I built my own personal cloud. I only have 2TB of storage so far - I have been told I need to pay more to get more. Geeze.
Speaking of disasters and speaking to anyone and no one:
Off-site backups, man! Always. There will be an earthquake or random "oh, we accidentally dug up the entire power grid"
Got a NAS at home taking care of backup/network storage, slim chance anything will destroy both the data on that and on my PC.
Although in hindsight I should've gone with bigger drives because my 4TB setup is almost finished...next step will be probably a 4-bay NAS with a 16TB setup (because fuck it, why not) although it will cost a small fortune so I'm saving up now :P
Also I personally use Keepass for home and work.
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Ew, RAID5...
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So I finally figured out why my corsair 140 AF's are so loud. It's the intake fans that have to pull air trough the arc midi filters that make this "swoosh" sound. Rear fans that are on exhaust are otherwise nearly silent. Any idea if there would be change in acoustics if I swapped the intakes to Corsair 140 SP's (static pressure)?
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Well my ip is laying down fiber optic cables, so yeah! But it does confuse me, I have adsl so I am a bit confused, I thought adsl uses copper telephone lines? Or do some adsl ips use optic fiber cables?
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Time...line? Time isn't made out of lines. It is made out of circles. That is why clocks are round. ~ Caboose
ADSL and fiber use completely different data transmission techniques. You may still be using your copper telephone line for regular calling, but internet will come over a separate fiber/ethernet cable (if your area has that option).
Hell, there are some places using IP phones + internet over fiber/ethernet infrastructure, so basically telephone lines are completely done away with.
Perhaps your ISP is just laying fiber to the exchange. Or even better, the roadside cabinets. Or best case scenario, fiber to each house? That would be pretty crazy.
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Time...line? Time isn't made out of lines. It is made out of circles. That is why clocks are round. ~ Caboose
What speed is your current ADSL? It's limit is usually around ~10-15 mbit, VDSL can improve that to 25-50mbit (many factors). If the connection from the cabinet to exchange was the bottleneck then you could see an noticeable improvement in speeds, but in the end your phone cable will be the final limiting factor :P
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Cisco TAC asked me to run "show tech" command on a fully populated production 6500 switch. I hope I never have to do that again...my mouse scrollwheel is very angry at me
If someone asked me to run that command on a Nexus switch I would probably strangle a kitten.
(for those who have no clue what I'm on about, it basically involved copying like 100 pages of text a few lines at a time).
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Good lord, why the fuck is Corsair doing this?
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New goodies.
Thanks to Deltrus for inspiring me to do it as well.
Just don't leave stuff on it without changing the data for a few months, or the performance will nose-dive
Why do people still get the EVO drives when MX100 drives exist?
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