To be fair, the current administration has so gutted the IRS that an audit would be unlikely regardless.

That’s now how the owners of all of these ‘full self driving’ cars feel …

I’ve worked with computers long enough to never EVER want to trust one to drive.

Pretty much fuck any car that’s connected to the internet…

Interesting. Well that’s terrifying. A little spray point and I can make an 85 mile an hour zone!

Not really. Most of the cars that display speed limits do it by retrieving data from an online source. I don’t think any of them actually read signs actually.

To keep the errors out and provide just the result.

OOhh ouch, that sucks ass… If I didn’t have Gigabit synchronous at the source there is no way I would even attempt replciation…I’d be carrying spare drives with me every time I go down to visit my grandson. ;-)

I brought the two into the same room for the initial sync…then drove the T630 to the condo and hooked up, and it’s all incremental updates over the 1G VPN. :)

I just use OpenVPN on Ubiquiti to get in front the outside myself, and “public” sites (like this one) come in through a cloudflare tunnel to a walled-off DMZ lan…

Reading about it, seems a bit like reinventing the wheel.

Ok, that got a serious LOL out of me today… ;-)

I have 120TB in a dell T630 at a condo i rent on the other side of the state… I replicate some Truenas volumes and proxmox backups to over VPN…an “in case the house burns down” kind of thing…

What he said. DF won’t take into account the contents of mount points within a directory.

What he said. DF won’t take into account the contents of mount points within a directory.

I’m in Virginia - I love Washington state, spent some time in Issaquah a while back in the SeaTac area… But the last time we moved my wife told me in no uncertain terms “If you take another out of state job, you’re going alone.” (Too many years of travelling for work…)

But I’m an awesome remote worker. ;-)

Ask you’re employer if they’re hiring…or…you know…adopting. ;-)

Not gonna lie… I have some space…

So just did a couple of experiments…

sudo su -sh /home - returns permission denied errors on certain NAS subdirectories, but not a lot.

du -sh /home --summarize -returns the same errors.

du -sh --max-depth=0 - returns the same errors plus an error saying that using --max-depth=0 is the same as --summarize.

;-) for the purposes of what I was doing (creating a clip for posting) redirecting stderr to null was the best option.

But I learned a few things today, which is cool. ;-)

Now I need to try that.

SAS actually ends up being a little cheaper due to it not being as compatible with home systems… And it’s a refurb but I got lucky because smartctl showed it only had about 200 hrs of uptime reported.

I know, I just paid $500 for a 24TB SAS drive that was $250 just over a year ago.

I shred paper. ;-) After digitizing it of course. ;-)