NZ and USA are the only countries in the world to allow it.
No, a ton of others also allow it but there might be more more (or fewer) restrictions. But yes, advertising pharma products is pretty weird. Your doctor should proscribe your meds and you should not ask for something specific because an ad told you so. And many of those proscription free cold medicines are not really necessary or effective anyway.
Das ist so eine Kleinigkeit, die ich nicht verstehe. Egal ob bei der Klingel oder beim Briefkasten, so viele rotzen das einfach nur hin. Das hübsch zu machen kostet meist nur ein paar Minuten und sieht für jeden Besucher ein Stück netter aus.
Once you write ~400TB or whatever it’s rated for on a consumer SSD it dies.
Not really. Tests and my experience show this is just a pure warranty number. Meaning the manufacturer guarantees that the drive will do at least this many writes without failing and it reaching it also voids your warranty. However, you can usually expect 2x as many writes, although 10x and more is also not unheard of.
HDDs can take a lot more writes before dying.
They are actually often not rated for a ton of reads and writes. But once again this is more of a warranty thing and HDDs are usually unmetered so...
Keep in mind that this is a 3.0 enclosure. Fine for a JBOD setup but for any kind of RAID the throughput can severely limit your rebuild speed.
I highly doubt these systems are suitable for your needs. Dual socket servers are not great in terms of power efficiency and the 1u form factor means you cannot even use some of the benefits like the high number of PCIe lanes. On top of that consumer CPUs got a lot faster in recent years so even if you need a fair bit of CPU power (normally not necessary for a NAS) you are better off getting something more modern. Your best bet is to sell off the servers and get something more suited to your needs.
I think there are other factors at play. The community here is much smaller and the few people that are here are likely more dedicated and knowledgeable.
Just get an 18-22TB external drive. Cheap easy and can be reused once you outgrow it. Yes, a NAS is pretty cool but unless you need the uptime etc RAID can offer you are just better of getting a single, large drive.
undefined> Lokalpatriotismus scheint so ein ganz großes Ding zu sein
Quatsch, hier geht's nur um den Ping! Geht ja nicht an, dass wer vor mir kommentiert, nur weil der 5ms näher am Server dran ist!
Wenn du die Titanic mit $1 Noten befeuern würdest, bräuchtest du knapp 1 Mrd am Tag. Das dürfte eine der schnellsten "produktiven" Wege sein sein Geld zu verbrennen.
Finde die Unterscheidung durchaus richtig. 5 Meter auf den Händen zu laufen ist kein Aufwand, aber schwierig. Eine Stunde lang spazieren ist (Zeit) aufwändig, aber einfach. Jeder mit ein bisschen Kochgrundverständnis sollte Kohlrouladen hinbekommen, es dauert halt nur ne ganze Weile
Yes but also expect to pay more. IIRC they will honor google's pricing for the first year but afterward you more likely than not have to pay more. And you might lose some features you use.