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mcfly, 4 months ago to random German

#NAS wanted with 4 3,5" HDD's.

Whats your recommendation?

so the mainboard on my backup server died - and given the CPU is an intel i7-4771 on it you can imagen the age.

I want to replace it by a nas that ideally can run linux of my choice.

The main application is to be a backup server.

The secondary use is to be a file server in the apartment.

The third usage is application server so to run things like Grafana or some smaller web applications and home automatisation.

Low power consumption is wanted but not needed to have the lowest possible.

I'd like to have linux on the nas that is configurable via a command line. I am not sure if a NAS specific OS is helpful - or is it?

#fedipower

patrickcmiller, 4 months ago to random

3 million smart toothbrushes were just used in a DDoS attack. Or were they? https://www.zdnet.com/home-and-office/smart-home/3-million-smart-toothbrushes-were-just-used-in-a-ddos-attack-or-were-they/#ftag=RSSbaffb68

gsuberland, 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago) to random

UEFI getting owned by the vendor logo parser code is extremely on brand.

Tons of time and effort put into securing platform stuff and it gets popped anyway because execs want the laptop to show the user a Lenovo logo for 3 seconds on boot even though it's already printed right there on the fucking laptop.

JosephMenn, 6 months ago to random

Experts discover flaw leaving $1 billion in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies exposed for stealing from early software wallets. Free link to my story in the The Post: https://wapo.st/478Av5W

0x00string, 8 months ago to random

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hacks4pancakes, 1 year ago to random

Good morning #FIRSTCON23, it is my great pleasure to open the conference this morning!