How much storage are you using and how much does it cost per month/year?

The controller is about 3-4 years old if I remember correctly with moderate use.
But I also use fluid soap. Afaik that may leave residues on equipment?

I wash my hands after eating if I use my controller (else it depends if they feel dirty).
Even doing that the thumbsticks (of my Shock Blue xbox series controller) are still are a bit discolored.

Thank you very much for the work. I pondered a few times how I could do that safely as I don’t feel like hosting it that publicly.
I run Jellyfin publicly behind Authelia but there arent any personal files inside so if they breach it, it would give them only movies, music and tv shows…

Couldnt this in theory also be handled by using cloudflares WAF and disallowing every entry to protected end-points?

Laughs in uGreen NAS with TrueNAS.

Too bad if you consider yourself more a lurker than a submitter.

Too bad I like to use it during lunch break. :(

Tbf the quality on Reddit really nosedived.
I frequented the sysadmin, mildlyinfuriating, homelab, spicypillow (and adjacent), AskMeReddit and some other subreddits.
The quality in some of the bigger and less moderated spaces is atrocious.
The most upvoted posts compare with actual spam on Lemmy but they prevail on Reddit.

Huh? Are you sorting by new to have that opninion?

Hope she likes Linux and (F)OSS

I just hope Lemmy doesnt fizzle out due to user diminishing.

But do those specialized hardwares also work with stuff like opnsense?

I hope you are also donating to the projects for uploading multiple copies to different services.

Not an expert.
Assuming it’s internal I’d assume it’s probably as fast as the guest nic allows?

They are already interconnect at various points.
Schools are connected to university networks, university networks to loval government intranets and those are again probably at some point connected to the federal network.
I don’t wanna guess where else they have connections to like the police or legislative network.

AWS Snowflake, ball?
What’s next? Glacier? /s

Maybe NFS share the drive from guest to host?

Probably writing to the whole disk with something like dd and then testing if they can read it.

I heard some advices with “burning them in” by running a stress test over the span of some days with random IO. If they survive, great. If they die, they will be returned.