Oh sorry, 9,1 Petabytes written.

wow

I am impressed.

I have Evo :3

(German news) https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/SSD-Langzeittest-beendet-Exitus-bei-9-1-Petabyte-3755009.html

I thought they live about 60-80 terabytes written.

(German news) https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/SSD-Langzeittest-beendet-Exitus-bei-9-1-Petabyte-3755009.html

I don't know this language :D

I thought they live about 60-80 terabytes written.

Lol no, even the Evos are rated at higher than that.

And keep in mind, this is the minimal value at which manufacturers think no drive will die.

In that case I need something like raid 10 with 4 ssds c:

Lol no, even the Evos are rated at higher than that.

I have some Crucial_CT120M500SSD1.

I have some Crucial_CT120M500SSD1.

CTX 240 from crucial for me ?

5 years old or so now

Maan Modern technologies are so good

What a time to be alive

(even if you have social probs lol)

5 years old or so now

Can you show me its S.M.A.R.T.?

For comparison: Heise started 24.05.2017 dd urandom > ssd the last one died 22. Juni 2017 - the 850 pro.

Can you show me its S.M.A.R.T.?

When i'm back at that pc, sure :P

At wörk

When i'm back at that pc, sure :P

ok, thanks ;3

At wörk

Why do you add an umlaut to that o ? It's work, with a normal o

Why do you add an umlaut to that o ? It's work, with a normal o

Apparently it is not usual work

Apparently it is not usual work

Yeah, it's @Wolfshappen after all, it can't be usual.

Yeah, it's @Wolfshappen after all, it can't be usual.

:D

Why do you add an umlaut to that o ? It's work, with a normal o

Maybe because he didn't switch from German to Englsih keyboard.

The o letter is quite separated from the ö

I know, I use the same keyboard.

ok

https://fedoramagazine.org/fedora-podcast-004-fedora-documentation/

Okay, not that separated. But yeah, it's happening often so I wonder if it's a typo or he's just convinced of writing the word right.

Maybe it's just a personal touch to make that word look _nicer_ ?

Coming from Tobias? I seriously doubt it, but it could be ofc. He has his artistic sense too.

Why docker package from fedora updates is not updated?

Most likely because either no one came around to bump it or because it has blocking bugs on Fedora

what is the difference btw?

fedora docker repo and docker docker repo

fedora docker repo and docker docker repo

It is fedora repo and docker repo.

It is fedora repo and docker repo.

do they provide same packages?

fedora docker repo and docker docker repo

One of them is maintained by fedora, the other one by the docker team, I guess

One of them is maintained by fedora, the other one by the docker team, I guess

whats the point of doing that?

...

whats the point of doing that?

Why asking that?

im just curious..

whats the point of doing that?

I guess the Docker one to provide the latest versions, and the Fedora one to provide the ones that are supported by Fedora

so Fedora is independent and will continue to work if Docker would one day say that they don't care anymore

A safe redundancy

Also, the Fedora ones are most likely better tested by their CI

Why do you add an umlaut to that o ? It's work, with a normal o

GERMANS WÖRK xd

well it makes sence

Maybe because he didn't switch from German to Englsih keyboard.

Oh no, i use US ANSI - i have to altgr+p explicitely for ö

Lovely sticker pack. Added.

But docker version is 18.03.0 now and docker in fedora-updates is 1.13.1

Oh no, i use US ANSI - i have to altgr+p explicitely for ö

Jesus, and I complain about switching keyboards with a click on the taskbar. ?

It is toooo old.

https://fedoramagazine.org/fedora-podcast-004-fedora-documentation/

cant find google playlist :C

google play playlist

GERMANS WÖRK xd

Oh... now I see. Jawohl, genau.

Lovely sticker pack. Added.

Do not click at furry packs, they are minefields.

Do not click at furry packs, they are minefields.

I know. I checked first.

I’ve been about to reply in German... ?

Oh no, i use US ANSI - i have to altgr+p explicitely for ö

Always wondered what is the difference between usual Alt and AltGr.

Always wondered what is the difference between usual Alt and AltGr.

I wonder the same...

But docker version is 18.03.0 now and docker in fedora-updates is 1.13.1

Wrong, kinda.

Docker has two versions.

The community version and enterprise.

community is following year.month, but the "old" versions still get patches.

Oh wait, with docker it was engine versions

Oh... I didn't know that. Thanks!

Whichever the case, all tools can use both and docker is updated, just with a different number.

is there any point to do ln -s over mount —bind for folders on startup

is there any point to do ln -s over mount —bind for folders on startup

linux won't let you

because currently i have mounted folders to my home subfolders in fstab

linux won't let you

it does

hmm

ie

/data/Pictures /home/nachi/Pictures auto defaults,nofail,nobootwait,bind 0 2

oh It won't be a thing for hard links... probably

I dont remember ?

google play playlist

I will check later

oh It won't be a thing for hard links... probably

i found out why

this is why

links wont do this fuckery

mount —bind will

mount —bind will

I still dont get why you put your home on an external drive dynamically.

I still dont get why you put your home on an external drive dynamically.

because in case of reinstall, i dont want it to use the old dotfiles

so now i just put the important folders on a seperate partition and put links into my /home

there probably is some middle ground

Also I share these folders with my freebsd install

So fedora dotfiles can potentially fuck with my freebsd gnome dotfiles

if there was a way to separate user media folders from user configuration data folders that's what I'd do

but

if /home in separte partition you will be able to reinstall anything you want without home data loss

if /home in separte partition you will be able to reinstall anything you want without home data loss

I already have that

All my data is on my data drive