Love me some Poots

Heh. “Under load”

The thing about Arsenal is they always try to walk it in

Reading the first line of this post had me laughing

Any sane person with critical thinking skills can see this is a bad idea, so obviously Trump loves it.

There are ways to recover deleted files, at least partially. Especially if all you did was remove the directory and not the files themselves.

Re-downloading 32TB would take a while but you’ll probably download it faster than you can watch it. Usenet downloads are typically faster than torrenting.

Plex is much easier to setup than Jellyfin and much more user-friendly in general, though it’s not free for some of the more useful features like watching from outside your home.

I’m all too aware that Mr Franco married my pretend wife.

At least she’s remorseful. You can see she’s crying.

Yeah I just moved to GrapheneOS. Stood up my own NextCloud server too. Fuck Google.

sigh Everything reminds me of her…

The next revolution will be memeified

Oh no, not Steffi!

As a straight man, I also want a woman who is confident and assertive.

I agree with you. But I have two words to add: loitering munitions.

So I don’t need to take care to re-mount them in the right configuration? I’ll do some googling but I wasn’t sure if I needed to do some backup preparation of something.

Thanks, I think I’m coming to the conclusion I should get rid of the TrueNAS VM. I’ll need to research the best method for mounting those drives directly back into ProxMox without data loss and then re-share it back to Plex.

There’s an apparent workaround for mounting shared volumes into Unprivileged LXCs though it was a real pain for me (a noob) to figure it out. I used the forum post below to feel my way through it. You might also just try using a Privileged LXC if the security concerns don’t bother you.

https://youtu.be/aEzo_u6SJsk

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/tutorial-unprivileged-lxcs-mount-cifs-shares.101795/

It’s probable that I’m missing something but I couldn’t get the share to be available to any other VM or LXC on ProxMox until I passed the pool from TrueNAS back to ProxMox.

I’m all for getting rid of the TrueNAS VM as long as I can reassemble the zfspool in ProxMox without losing the data (though if I did, no big deal). And I’d also like a user friendly way of monitoring the health of my disks.

Trust me, Google already knows your home address.

It seems he’s amping up his language. I think he recently said a former associate was guilty of treason.