That’s true. My point, however, is that the narrative around Valve is that they’re the “good guy”. In reality they’re just not as awful as the rest and are only doing the bare minimum. They’re part of the problem. You’ll never in a million years convince me that gaben is a decent guy when he owns 6 yachts. The biggest one even has a hospital, it’s ridiculous.

They are ridiculously profitable though, yet they still maintain their 30% cut.

Do “average people” use lemmy and browse the “technology” community?

They’re a memory manufacturer, what did you expect the answer to be? It also wasn’t “spectacularly sarcastic”, don’t be dramatic. I was just pretty surprised that you weren’t aware of how shitty they are. Memory manufacturers called themselves a “cartel” and have been fined for price fixing in the past too. So this isn’t unexpected or new for them.

Besides killing their consumer brand (Crucial), not honoring warranties and price gouging literally the entire world?

But also fuck micron. If this impacts them negatively, I support it.

You can’t buy them standalone. There’s no way to compare them.

You misread. OP mentioned price/performance, and I think you’re referring to performance/watt.

That doesn’t make it any less harmful.

Well, if you’re storing data you care about on your server you kind of need to have redundancy. The best filesystem for that (imo) is ZFS so yes, you should use that (or something similar). Apparently you do use a “scalable storage solution” but you also seem fond of mystery.

If one of the raidz drives is removed from the array, and you’re not encrypting your datasets, someone could recover data from the drive.

The solution is in the question. Just encrypt the dataset.

If you’re using a raidz array (which you should) the data would be irrecoverable anyways when you dispose of a single drive, wouldn’t it? Also, why would you throw away a server drive that still works?

Does that matter if you’re self hosting and not exposing it to the internet?

That’s a bit odd considering how much more popular Immich is, but ok.

Any reason to pick this over Immich?

Doesn’t keepass only work on a single device? Meaning that you have to handle syncing the database file yourself. I prefer selfhosting vaultwarden. Maybe these changes will make me migrate to something else but for now I’m very satisfied with vaultwarden and the bitwarden client.