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Sponsored threads look cut off if the post has an attached image that fails to load. I guess this wouldn't be an issue if they loaded properly, but should be an easy fix just setting some minimum height for the element right?
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Edit: Yup, setting a min height makes it look better, on PC at least.
CSS: 
.hb-sponsored-container {
    position: relative;
    min-height: 80px;
}
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All the attachments that don't work on kiwifarms.st works well on kiwifarms.jp. It is not a complaint or a grievance, I am just a little confused 🤨
 
Otis Mallebrok said:
All the attachments that don't work on kiwifarms.st works well on kiwifarms.jp. It is not a complaint or a grievance, I am just a little confused 🤨
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.jp polls remote S3 on uploads. directly, but .st does not. I'll look into that, sorry, was not aware.
 
This isn't a grievance really (sorry if it's the wrong thread) but I am curious. If the failed disks are just for attached media it should be pretty much write-once-read-many which should be fine for even shit-tier QLC ssds. Did you have trim enabled and running? I know btrfs does async trim automatically but I don't know how ZFS handles that.
 
SCV said:
This isn't a grievance really (sorry if it's the wrong thread) but I am curious. If the failed disks are just for attached media it should be pretty much write-once-read-many which should be fine for even shit-tier QLC ssds. Did you have trim enabled and running? I know btrfs does async trim automatically but I don't know how ZFS handles that.
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it was a mismatched bunch of consumer grade evo ssds that we've had for like 5+ years. It was also our MariaDB drive for most of that time. last year we added an NVMe SSD drive array for the database which helped enormously. before that the site was just failing randomly.
 
the draft i was working on in prospering grounds has disappeared. is this because of the disk maintenance or is there a time limit for when drafts are deleted if not edited after a certain amount of time?
 
Drafts are temporary. They are always temporary. Never any where does the draft indicate that it is a permanent place that can be relied on for permanent storage. It is unfathomable how many people do this.
 
Null said:
Drafts are temporary. They are always temporary. Never any where does the draft indicate that it is a permanent place that can be relied on for permanent storage. It is unfathomable how many people do this.
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is there a set time limit for when drafts are deleted? just for future reference
 
Null said:
Drafts are temporary. They are always temporary. Never any where does the draft indicate that it is a permanent place that can be relied on for permanent storage. It is unfathomable how many people do this.
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They use a "save" icon, "Save" as a word, and have the same name as the feature in my mail client that can store half-written mail permanently. From a UX standpoint, it is very fathomable how they read as permanent.
 
For some reason I can't update my profile tagline/text. When I try to it tells me I have to verify my email, but I've had a verified account for several years, any suggestions?
 
SCV said:
This isn't a grievance really (sorry if it's the wrong thread) but I am curious. If the failed disks are just for attached media it should be pretty much write-once-read-many which should be fine for even shit-tier QLC ssds. Did you have trim enabled and running? I know btrfs does async trim automatically but I don't know how ZFS handles that.
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Are we running ZFS here then?
I think ZFS does can do async trim, but that depends on the ZFS version. With a modern linux or FreeBSD it's probably OpenZFS with all its modern features.
I'd like to know alllll about it.

I used to run consumer grade toshiba harddisks in a production environment. You could set the TLER on those things.
I once saw a couple of Intel Optane NVMe PCIe x4 drives. The second generation that just came out before intel sold their ssd stuff. Just a pure Optane ssd. Perfect for L2ARC and ZIL.
Nowadays the server and storage market is a bit of a mess.
 
Random Troll said:
Are we running ZFS here then?
I think ZFS does can do async trim, but that depends on the ZFS version. With a modern linux or FreeBSD it's probably OpenZFS with all its modern features.
I'd like to know alllll about it.
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Null has said it's ZFS raid 10.

Random Troll said:
I used to run consumer grade toshiba harddisks in a production environment. You could set the TLER on those things.
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I've shot myself in the foot with disks where you couldn't set the TLER. I never realized the consumer toshibas had that. Although everything's software raid now anyway.

Random Troll said:
I once saw a couple of Intel Optane NVMe PCIe x4 drives. The second generation that just came out before intel sold their ssd stuff. Just a pure Optane ssd. Perfect for L2ARC and ZIL.
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Given how great their optane memory in DIMM slots would've been for LLMs I bet they are kicking themselves for shutting that down.

Random Troll said:
Nowadays the server and storage market is a bit of a mess.
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true dat.
 
I am having problems on the test site where I cannot upload a video while editing an OP for a lolcow in prospering grounds. I am having 30 different sounds and videos downloaded while it is being edited.

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