@JaredBusch said in Why Choose AetherStore Over a NAS?:
@scottalanmiller said in Why Choose AetherStore Over a NAS?:
to awake a replacement drive.
Low let's cawait and Now
Also, "It's still not on part with the AetherStore approach for reliability" should be "on par".
@DustinB3403 said in Why Choose AetherStore Over a NAS?:
@aaronstuder said in Why Choose AetherStore Over a NAS?:
@scottalanmiller Normally a 128GB SSD drive.
So you'd need 40 SSD's at 128GB free space for 5TB usable storage. Which means you either need more SSD's in your organization, or to get larger capacity SSD's.
Which approach would be better depends on if SSD prices take a dive, or your business grows and gets more equipment to add to the store.
Personally, I think the 240/256GB SSD is the sweet spot as of this posting. For bang to buck, it's the best value I see. Most Windows installs are 20-40GB, which leaves us close to 200GB for programs, apps, and data. Most users will use a small fraction of that, and the price difference between a 128GB and a 256GB is usually quite small, so in the future, I'd probably say 240/250/256GB SSDs are the way to go.
Looking to do some Skype video call recording in the future, and are looking for recommendations for software that can accomplish this. I've looked at the list on Skype's website: https://support.skype.com/en/faq/FA12395/how-can-i-record-my-skype-calls
My question is has anyone used any of these pieces of software, and can make a recommendation? Are there any other options you'd recommend? Are there any free/open-source programs that will accomplish the same thing?
Thanks,
A.J.
@coliver said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Just realized I scheduled a family vacation during MangoCon... that's unfortunate.
@Dashrender said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
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@wirestyle22 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
I just found out that a friend of a friend is being stalked by some guy. He goes to water parks and stuff, tries to act like a part of their group when they're going to dinner, etc. Idk if it's just me but there's always another a girl and I mean that in favor of women not against them. If someone isn't into you there will always be another beautiful girl you can meet, date, etc. I don't understand the obsessive nature of some people. No one belongs to you. /rant
Because stalking is a mental disorder. Obvi, there are POF in the sea. But the person becomes fixated on one person and dilutes themselves into believing they can only be happy with that one person. And that's when it starts to get creepy.
Interesting, I'd say stalking is part of our DNA... Sure mentally we should be past it, but that attraction thing is part of our base.
I get that but even if you were to cite caveman logic, once a prey has gotten away, it gets to the point where you're expending more effort than you'll get reward, and that's against our programming, to some degree. But it also might be a Murica thing, because the whole "damn the torpedos, full steam ahead" attitude is very American
@wirestyle22 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
I just found out that a friend of a friend is being stalked by some guy. He goes to water parks and stuff, tries to act like a part of their group when they're going to dinner, etc. Idk if it's just me but there's always another a girl and I mean that in favor of women not against them. If someone isn't into you there will always be another beautiful girl you can meet, date, etc. I don't understand the obsessive nature of some people. No one belongs to you. /rant
Because stalking is a mental disorder. Obvi, there are POF in the sea. But the person becomes fixated on one person and dilutes themselves into believing they can only be happy with that one person. And that's when it starts to get creepy.
