • Alright, cool, thanks for the heads-up regarding wiping with Synology!

    Yeah, I mean, my special case is basically only that I have a lot of data and I don’t really have anywhere to store it temporarily before installing it in a NAS. 😅 So that’s why I want to just plop them in there… But I don’t know what the best way forward would be to turn my drives into network drives. Just a small drive bay maybe.


  • I’m new to NAS hardware and how it works.

    If I buy a NAS, say from Synology, would I be able to just chuck my existing EXT4 HDDs full of data in there and it’ll work? Maybe even one or two with different file systems? I’m not too worried about backups or RAID yet.

    What are the limitations of dedicated NAS hardware? Can I also… “store” stuff on there? Like, say, have a “schmorrent” 🏴‍☠️ client save “data” directly to the drives from another computer on the network? Or do all services interacting with the data storage need to run on the NAS hardware?