It looks like it might actually be almost ATX. Just eyeballing it, it looks like about half the screw holes are in the right position. However, that means a different case might have standoffs in the wrong position. You’d need to remove them or cover them with electrical tape or something. But even after that, the front panel ports are on the same board, and may not fit.

But in any case (no pun intended), it looks like that case doesn’t have any real drive bays. At best, you can tuck one in front of the PSU, and stick the other anywhere it’ll fit.

It looks like you’ll be pushing the limits of the PSU, too. Newegg’s calculator suggests you’ll be over 400 W, and the best one you can get in that model is 365 W.

I use ebay. Not sure what the market is like in Canada.

Proxmox is great. If you ever used vCenter, you should pick it up no problem. It’s just Debian, so stick the installer in and point it at your boot drive.

Unless you have the space and need for a rack, I’d skip it. It’ll run happily no matter where you put it, in any orientation.

If it doesn’t have the iLO license, you might be able to get one from ebay as well. I’ve done that for Dells. Pretty sure it was just an outsourced Dell support tech making a couple bucks by abusing their access to the license generator. Certainly not legal, but it works just fine.

Investors demand recurring revenue.

Fewer claims, less payout.

That’s what I was responding to. The company is paying out the same regardless of however many people file a claim. If you meant something else, that was unclear.

No. They will reach a dollar figure, and divide that amongst the claimants (and law firm). More claimants does not mean a higher settlement.

They MAY use the little baby SATA connectors. I’d check first.

That looks fine. Can you back the screw off at all so you’re flexing the board less, without it popping out?

It is not legal. Some find ways to do it anyway.

RHEL binary distros are not available without a paid license (or a limited number of free personal licenses).

That’s what they’re doing with Switch games now and people are still getting their panties in a twist.

Personally I’ve long since switched to all digital downloads. Even if it eventually becomes inaccessible, either I don’t plan on playing it more, or I’ll pirate and emulate it.

Blu-rays can hold up to 128GB (BDXL, quadruple-layer).

Read speed could be an issue, but if you’re smart about preloading and compress what’s on disc, you have to read less data (you just have to decompress it in memory instead). If you want to get really fancy, there are compression algorithms that let you seek inside compressed data so that you don’t have to load the whole archive.

Yeah I guess they wanted to take each new Doom game in a new direction. Which is a shame, because they don’t really feel like Doom, they feel like other games with a Doom theme. Even Doom 3, which was more horror than action, still felt like Doom. Because of that, I liked it, even if a lot of people didn’t.

Is that the same guy with the big belly? I remember a couple posts about him claiming to have sympathetic weight gain with a pregnant wife. Pretty sure it was just a male pregnancy fetish.

There was also someone who paid women with long feet to step on pizza, but he was very clear about it being a fetish and he wasn’t weird about it.

There was no review bombing.

There is, but it’s not displayed. Unless they also removed the internal counter when they removed the display.

Report it to the instance admins. This isn’t really a federation thing.

https://github.com/linuxmint/timeshift

For btrfs snapshots, storage on other disks is not supported.

Timeshift is designed to protect system files and settings. It is NOT a backup tool and is not meant to protect user data.

The blockchain components meant it was dead on arrival.

It’s literally called copyright because it’s about the rights to copy something. The new law would still be a form of copyright.

Downloading is still infringement. Distribution is worse, but I don’t think it’s a criminal matter, still just civil.