You can buy the USB drives they sell, and 3d print the slots for them, for your desktop.

Or you can get an NVMe hot swap device like this. And then use straight NVMe drives if that’s more your style

Soda water. Because getting drunk isn’t on my agenda. But it fits the vibe and people think your having a vodka tonic or something

Thank you for that very well thought out explanation. I think I understand now

Posts with no context are worse than not helpful, they’re actively a detractant on Lemmy. And they discourage engagement

What does L2 mean?

Because when people are hot, they think the air conditioning isn’t working, and the little ribbons are visual indicator that yes the air conditioning is actually running!

I don’t think they are trolls, either lots of breathless enthusiasm, or performance art

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLlv_aZjHXc

Worse fits, support the narcissistic hamburgler or the genocide enabler.

Framework laptop solve this quite nicely, you can just have a one terabyte USB drive plugged in, use that as your operating system boot. And if you want to change operating systems pull them out and put them in like an old game boy cartridge.

How democratic. Don’t criticize candidate because alternative is worse.

Even after you get your ideal setup with all your traffic transversing your network to a single host, you have bottle necked the whole network to the speed of that single host.

Usually in networks devices are able to talk to each other directly across switch fabrics and not interdesr with other traffic.

Say you have four devices A B C D each pair trying to send 1GiB/S of traffic to each other over a GbE network connected to the same switch. A,B gets 1 GbE and C,D gets 1 GbE. For a total concurrent speed of 2GbE.

In your model since all traffic has to hit the central wireguard node W first you can only get 1GbE speed concurrently

The 3 dollar bum guns work fine.

Sadly, and honestly, this.

Using an LLM with 4-year-old data is a better experience than digging through three pages of Google blog spam

The synology.com account, not the NAS account

Tailscale, cloudflared tunnels, nebula

The lights flicker at a specific frequency and those frequencies are ever so slightly different in different places. It can be mapped to a grid.

I really do appreciate when npcs actually do something off screen rather then teleport.

I do realize, that probably for efficiency they do despawn if you’re not watching them. But it’s the thought that counts

is such a hassle it wouldn’t really pass in any company

Hate to tell you, this is now the norm. Right now, today, thousands of corporate travelers!

Company creates a travel laptop, perhaps even just a completely empty kiosk laptop. Corporate traveler downloads critical data to the laptop in an enclave (like a presentation). They have a two-factor token with them. If they need to get back to the corporate network for whatever reason, they use remote desktop software and no data is stored on the local device. They’re given policies telling them that if the computer is out of their possession, or view at any time, that the device is not to be used whatsoever afterwards. Contact security and let them deal with it.

When the traveler comes back to the mothership, laptop is checked into IT, it’s completely wiped.

Does remote desktop software suck? Yeah. It’s better than the alternative though

I was surprised too. But a lot of the current NAS devices basically operate as hosting devices. It makes sense the hard drives are there the power is there the RAM is there the CPU is there. So for the low intensity containers and VMs you want to run like a Plex server, or DNS server, or tail scale it’s all right there

At this point, it might be easier just to buy a supported UPS. I’m glad the backups 850 is working. It’s a good data point

I followed your advice, and went through the settings, and try to enable the USB device. But it’s just not detected.