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#datamigration — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. Migration is an essential part of any Jira exit. That’s why we’re excited that the will become officially available this Wednesday with OpenProject 17.4 🚀.

    Released in Beta, it will already support real migration scenarios and will continue to improve together with our Community.

    With version 17.4, it also supports the import of basic custom fields. Learn more:

    🔗 openproject.org/blog/jira-migr

  2. Troubleshooting iMac to MacBook Air: A Personal Experience

    April 17, 2026 You’d think it is easy to upgrade your computer gear. Just buy a new computer, plug it in, and that's it. Well, let me share our experience replacing an old iMac. Not to give you the conclusion of our story, but just to say that it took us one week to get the new MacBook Air functional, while using words not appropriate in polite company. It began when Kathy’s 14-year-old iMac couldn’t load the Revenue Canada files needed to prepare taxes. We tried her 2-year-old iPad, […]

    andrasthehun.ca/2026/04/17/tro

  3. Troubleshooting iMac to MacBook Air: A Personal Experience

    April 17, 2026 You’d think it is easy to upgrade your computer gear. Just buy a new computer, plug it in, and that's it. Well, let me share our experience replacing an old iMac. Not to give you the conclusion of our story, but just to say that it took us one week to get the new MacBook Air functional, while using words not appropriate in polite company. It began when Kathy’s 14-year-old iMac couldn’t load the Revenue Canada files needed to prepare taxes. We tried her 2-year-old iPad, […]

    andrasthehun.ca/2026/04/17/tro

  4. Troubleshooting iMac to MacBook Air: A Personal Experience

    April 17, 2026 You’d think it is easy to upgrade your computer gear. Just buy a new computer, plug it in, and that's it. Well, let me share our experience replacing an old iMac. Not to give you the conclusion of our story, but just to say that it took us one week to get the new MacBook Air functional, while using words not appropriate in polite company. It began when Kathy’s 14-year-old iMac couldn’t load the Revenue Canada files needed to prepare taxes. We tried her 2-year-old iPad, […]

    andrasthehun.ca/2026/04/17/tro

  5. Troubleshooting iMac to MacBook Air: A Personal Experience

    April 17, 2026 You’d think it is easy to upgrade your computer gear. Just buy a new computer, plug it in, and that's it. Well, let me share our experience replacing an old iMac. Not to give you the conclusion of our story, but just to say that it took us one week to get the new MacBook Air functional, while using words not appropriate in polite company. It began when Kathy’s 14-year-old iMac couldn’t load the Revenue Canada files needed to prepare taxes. We tried her 2-year-old iPad, […]

    andrasthehun.ca/2026/04/17/tro

  6. Troubleshooting iMac to MacBook Air: A Personal Experience

    April 17, 2026 You’d think it is easy to upgrade your computer gear. Just buy a new computer, plug it in, and that's it. Well, let me share our experience replacing an old iMac. Not to give you the conclusion of our story, but just to say that it took us one week to get the new MacBook Air functional, while using words not appropriate in polite company. It began when Kathy’s 14-year-old iMac couldn’t load the Revenue Canada files needed to prepare taxes. We tried her 2-year-old iPad, […]

    andrasthehun.ca/2026/04/17/tro

  7. I finally defeated the final boss of my backup migration to Proton Drive.

    For months, I have been trying to sync my 500GB media library (around 80k files) to Proton Drive. Every single time, the sync crashed with the exact same error: "1 item failed to backup." The only clue I had was a blurry thumbnail named "Asset 1". No date, no metadata, no search tags.

    I was so frustrated that I even asked Proton support to completely wipe my encrypted volume so I could start from scratch. The result was exactly the same.

    Finding this file became a manual protocol. I spent months periodically scanning through thousands of files just looking for a visual match to that tiny thumbnail. I finally found it today. It was an old scan from 2017. It was completely frozen - uneditable, unindexed, and gave an error when I tried to export it from my phone.

    I managed to track it down via macOS. When I forced an export there, the truth came out: it was not an image at all. It was a .pdf file somehow saved into the photo gallery, and it was silently breaking the entire upload queue.

    Removing it fixed everything. The sync is finally 100% complete. The relief of finally closing this mental background process is unmatched.

    #ProtonDrive #SelfHosted #DataHoarder #TechSupport #Backup #TechPhilosophy #DataMigration #Fediverse #Proton

  8. I finally defeated the final boss of my backup migration to Proton Drive.

    For months, I have been trying to sync my 500GB media library (around 80k files) to Proton Drive. Every single time, the sync crashed with the exact same error: "1 item failed to backup." The only clue I had was a blurry thumbnail named "Asset 1". No date, no metadata, no search tags.

    I was so frustrated that I even asked Proton support to completely wipe my encrypted volume so I could start from scratch. The result was exactly the same.

    Finding this file became a manual protocol. I spent months periodically scanning through thousands of files just looking for a visual match to that tiny thumbnail. I finally found it today. It was an old scan from 2017. It was completely frozen - uneditable, unindexed, and gave an error when I tried to export it from my phone.

    I managed to track it down via macOS. When I forced an export there, the truth came out: it was not an image at all. It was a .pdf file somehow saved into the photo gallery, and it was silently breaking the entire upload queue.

    Removing it fixed everything. The sync is finally 100% complete. The relief of finally closing this mental background process is unmatched.

    #ProtonDrive #SelfHosted #DataHoarder #TechSupport #Backup #TechPhilosophy #DataMigration #Fediverse #Proton

  9. I finally defeated the final boss of my backup migration to Proton Drive.

    For months, I have been trying to sync my 500GB media library (around 80k files) to Proton Drive. Every single time, the sync crashed with the exact same error: "1 item failed to backup." The only clue I had was a blurry thumbnail named "Asset 1". No date, no metadata, no search tags.

    I was so frustrated that I even asked Proton support to completely wipe my encrypted volume so I could start from scratch. The result was exactly the same.

    Finding this file became a manual protocol. I spent months periodically scanning through thousands of files just looking for a visual match to that tiny thumbnail. I finally found it today. It was an old scan from 2017. It was completely frozen - uneditable, unindexed, and gave an error when I tried to export it from my phone.

    I managed to track it down via macOS. When I forced an export there, the truth came out: it was not an image at all. It was a .pdf file somehow saved into the photo gallery, and it was silently breaking the entire upload queue.

    Removing it fixed everything. The sync is finally 100% complete. The relief of finally closing this mental background process is unmatched.

    #ProtonDrive #SelfHosted #DataHoarder #TechSupport #Backup #TechPhilosophy #DataMigration #Fediverse #Proton

  10. Struggling with OST files? Discover easy ways to convert OST to PST using manual methods and the best converter tools without risking your Outlook data.

    #mymobprice #OutlookTips #OSTtoPST #EmailRecovery #TechGuide #DataMigration

    mymobprice.com/how-to-convert-

  11. I had 180+ eBooks buried on a NAS and needed them in #Drupal11. Instead of the "soul-crushing" manual route, I built a migration engine using NFS mounts and the Migrate API.

    The result? 20 years of files imported in 20 minutes. Now the real work begins: unlocking the knowledge inside.

    Read the technical breakdown: drupalodyssey.com/go/LHWWOHlhH

    #SelfHosted #Drupal #OpenSource #DataMigration

  12. Thinking about cloud migration? Beware of Legacy Friction 🏗️.

    ​Our OPM analysis shows migrating data creates major bottlenecks and inaccuracies. It's a process failure, not just a technical one. Shaolin Data Science maps your data flow to eliminate these risks before you hit the button.

    #DataMigration #CloudArchitecture #ProcessEfficiency #ShaolinDataScience

  13. Your ultimate Odoo Sales Import Guide is here! Learn to import sales orders flawlessly with our detailed steps. Boost efficiency now! #Odoo #SalesImport #ERP #DataMigration #OdooTutorial

    teguhteja.id/odoo-sales-import

  14. Is your data ready for the move to SAP Public Cloud?
    Many organizations overlook this step—leading to challenges in performance, compliance, and agility.
    Discover how JiVS IMP and SAP HANA Cloud solutions ensure a clean, modular core that supports innovation.

    Read the full blog: 2isolutionsus.com/blog/the-cle

    #SAPPublicCloud #CleanCore #DataMigration #RISEwithSAP #GrowwithSAP #sapimplementation #saphana #saperp #business #erp #erpsolutions #sapsolutions #sapconsultant #sapbusinessone

  15. CW: Introduction and photo with eye contact

    I am a #ComputerNerd and I specialize in #Storage #DataMigration services for a living. With this account, I post about #InformationTechnology, #Cloud services, #Security, #OperatingSystems, #Computers and follow accounts that discuss these topics. I work mostly with and/or prefer #PreSales, #ProfessionalServices, #macOS, #UNIX, #NetApp #ONTAP, #Dell #Isilon #PowerScale, #NAS, #SAN, #Perl, #KornShell, #Bash #Shell, #Awk, #AWS, #GCP, #Azure
    #Introduction

  16. #Introduction now that I moved to my own private instance.
    I am a #ComputerNerd and I specialize in #Storage #DataMigration services for a living. With this account, I will share about #InformationTechnology, #Cloud services, #Security, #OperatingSystems, #Gadgets and follow accounts that discuss these topics.

  17. @[email protected]:

    Socialhome.Network as a searchable federation archive


    The Socialhome node socialhome.network/ is both widely federated AND searchable by non-members. It displays both posts AND profile pages even to non-members, which is NOT the case for Diaspora* pods.

    If you're looking for specific content from a now-defunct pod, Socialhome may be able to turn that up for you.

    You can search for a specific profile by the its handle, e.g., [email protected] or [email protected], for my present and now-defunct Joindiaspora profiles, using the site's Search feature.

    My (now-offline at origin) Joindiaspora profile appears as:

    socialhome.network/p/702b2f0c-…

    Note that the profile GUID is NOT the same as it would be for my Joindiaspora profle itself (`d8210c0de509264f``). The Diaspora* GUID can be used to construct a URL visible from the Diaspora* Pod you have an account on and are logged in to, but not as a globally-viewable third-party-accessible URL. Socialhome solves this problem.

    That is, if you are on Glasswings, this URL links to my Joindiaspora profile:

    diaspora.glasswings.com/people…

    But if you're not, it won't. Glasswings users might try a different pod such as Diasp.org:

    diasp.org/people/d8210c0de5092…

    Instead, third-party visitors are presented with a log-in / registration page. Socialhome solves this problem specifically.

    There may be additional features / API apparent at the Socialhome GitLab repo: git.feneas.org/socialhome/soci…

    Noting that that is a FENEAS URL, also likely to go offline in the near future, GitHub:

    github.com/jaywink/socialhome

    Limitations


    The downsides to Socialhome seem to be that:
    • References to content and profiles does not follow Diaspora*-assigned GUIDs. That is, there's no automated way to refernece a specific post or profile.
    • I'm not seeing an obvious way of exposing a JSON abstract of posts or profiles --- the Diaspora* trick of appending .json to the end of a URL does not work, and I'm not seeing a JSON abstract in the raw HTML. There may still be an API.
    Photos are displayed but appear to be served from the original host, not separately federated. Once the origin host goes offline, photo links / embeds will be broken.

    It's not clear how widely or deeply content is federated, though some should be better than none. This option was brought to my attention by @isaackuo in comments here.

    #Diaspora #DataArchival #Federation #SocialHome #Pluspora #Joindiaspora #DataMigration #Archives #Plexodus #GooglePlus #GPlus #FENEAS