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  • Humanius@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.world•Every time
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    The first time I saw a black person as a kid, I was staring… as young kids do… The guy notices and engages by showing the palms of his hands and saying something along along the lines of “Look. Not all of my skin is black.”

    Apparently that scared the crap out of young me

    My mom still likes to tell that story sometimes




  • Did anyone expect this game to be released at the same time for consoles and PCs?

    Rockstar has literally never released a GTA game simultaneously on both platforms. The PC release has always been delayed by several months if not years.

    The simplest explanation to me is that this way they get to double dip, since there will be people who buy it on Playstation, who will then also buy the PC version.


  • The Zwarte Piet discussion has been ongoing for the past decade orso, and especially a few years ago that discussion was very heated.

    As someone who lives in the Netherlands, I get the impression that at this point the vast majority of people accept that Zwarte Piet in its old form is not really acceptable anymore. It does help that, unlike a few years ago, there have been proposals to update the tradition without making a complete mockery out of it.

    The new the design of the soot-face Piet is a decent compromise, and more in line with the story we have been telling kids for decades anyway.



  • Humanius@lemmy.worldtoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•Cheapest 16x4tb NAS
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    8 months ago

    It would seem that the sweet spot for HDDs is as high as 16 to 24 TB at the moment (at least here in the Netherlands).
    You can get a 24TB Seagate Barracuda for €479,- right now, which comes out to about €20 / TB.

    If you specifically want a NAS drive though the best “bang for the buck” appears to be a 28TB Seagate IronWolf Pro for €688,- coming out to about €25 / TB.

    Edit: Personally I run 8TB drives in my server, which are currently €209,- (€26 / TB) for a regular Seagate Barracuda, and €289 (€36 / TB) for a Seagate IronWolf Pro. Funnily enough 4TB drives would actually be better for NAS drives at €132,90 (€33 / TB) for a WD Red Plus.


  • Humanius@lemmy.worldtoSelfhosted@lemmy.world•Cheapest 16x4tb NAS
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    8 months ago

    There is no real clarification what that budget is, so I will assume that the budget is tight.
    My advise is assuming that you are looking for the best bang for the buck.

    The case looks like a good option, assuming that those are 3.5 inch bays.
    It should give you plenty of space for expansion in the future if you want to do that

    RAM prices are pretty nuts right now, so I would definitely not go balls to the wall with 128 GB of RAM.
    16 GB of RAM should be more than plenty for a NAS server. Maybe you can even get away with 8GB?
    I’m using 16 GB of DDR3 RAM in my own NAS server (which is also running Jellyfin and Nextcloud) and it’s running fine.

    Speaking of DDR3… Have you considered buying your CPU, motherboard and RAM second hand?
    From what I hear the prices of DDR3 RAM are not nearly as elevated as those of DDR4 and DDR5 RAM, and DDR3 is plenty sufficient for a simple NAS.

    Be sure not to skimp on the power supply. Most consumer power supplies are not built for running a NAS worth’s of HDDs.
    I’m running a Corsair RM550x in my server, which is capable of supplying 130W on the 5V rail.

    Good luck with your server build!


  • You cannot really do something as fundamentally impactful as joining the EU without explicit consent from the people though.

    This is also not a referendum on joining the EU yet, but rather one to restart negotiations. There will be another referendum once the deal for Iceland joining the EU has been completed, to check with the people whether they find the terms acceptable.

    There are ways to hold referendums on this that are better than how the shitshow that was Brexit was handled.