Yes, some chips (or rather parts of all chips) are spare on enterprise SSDs. You can even see how much is left via smart data

In my area there is a dog which has been fed a vegan diet for almost ten years now. So they definitely can survive on it. Said is healthy.

Those 28 people sent back are conflicted felons. All of them committed serious crimes (Schwerverbrechen)

It might be cheaper but that is a pure capitalistic point of view. And capitalism is what brought us to our worlds current state

But how can one consider natural gas? The whole point is to avoid getting more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere?!

What is your understanding based on?

Regarding production batteries might be more expensive, but they can be charged some thousand times without any additional cost

Avoiding snaps on Ubuntu sadly is not an option anymore. Maybe go for pop!_os Instead of Ubuntu.

As a European I can’t grasp this concept. As if sickness is something somebody chooses by will.

The hills have eyes

Where Nokia?

Unfortunately we do have such narrow minded people in Germany. Even sadder they apply this mindset onto their kids

One could assume it is a basic understanding to take your literal shit back home…

Just my 2 cents:

1. Proxmox. Flexibility for both new services via VM/LXC and backups (just install proxmox backup server alongside and you get incremental backups with nice retention settings, file-restore capabilities as well as backup consistency checks)

2. If it’s in a VM/container you don’t need to worry about backups, see 1.

3. In this case isn’t it sufficient to be able to access the data via Windows network?

0.5*0.5=0.25 🤯

Is the g15 somewhat similar to the g15? Because I use the latter on pop_os and it works flawlessly with g15stats

So the fans stay loud even when cpu load is low again?

If not this could just be some kinds of “dust prevention”

You could use the system Monitor, it is built-in.

It should, yes. But is it, actually?

Did you check if there is high load when the fan spins up?

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