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White_Helix

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About White_Helix

  • Birthday September 17

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    germany
  • Interests
    IT, cars, photography, music, aquaristic
  • Occupation
    IT-Technician

System

  • CPU
    Intel Core i5 4690K
  • Motherboard
    MSI Z97 Gaming 5
  • RAM
    16GB Kingston Hyper X
  • GPU
    EVGA GTX1070 SC
  • Case
    Lian Li PC-9FB
  • Storage
    250GB Samsung 850 Evo, 2&3 TB WD RED, QNAP TS-251A 2x 10TB NAS
  • PSU
    Antec Edge 550
  • Display(s)
    LG Flatron IPS224, Acer 24" LED
  • Cooling
    Cryorig R1 Ultimate
  • Keyboard
    Corsair K70 MX Red
  • Mouse
    Logitech MX Master, Razer Naga 2014
  • Sound
    AKG K7XX Massdrop Edition, Nordmende PA900 AMP
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro

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  1. Hi all, I have a currently running system and would like to change a few things. Im just not that sure what to do where in the best case. My current setup consits of the following: Dell Optiplex Micro with a i5-10500T and 40GB RAM (32+8) 120GB SATA SSD on which is Proxmox installed 1TB M.2 SSD as storage for the Proxmox VMs a Ubuntu Server LXC which hosts a SMB share as "NAS" running 24/7 for selfhosted services, HomeAssistant etc. For more storage, backups of the VMs/LXCs, movies etc. there also is a off the shelf NAS QNAP TS251A 2x 10TB Seagate Ironwolf 3.5" only running on WoL and turned on if needed for backups and/or streaming of the NAS storage Now I would like to condense my setup and get rid of the QNAP as device itself completely. On Proxmox I also run a Jellyfin server with the media hosted on the QNAP. It...works more or less that way, though I sometimes have to mount the NAS again at the Jellyfin LXC if the NAS was in sleep. Im also not a big fan of the two different data stores on different devices. My idea of the setup would be the following: the OptiPlex running Proxmox as it is right now the Seagate HDDs attached to the Dell host directly a to be decided storage/NAS system running inside of Proxmox which handles storage on the HDDs the 1TB M.2 SSD as root drive for the VMs storage of the rest of the data, movies, documents for paperless, etc. on the HDDs also a to be decided file system for the HDDs Whats your take on this? Any suggestions on the software side? Also what Im not that sure of right now, is the hardware setup for the 3.5" HDDs. USB-to-SATA storage? Using the M.2 slot of the no longer existing WiFi card with some AliExpress M.2 to SATA adapters? Also, I have two WD Reds laying around here, which I maybe would integrate in the setup if possible. Well, at least that was a thought with an USB enclosure to go for 4-Bay instead of 2-Bay. Though Im currently using about 3TB on the Seagate drives, so not really a storage space issue.
  2. Well, you could adjust the firewall to just block DNS requests that go anywhere else where you want to. At least until you get do DNS over TLS. But then the client also needs to query those domains, so I guess that could also work.
  3. What would be really interesting on this is a Linux Distro (take your pick) with a lightweight WM, XFCE, Openbox or something. I could really see that going like a whole new dimension of performance.
  4. Depending on the device you`re using I would also think of using a dongle or not. For my laptop, I would never get a mouse that requires a dongle (even though I really love my G305).
  5. The switch prices for the standard switch (not the lite) are so insane here in germany, I would wait in that case or try to get a used one for a decent price. Luckily, I bought mine just before the corona madness began, can recommend. Until now, I put more hours on it than on my XBONE and probably equal with my PS4.
  6. Thats the logical side of it, physically we have Cat.6 sockets in every room, Cat.7 cable and everything nice and tidy in a little rack. I have to use my ISPs ONT, not pictured in there (imagine as the cloud). For the AP-AC-LR we have another Cat.7 running in the floor below, as well as a LWL for future use. Also another LWL in the basement, where my future office/studio will be located. The IP camera is just the first one, recording to the QNAP Surveillance Station running on the NAS with more to follow.
  7. FTTH, we pay for 100/50. We could get more, but atm its enough of either speed and cost.
  8. Exact same problem here with my EU S8 (Exynos), did a hard reset, flashed it with Odin, nothing helps. I get it to Samsung Support next week, maybe that will help.
  9. That looks really interesting, a shame that those seem to be not sold separately. I guess there are no custom keycaps in that size? That would be really awesome. Maybe I get myself a Tesoro Gram XS if they release it as TKL too. Getting a full-size for work and a TKL for the home office would be really awesome, but my wife would totally kill me. Her face, when she saw me looking at the Logitech Craft, said everything
  10. Are there any tips on low profile keycaps for regular MX Switches? Does something like that even exist? I'm completely happy with my Masterkeys S, but low profile caps would be really nice.
  11. 10/10 for the face. I would like the whole car better, maybe even a b&w version? Focus looks a bit off, overall I would say 6/10. Fuji X-E2 with 50mm f2 Rikenon from 1988.
  12. So something more older, Canon EOS 5000 with the Kit lens and Agfaphoto APX 100 sw film. 500px 500px
  13. Bad News from the Ricoh, the shutter Speeds dont work. It's always 1/1000 I think, no matter what Setting I choose. Even bulb doens't work. So back to the Minolta again.
  14. So we're at a hotel customer from us at the moment, he assured us that nothing got in the rack. Sure....
  15. The minolta arrived two days ago, beautiful condition, even better than the Ricoh. https://500px.com/photo/190698927/minolta-x-700-by-daniel-gotteswinter?ctx_page=1&from=user&user_id=20720193
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