jon617
jon617
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Cancelling mine. Too risky.
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This is a great thread. Happy with CentOS 7 in production now, and good to start thinking about switching before its EOL in 2024. So maybe mid-2023 I'll see how Rocky, Alma, and others have held up before deciding.
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18TB WD Elements is $280 today (in the US). Search WDBWLG0180HBK-NESN on WesternDigital.com, price changes after added to the cart. Assuming this one's shuckability is the same as the smaller guys, $15.56 per TB is a good price.
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Maybe it's what you found, but this is the one I use: http://www.dslreports.com/calculator mind the bits (bps) vs bytes (Bps) per second in the speed box Format the drive, use in Linux, Mac, whatever. Don't leave as NTFS unless using on Windows.
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I have also shucked Western Digital drives. Cost today is about $17 per TB, and was as low as $14.50/TB during the November/December shopping time. Voids the warranty, but cheaper than internal drives. Used five shucked 8 TBs for two years, and recently sold them after upgrading to three 14 TBs. ☝ This. Glad I went from 5…
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Their VPN app, yeah, seems to be required. On a PC, it claims to run openvpn under the hood, but I can't find any .ovpn files that I can import into other programs. My other vpn uses OpenVPN, and still working on the same system as AVG vpn so far.
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Figured it out. Must select Argentina country. Does not proceed when selecting other countries. Hooray! 🎉 Bought 3 years for about $7 USD. Thanks!
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Cart submit fails 😪
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For the first nameserver in /etc/resolv.conf, I typically use the provider's dns if they have one (most do not, these days). Then I ping each of the following and list them in order of quickest to slowest, up to 3. google public dns - 8.8.8.8 or 2001:4860:4860::8888 with ipv6 support cloudflare - 1.1.1.1 he - 74.82.42.42…