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Lex never existed. It was all just a collective fever dream. There is no way that was ever real.
Right?
A 100 MB EFI partition is not sufficient in 2023. It should really be closer to 500 MB.
It might not cause any problems now for it to be smaller. But if you've ever run out of space in /boot you can probably understand why it may cause problems later.
If you understand someone well enough to correct them, you didn't have to.
And what, three shots disintegrates?
NTFS has supported mounting drives to folders for decades. The Windows LVM equivalent would be LDM (which powers the deprecated Dynamic Disks), or Storage Spaces.
Sounds like a great use case.
I'm assuming your nearline drives speak SAS? Are you doing redundant controllers on the backplane for multipathing and for fault tolerance? I'm not sure if bcachefs specifically supports it (or if that would happen at a different layer) but distros in general should support it.
TCO gets split into CAPEX and OPEX, so you come out ahead on the initial purchase even though it uses more power in the long run, which surely looks better to the business.
It's an inkjet thing.
When you run out of color, Brother lets you select to print using only black ink. But after 4 weeks, they lock you out from that too.
It's documented on their website. No more printing at that point until you replace the offending color cartridge. They do at least let you scan though.
Meanwhile I have printed exactly one single black-only page since the last time I put in a new yellow cartridge (3 months ago) and yet my yellow ink is almost 1/4 depleted at this point. I've just been watching it slowly disappear.
Try removing the problematic video from your history. That usually seems to help.
They tell you exactly where the unit is.
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I guess you just... Kai Lost!