[–] 45 points 4 months ago (2 children)

There is a big difference between being angry and acting on that anger.

There are a lot of people who are just as angry as what you are describing, but don't act on it and don't take it out on those around them.

The anger is not the issue, its the lack of self control.

You don't have the right to make the people around you miserable, just because you are angry.

When people are walking on eggshells around you, it is because they are scared, because you have hurt them before, and they don't want to be hurt again.

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  • [–] 7 points 10 months ago

    I'm a Linux sysadmin. I was issued a Windows laptop. But I have been allowed to add a second NVME drive to it that has Debian 12 installed. So Debian 12 has been my main working environment.

    I also have a desktop in my cube running Windows.

    I rarely boot my laptop to windows. But if I need to do something with modifying Windows smb shares or active directory I just remote into my Windows Desktop. I'm also running a ssh server on my windows desktop so about half of my windows active directory work is done via powershell over ssh.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 year ago (2 children)

    The guy says he couldn't get a job at McDonalds due to lack of exerience.

    Thats your problem dude. I can't imagine a company hiring someone for a six figure job who has zero work exerience.

    Get a helpdesk job for little while while you keep applying.

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  • [–] 1 point 1 year ago

    If you have room in the Optiplex for another drive I would definitely get a second spinning drive for storing your media. Truenas will complain about you only having 1 drive for your media. The nice thing about having a pair of drives in a mirror is that is makes it very easy to upgrade in the future. I was running a pair of 6tb drives, until my brother gave me the 10tb ones. I just shut the system down and swapped one of the 6tb for a 10tb and booted it back up. It detected that the mirror was broken and I just told it to use the 10tb drive to fix it. A few hours later after it was done, I did it again with the other drive and then told it to expand the storage to 10tb.

    If you want to get a 4tb, you could mirror that to the 1tb, (and you would be limited to 1tb) but you would have redundancy and it would be easy to swap the 1tb for a 4 in the future.

    If I were you I would do what I did with proxmox. Install it on the ssd. Create a virtual machine for the Nas with a smaller vitrual disk from the 512gb ssd, 60Gb should be fine, and pass it your graphics card for the media server and the sata drives for your Nas storage and media storage. Then you have your Nas that you can use as a media server and you can also easily spin up new virtual machines to play with or test with.

    I have another vm that I use just for docker containers.

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  • [–] 11 points 1 year ago (3 children)

    I would install truenas scale on the optiplex and run plex or jellyfin as a app from truenas.

    Adding a second large drive for redundancy would be good, also a smallish ssd for the truenas os to run from.

    My personal setup takes this level deeper. I have a desktop computer running proxmox. proxmox is installed on a nvme drive. I have a VM running truenas that I have passed my sata controller to. So my 2 10TB sata drives and my 500Gb sata ssd show up as native drives in truenas. The 10tb mirror holds my media library and long term backups. The 500gb ssd is for running apps on trunas like plex, syncthing.

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