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Yeah but 15 GB/s is 120 gbit. Your storage nodes are going to need more than 2x800gbit if you want to take advantage of the bandwidth once you start putting more than 14 drives in. Also, those 14 drives probably won’t have more than 30M iops. Your typical 2U storage node is going to have something like 24 drives, so you’ll probably be bottlenecked by bandwidth or iops no matter if you put in 15GB/s drives or 7GB/s drives.

Maybe it makes sense these days, I haven’t seen any big storage servers myself, I’m usually working with cloud or lab environments.

nah datacenters care more about capacity or iops, throughput is meaningless, since you’ll always be bottlenecked by network

Zed is great! Not as many features as IntelliJ, but insanely fast, and new features are being added all the time.

Insane that Github blocked their entire development without discussing it with them though. Ban the contributor, not the entire open source project.

Implying that Trump’s security team is at all competant

Theyre using signal instead of self-hosted in order to bypass FOIA laws. It’s pretty scummy.

A big part of the EU cloud movement is “Public money, public code”. Most of these companies are open source advocates.

could be an issue recognizing the show on jellyfin’s side. I would recommend labeling the folder with the tvdbid and re-adding it.

https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/shows/

Burden of proof is on Trump for that

These 100 companies are leaders in the IT space. High time to pool our resources and finally build ourselves a sovereign IT system.

always lockdown your phone when going through customs. Take backups of your electronics before going to hostile countries, or consider bringing an old phone as a burner.

Its free, its faster, less buggy, actively developed, etc etc

What does plex have? Google login?

jellyfin > plex

Oh that seems to be new since the original pebble

The benefit if the core repebble watches are that they have 1 month of battery life, they’re cheaper, and they are open source

Banned AI applications in the EU include:

• […]
• Real-time and remote biometric identification systems, such as facial recognition in public spaces

https://www.europarl.europa.eu/topics/en/article/20230601STO93804/eu-ai-act-first-regulation-on-artificial-intelligence

Hungary is about to walk into a lot of fines.

Looks like Trump is sparking off a huge wave of nuclear proliferation. South Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Australia, Ukraine, and Poland all looking like they might proliferate. DoE can’t reverse the damage Trump already did.

probably more likely they fired the original IT team and replaced them with Muskite interns

there are plenty of enterprise u.2 and m.2 22110 on ebay