Och arm ziel, wat een zware examenperiode heb je wel niet achter de rug…
Engels was goed te doen (zoals volgens mij traditie is geworden). Het was wel lastiger dan vorige examens denk ik, maar ik kwam er nog steeds best goed uit. Alleen de tekst over de invloed van romantische poëzie op moderne breakup songs mocht er echt in stikken wat mij betreft.
Heb je trouwens verder nog leuke plannen voor na de examens (of eerder “het examen”)?
Which compression level are you using? My old server is able to compress flac’s at the highest (and therefore “slowest”) compression level at >50x speed, so bumping the level up shouldn’t be too hard on your CPU.
Ik was ook veel te lang blijven hangen bij die cosinusregel voordat ik de 1,4d zag. Zo veel moeite voor een 3pt vraag, wie dat ook bedacht heeft zal wel een klein beetje sadistisch zijn.
Ik hoorde dat best veel mensen niet uitkwamen met die oppervlakte in de cirkel. Misschien had het geholpen als ze nog even hadden genoemd dat het dezelfde cirkel als de opdracht daarvoor was, dus dat je die gegevens ook kon gebruiken? Ik was er gelukkig wel uit gekomen na flink wat gepuzzel.
7,5 met N=1 is wel netjes hoor! De N-term zal vast hoger zijn, dus hopelijk wordt dat een mooie 8+ met normering.
Natuurkunde ging ook best goed. Ik geloof dat ik weinig vrienden heb gemaakt in de examenzaal door eerder weg te gaan, iedereen vond het een rottoets. Mocht je op examenblad willen kijken: iedereen had enorme haat naar vraag 7, 8 en vooral 9.
Maandag alleen nog Engels, dan ben ik eindelijk klaar! Heb jij nog iets te gaan?
I’ve been running some external drives on my server for about a year now. In my experience, hard drives with an external power supply suffer less from random disconnects. The specific PC also makes quite a large difference in reliability. My server is just a regular desktop and has very little problem staying connected and powering my 3 external drives. My seedbox is an old laptop, and has been having almost constant problems with random disconnects and power issues. Maybe test how well your framework does with some external drives before committing to the plan?
Ik heb het overleefd, ging eigenlijk best prima voor mijn gevoel. Ik was wel echt stomverbaasd dat de cosinusregel erin voorkwam, gelukkig had ik hem nog wel geleerd (op de dag van).
Het voelde wel een beetje alsof de examenmakers bij natuurkunde hadden afgekeken, daar zaten ook al heel veel sterrenkunde-opgaven. Sommige klasgenoten kregen een soort PTSD toen ze die opdrachten zagen (natuurkunde was lichtelijk traumatiserend dit jaar)
Hoe ging het bij jou? Meetkunde nog een beetje gelukt?
To change the ownership of the files, you should only have to run sudo chown -R user:group directory. -R makes chown run recursively, so it will modify the directory and all subdirectories and files. Do note that changing the ownership to plex:plex or something similar would leave your user unable to normally modify the files. My solution to this was to add both my regular user and the plex (in my case jellyfin) user to the same group. That way both users can easily see and modify the files, as long as the group has read/write permissions (the 2nd column of rwx in ls -Al). If necessary, you can add group permissions with sudo chmod -R g+rw directory.
On a side note: have you considered using jellyfin? It’s a completely free alternative to plex, which recently received a truly massive update with tons of new features. Some people prefer plex’ overall experience, but I’ve been running jellyfin with almost no complaints.
Small disclaimer: I’m writing from mobile, so the commands might not be 100% correct. Run at your own risk, and NEVER POINT A CHMOD/CHOWN COMMAND AT SYSTEM DIRECTORIES LIKE / OR /USR. That’s one of the easiest ways to completely break your system.
Veel succes met WisB! Ik heb hetzelfde examen, hopen dat hij een beetje goed te doen is.
Have you tried the official guide from the jellyfin website?
As for the guide this AI generated: it bothers me that they instruct you to use chocolatey for the *arrs, but still advice you to install docker, qbittorrent and jellyfin manually (all of which have chocolatey packages). I disagree with the comment that external storage would be recommended, as internal storage is generally more reliable (depending on a lot of factors of course). Also, I believe the "adding a library"-section of the jellyfin setup is a bit too short to be of any use, and would recommend referring to the jellyfin docs instead.
This guide also doesn't explain how to make jellyfin accessible outside of your LAN. Once again, I'd recommend referring to the jellyfin docs if you want to do this.
I personally have only set up qbittorrent, jellyfin and docker (not the *arr suite), so I can't comment on the completeness of the guide, but I wouldn't trust it too much (seeing the previous oversights).
And finally, as someone who started their selfhosted server journey on windows: don't. There is a reason why almost all guides are written for linux, as it is (in my humble opinion) vastly superior for server usage once you get used to it.
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I should probably flee before I get eaten by an army of blahåjar (apparently that’s the correct plural?)
Oh I don’t mind the nitpicking, thanks for the explanation! I (apparently erroneously) thought “demake” and “decompile” were synonyms. Guess I’m one of today’s 10000.
In that case the (now taken down, but forked a gazillion times) portal64 project would be a correct example of a demake, right?
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Username checks out, though I’m assuming you meant “demakes”?
Anyways, the demake I’m most familiar with is the in-progress Lego island. The YouTuber behind it documented part of the process in vlogs (linked on the GitHub page), so that might be an interesting starting point.
YouTube would be smart enough not to advertise Adobe creative cloud in the pre-roll ads of this video, right? Right???