my data is all over the place. I have a 2tb raid array that backs up my pc and plex server. plex server has a 1tb usb drive. I alternate between two usb drives to backup my macbook.
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my data is all over the place. I have a 2tb raid array that backs up my pc and plex server. plex server has a 1tb usb drive. I alternate between two usb drives to backup my macbook.
Valve1138
I like the AB in the GB
There are very few things I will give up local copies of.
Just don’t need that much storage.
Just don’t need that much storage.
Ive been like this since i was a kid. From like age 8-18 i catalogued and kept every issue of Popular Mechanics. For a while, every time i would find a grey rock, i would take it and smash it into a fine powder between harder rocks, and then store than powder. I had a couple gallons of rock powder at some point.
no fuckin clue, i was a weird kid that lived alone in the middle of the woods. I vaguely remember pretending it was magic.
Mr. Argumentor
I fab shitboxes and shitbox accessories.
I fixed it, it's not nearly as murderery.
Dirt floor cellar, I have an old house. Is nicer now, I dug it out 16 inches and put geotextile and gravel. Doesn't fill with 2 feet of water anymore and turn to mudpit
Mr. Argumentor
I fab shitboxes and shitbox accessories.
I have a Canon M50 that does all that. I think only 30fps 4k video though.
Mean Mr. Mustard
Always shouts out something obscene
as long as it was rocks you were smashing and not animals or classmates
all my failed drives since 2011. No data loss
52000 hours on the toshibas
34000 hours on the seagates
61000 hours on the HGST
52000 hours on the toshibas
34000 hours on the seagates
61000 hours on the HGST
Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
IDK how cheap cheap is, but if I were looking for something without a subwoofer, I'd probably start with these speakers:
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Dayton Audio B452 4-1/2" 2-Way Bookshelf Speaker PairDon't judge a speaker by its size! The Dayton Audio B452 4-1/2" bookshelf speaker is the smallest in the Dayton Audio family, but the sound is big. A newly-designed 4-1/2" polypropylene cone woofer with 4-layer voice coil achieves excellent...
www.parts-express.com
and this amp:
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Dayton Audio DTA30HP 30W Class D Mini Amplifier with Headphone OutputThe highly efficient audio amplification of the Dayton Audio DTA30HP provides an amazing soundstage and presence combined with enhanced clarity and sound quality; all at an amazingly low price. The DTA30HP features a TPA3116D2...
www.parts-express.com
I use those speakers on the stereo I keep in the garage for tunes. They're a touch on the large side for bookshelf speakers, but they do the job.
IDK how cheap cheap is, but if I were looking for something without a subwoofer, I'd probably start with these speakers:
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Dayton Audio B452 4-1/2" 2-Way Bookshelf Speaker PairDon't judge a speaker by its size! The Dayton Audio B452 4-1/2" bookshelf speaker is the smallest in the Dayton Audio family, but the sound is big. A newly-designed 4-1/2" polypropylene cone woofer with 4-layer voice coil achieves excellent...www.parts-express.com
and this amp:
Home
Dayton Audio DTA30HP 30W Class D Mini Amplifier with Headphone OutputThe highly efficient audio amplification of the Dayton Audio DTA30HP provides an amazing soundstage and presence combined with enhanced clarity and sound quality; all at an amazingly low price. The DTA30HP features a TPA3116D2...www.parts-express.com
I use those speakers on the stereo I keep in the garage for tunes. They're a touch on the large side for bookshelf speakers, but they do the job.
If I'm going to go that route, I already have an amp and speakers. Some 20 year old Bose shelf speakers and/or some Infiniti ones. I have a Technics and a Sony amp as well.
I don't want the subwoofer.
Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
That's what I'd do then.
My go-to site for "what's a good/cheap blahblahblah-blog" doesn't have much help in this case:
The Best Computer Speakers
Our top pick sounds great, has a lot of convenient features, and fits on most desktops.
www.nytimes.com
That's what I'd do then.
My go-to site for "what's a good/cheap blahblahblah-blog" doesn't have much help in this case:
The Best Computer Speakers
Our top pick sounds great, has a lot of convenient features, and fits on most desktops.
I'm all about the Wirecutter. I have been 100% satisfied with everything that I have purchased based on their recommendations.
Jehannum
Puts the "pro" in procrastination
Same (I have the klipsch for the computer at home), but they don't have much in the way of a budget pick there.
I'm just looking for something cheap that will let me hear sound. I might just pull my stereo out of my closet and hook it up. It take up so much space though.