Home hvac units don’t let in fresh air all of the time, they recycle air.

Tons of services used daily.

Piled on the ground under a board.

I’m using Picard musicbrainz.

Friend of a friend used dating apps to find places to sleep while traveling, and couch surfing apps to find hookups.

Should have just closed the exhibit “due to funding”

Some custom designed stuff I ordered just landed today. I’m about to pay an extra $300 because of that fool.

Dude is full of himself.

Yeah, heat pumps use a lot of energy when running. They are the most efficient way to cool your home though.

Only an electric water heater or clothes dryer compares to the amount of electricity they use.

You can improve your homes insulation or set your thermostat higher if you want to reduce the amount used.

One extreme defensive move for an enterprise would be to implement full redundancy for anything not hosted on-premises. Redundancy for data protection is relatively straightforward, but having multiple email, supply chain, or e-commerce services is very expensive and disruptive. What are the odds that it would even be needed? Whatever those odds were, they just became much higher.

This is simply dumb. The odds are greater than zero. you must have a disaster plan. It sucks that MS did this but I don’t have much sympathy for anyone that decided to save money by ignoring DR.

Chargeback. Credit card companies won’t accept that BS and a chargeback is for the entire amount.

True but rocks change over time constantly.

Silica is expected to survive for thousands of years in nearly any temperature, humidity, and chemical environment

Thousands of years is very different than 1 million years.

Even things that seem like they won’t ever change don’t last. Erosion, tectonic plate movement, natural decay of atoms.

Even giant letters written inside of a mountain won’t last.

Best you can do is create a simple structure that takes intelligence to create with the only purpose being to show that you once existed.

Small nas and any size case for compute?

There’s nothing that can stick around 1 million years.

The 3rd installment of the 3 body problem touches on this subject.

I have a Synology nas. They recently started thumbing their nose at budget/home users and if I had to buy new I’d consider QNap.

I would set up a nas at each location and enable quick connect.

I would set up a redundant drive pool and create volumes to avoid single drive failure.

I would set up the Drive services. This works just like Dropbox or onedrive. I believe there’s a component that allows Drive on one NAS to sync with Drive on another.

I would set up hyperbackup between the NAS and use Tailscale to avoid playing with firewalls, dns, NAT.

Advanced I would set up federated authentication between the nas.

I would set up firewalls and dns.

Clients I would set up the photos mobile app for everyone.

I would set up google/onedrive backups.

I would set up the Drive app on their machines.

LinkedIn

Here is what incus supports. If you have multiple hypervisor hosts then you are talking about remote storage.

https://linuxcontainers.org/incus/docs/main/explanation/storage/

That’s not typical. Starlink is more stable than most. I monitor over 8 locations using multiple different services for internet access and Starlink is about as reliable as mpls.

It’s hilarious that they didn’t plan for this.

Even “I thought I knew him but I guess not. We were at a number of events together so of course my info will be in there. The guy was social, had a lot of money, and had a lot of friends. We’ll release info” would have made this all go away quietly. They then could have released tidbits every few months and the media would have grown bored of it.

It’s such a dumb self-own they’ve put themselves into. They aren’t even good at cover-ups.