Just your average quirky thigh-high socks enjoyer programmer. :3

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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • Well I’ve tried once using a mini PC with 1 hdd being connected to it through USB as a pilot test if it works, but the OS consistently shut off or didn’t want to boot at some time, cause the HDD got voltage issues. But maybe it could be different for a phone, who knows.

    EDIT: For clarification. My pilot test was for seeing if a HDD can be ran through an USB 24/7 without any issues, rather than buying a proper PC and inserting said HDD into it’s intended SATA port. The HDD got undervoltage issues from the terminal, because the USB port couldn’t supply enough voltage to the HDD, which is not only unreliable for a 24/7 NAS solution, but also may damage the HDD (or the USB port I don’t remember anymore) whilst trying to run it under it’s required voltage. Also I set my HDD to be auto mounted on boot, and as a safety mechanism Rocky Linux doesn’t boot if it has undervoltage issues for one of it’s components.










  • I had a Linux beginners class at my HS in 10th grade but I’ve forgot about Linux, until 12th grade when 2 of my really nerdie friends started shilling Linux to me, especially pointing out that now you can play windows games on Linux, and not too long after I eventually did the jump when starting my comp sci uni (19 years old) with Manjaro as a first, but I have found happiness in EndevaorOS due to Manjaro being unstable.