and you can't even pay until it's back in place
metaStatic
joined 1 year ago
except you don't know what you're buying.
the fact it's typically cheaper than buying the naked drive should tell you everything you need to know about the risk involved.
just a dice you don't need to roll
my longest running drive is a WD. probably the same vintage with less uptime.
shucked
oh you are dancing with the devil. not sure there's a way to check actual SMART data in Synology's OS but I would be very interested in those logs.
I've found over the years that the second I think about backing up the drive is about to fail.
I would update to a 4bay and invest in actual NAS drives. (and I will personally be looking for 10gbe lan but this isn't homelab)
RAID 0 naturally
oh no, this is a patented ZuckerBurger
if you have 30% and you give 30% you fucking gave 100%
I'm in the highest paying workplace for my field in the country and it's still not worth putting in any extra effort.
Capital just fundamentally doesn't understand that monetary incentive has an inverse relationship with performance and that you can't hire 9 Women to have a baby in 1 month.
the time to fight for 1.5 has looooong past. you could maybe fight for 3 but you'll probably just be fighting for your next meal
... all I'm saying is that he had plenty of time to give that horse a name.
that sounds a lot like incitement, see you in 10 to never.