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Thinking of getting a refurbished Dell or Lenovo laptop to run linux on. Mostly to organise and process photos, but also some light CAD. I'll probably look for a laptop with 32gb ram.

The question is how much I should consider processor generation? Should I avoid laptops that are older than 11th gen intel processors?
Gen 9 and 10 are considerably cheaper, but I would like the computer to last a couple of years.

Trying to set up OpenMediaVault on my HP EliteDesk 800 G4 SFF, but my aftermarket NVMe isn’t detected during install (tested with Debian, OMV, TrueNAS, Arch). BIOS sees it, but no OS does. Even after installing the OS on another PC, the EliteDesk won’t boot from it. Only the original NVMe works. Secure Boot is off. Anyone solved this?

#OMV#Linux#Debian

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A 79 year-old man on the East Coast surprised me this weekend. He called me to work remotely on his Windows 7 computer. I think I talked him into upgrading to a new computer with Windows 11. He asked me for recommendations. I gave him the minimum specs I recommend and taught him how to read the specs in the ads at Best Buy. He said he knows a local computer shop, and he thinks he’ll just go in there with the list of specs I gave him and ask them to put one together.

That was the part that shocked me.

He’s in a state on the Atlantic Coast. He knows a local computer shop. Yet he calls me, in Washington State, for tech support.

Okay then. I’m honored, and happy to help.

#CallMeIfYouNeedMe #FIFONetworks

Anyone know why opening #IPv6 ports on #GoogleWifi might be failing for me? I have IPv6 service from my ISP (sonic.net - they're awesome!) and have a web server set up on my #RaspberryPi.

Requests from outside my network sent to the pi's IPv6 GUA keep failing, even though I have ports 80 and 443 open for the pi in the "Port Management" section of the google home app. Requests made to that same IPv6 GUA work fine within my network.

(I also have IPv4 port forwarding set up on that same page, and that seems to work fine to forward requests made to my router's external IPv4 address to the pi, so I could simply not set up an AAAA record and move forward with only IPv4 access to my server, but I'd prefer having a working dual-stack setup!)

#techsupport #gpu #windows #bugs

Got a wild one for you, my Windows 11 PC with an EVGA 3080 will show a black screen permanently (until reboot) if I allow the screen to turn off from windows sleep settings (while running heavy Handbrake jobs)

If I physically turn off the monitor instead, it's fine

Nvidia bug? Known thing? Very annoying but so far I just turn off my monitor manually, sigh

are there any, and I cannot emphasize this enough, extremely beginner friendly guides for getting a service on a NAS online and accessible outside your home network for personal use?

something specific to Jellyfin would be nice, since that's the service I want online, but beginner friendliness is more important.

I have it online now, but my current setup (a duckdns domain connecting to a nginx proxy server on my Truenas Scale NAS, connecting over to the jellyfin server on that same NAS) is extremely janky. I only got it working though a lot of troubleshooting/clicking buttons, and don't really understand how it works. it randomly breaks all the time, but then starts working again, and I can't nail down why.

everything is rock solid when I'm at home and just connect to the NAS's local IP, the problems are just with connecting to the online domain.

i have no interest in getting other services on the NAS online like this, and it really is just for personal use, so I don't need something that can scale up or whatever.