Jellyfin, em, I mean future AI training library...
Give it to me? ๐๐๐ฅบ
If you're not usng it for your own purposes, I doubt you'll do what a bunch of strangers on Lemmy will tell you to do.
It needs to be running, either in your possession, or someone else's, so sell it and make some profit from the recent price rises. Put a minimum sell price on ebay and it'll go eventually.
I bought like 4x12tb disks for 150 euros each at the time. I'm already using like 27tb
Get a bunch of security cameras and have rolling 2 months of footage if u like. Or download the entire netflix library forever.
download the entire netflix library forever.
I'm pretty sure this is larger than 14TB?!
1080 might manage it
I have around 130TB redundant and it wouldn't equate to Netflix. Though I store in higher quality than most, but you'd need low quality like 720p utilizing h.265 or AV1 to save space to hold all that. Likely anything you download would be h.264 so you'd need to convert all that media too.
In 144p it should be doable ๐ฅ๐ฅ
That's a helium filled drive, so it's got a limited lifespan whether it's running or not. I would at least set it up as a NAS and use it to store your backups.
What's the failure mode? Higher operating temperatures?
The helium slowly leaks out over time. That will increase drag and decrease thermal conductivity. It will run hotter and use more power. There is a SMART attribute that will warn you when the helium is running low.
Mirror a couple TB of anna's archive
There's no 'wearing it down' - age is age.
If anything, unpowered drives die faster because lubricants slowly harden over time. Ah least a running drive is unlikely to suffer that fate.
Also, any drive can lose magnetic cohesion on areas of the platter - with a running drive that's maintained by a system like ZFS, these areas of magnetic loss can be automatically discovered and corrected.
Everything I've read (and from my own anecdotal experience) drives on a shelf die every bit as frequently as running drives, if not more often.
But in the end, don't go doing anything just because you feel like "you have to". I have a dozen smaller drives (500GB to 1 TB) that are just waiting for a purpose. I have a plan for them, but it's not urgent. Eventually they'll go in a Proxmox/TrueNAS/UnRAID box, when I can find a motherboard for the right price with low power draw (the drives will be the worst power consumer anyway).
Sell it. Buy beer. If you start to regret it, drink the beer.
I always preferred (pirated) streaming services over local streaming
I suggest having a backup of some of your favourite media anyway. You never know when a service will be taken down.
What services are you using, if you don't mind me asking?
I use none. My homelab has never been operational.
save everything you like from the internet. nothing lasts including youtube videos
You could just use it as cold storage. Put a bunch of stuff on there as backup and then put it in a closet.
No.
Cold storage is really "no storage". A cold drive can't tell you when an area of disk fails, or when the controller itself fails.
May as well just throw away the data, because you have no idea how much will be there when you try to power it on.
I have 8TB of data, and I get bit flips - if the drive were cold, I'd never know.
I didn't mean to suggest it would be the only point of backup. If you plug it in and it works then it saves a lot of time downloading from some off-site backup.
Back up your digital photo library, download your favorite youtubers' entire channels, get an offline version of wikipedia...there's so much you can do! I wish I had 14TB lol, I only have like 3 right now. I'm running a jellyfin server and lyrion music server.
You know jellyfin does music right?
Yes, but Lyrion syncs devices throughout my house, like a not-shitty Google home.
I see, that is the bit I miss from subsonic
Yeah, I really recommend it! If you have old smart phones, laptops, rasp pies etc laying around you can use them!
Keep it spinning and put stuff on it, or sell it, probably for more than you paid for it. Drives on the shelf tend to fail.
10K POH is a little more than a year, so it may still be under warranty.
"Anxious to use it" in colloquial English means that you are eager or in a hurry to use it, btw. The opposite of being afraid to use it, which might be what you intended to say.
Run a Peertube.
I can take some of those off your hands arrh
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