Get a usenet provider. There are many to choose from and there are comparison sites out there. I use cheapness because it gives me a second limited connection to another provider, this helps to make sure everything I want is available by using two possible sources.
Get a nzb indexer, there are some that are preset in rather sonarr and radar screens. Some of them have paid plans that let you do more searches per day.
Configure your arr programs just like you did with torrents.
You could stop using torrents. Usenet doesn’t require you to see, so you just download what you want, watch, and delete.
I have a OR1500LCDRTXL2U on my desk and it’s silent unless running on battery.
Exposing your internal devices to the internet is not suggested unless you know how to secure it behind a reverse proxy.
Very specific media like rare or modified Rips gave an extra copy on an archive folder. All my cloud storage and personal backups also go to the archive folder. That folder then gets backed up to local raid 6 NAS, and then the qnap software syncs that up to backblaze once a week.
buffalo, SanDisk, Samsung have all done me well.
Why you talking all middle volume at me, gaaaah!
Don’t know why you’re yelling at me, I just said he makes profit, specifically from me as I’ve used the service since it was only free.
What makes you think he doesn’t make a profit on the paid for plans?
Any performance hit for that config, I’ve never heard of that setup before.
Raid is not a backup…
I just used copilot for the first time. It made me a ton of call to action text and website page text for various service pages inwas creating for a home builder. It was surprisingly useful, of course I modified the output a bit but overall saved me a ton of time.
You are basically paying them to have a sim card connected to cellular. It’s the same way with vehicle/trailer trackers.
There appear to be some on Ali express that you have to get your own cell service.
Backblaze is going to be the cheapest for pay as you go s3 as far as I’ve seen
DD won’t test random writes so it’s not a good test for dB performance. Iscsi is the best connection for file storage of vms
I used to build usenet clusters, so constant read and writes 24/7. We had like a 2 percent failure rate after 6 years.
You mean two drives right? Or are you going to risk your 20tb of data on just one?
Hgst is always my answer for quality drives, their enterprise drives are simply the best
Their vos price isn’t bad, but keep in mind no refunds if you buy a year of service.
All cheap/shared IP providers would be equally terrible trying to have a good reputation.
That heavily depends on your trackers. Load as many as you can find.