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They haven't released details but I was able to find a Solidigm D5-P5336 122.88TB drive for around 40,000 USD, as a guideline. So ... more than that.

No problems here ...

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You may like to look at a self-hosted mattermost then.

Enjoyed the read. Good luck with the future developments.

Now a nerdy question. As someone who investigates SQL injections, why are you running a server based on nginx 1.4.6? Do you know something I don't? :-)

Thought this was pretty cool, but as the article progressed, it seemed to be selling various analogue watches, so that took the glee out of it a bit.

Seems quite similar to LXC. Would be interested in seeing how the two compare.

They have a website https://www.gengalactic.com/

This is incidentally why cows can't travel on planes. They always get stopped at the body scanner.

I can think of a few other countries which would benefit from this approach.

The final scene of Dr. Strangelove is a powerful metaphor for the current state of Twitter

Unfortunately he has 80 year old ears.

While we're all mentioning alternatives, I use croc quite a lot, which is good when sender and receiver are on different networks.

I know your mention of AirDrop was intended as an example, but you might be interested in localsend, which is also cross platform with desktops, IOS. localsend.org

Why do I feel uneasy about this ...?

Its got my vote. Speaking as someone contemplating a Solr installation left without any documentation by a previous employee.

I've got a script for parsing my web logs which removes all the lines which match persistent indexers/bots/scrapers and any obvious automatons. Logs generally shrink to 40-50% of their volume, so I'd at least double CF's estimate.

I was slightly interested by this. Moved from MYOB to Gnucash about 20 years ago, and am sometimes thinking there might be a better alternative. However a look at their FAQ (page not found), their documentation, and their discord channel, which is full of people complaining that the installer doesn't work, I don't think this is it, at least not yet. And in fact, for it to be an option for me, there would have to be some sort of migration process, which doesn't seem to exist. Will put it on my "one to watch" list.

Pretty sure the Custom ROM crew will leap on this one, so flashing it with one of those seems like it will be an option.

Pretty sure the Custom ROM crew will leap on this one, so flashing it with one of those seems like it will be an option.

No instructions. No idea what the objective is. Gave up after 60 seconds.

There's a slightly different approach with a similar outcome: sharing the keyboard and mouse between two machines.

Software used to be called Synergy, but that went commercial, so there's a fork called barrier. https://github.com/debauchee/barrier

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I run a nextcloud instance, and sync two installations of Thunderbird and two android phones to it. All works well.

I should add that most of these options have installer scripts that take all the setup work out of the equation.

Would hosting your own be an option? You can get a VM in your cloud provider of choice for say 10 USD a month, then add a control panel such as hestia, ispconfig, mailcow (and many others), and then you have full control over your email. Add as many domains, email accounts as you like.

Plenty of them here, and regular additions being made.

https://www.howtoforge.com/

Probably not what you're looking for, but I'll throw in Renaissance Man as another synonym.

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