#networkattachedstorage — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #networkattachedstorage, aggregated by home.social.
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Blackmagic expands Resolve with new Photo page & cameras
Blackmagic Design has introduced a range of new cameras and production products alongside DaVinci Resolve 21, which adds…
#NewsBeep #News #Technology #ArtificialIntelligence(AI) #AU #Australia #blackmagicdesign #HFR #macOS #Motiongraphics #Networkattachedstorage(NAS) #vfx #VisualEffects #Windows
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The first beta release of TrueNAS 26, code named Halfmoon, is released with OpenZFS 2.4 and 10X performance gains.
Read what's new in TrueNAS 26-BETA1 here: https://ostechnix.com/truenas-26-beta-released/
#Truenas26 #Nas #Beta #Releases #Openzfs #NetworkAttachedStorage
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https://www.europesays.com/ie/346179/ WD unifies creator storage range under G-DRIVE brand #Archiving #ContentCreation #DataManagement #DataProtection #DataStorage #DisasterRecovery(DR) #Éire #EnterpriseStorage #HardDrives #HDD #IE #Ireland #ITInfrastructure #NetworkAttachedStorage(NAS) #Photography #Raid #Technology #Thunderbolt3 #WD #WDGold #WesternDigital
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UGREEN wants your private cloud to think for itself with new AI NAS lineup
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://nerds.xyz/2026/02/ugreen-ai-nas-lineup/
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Learn what Openmediavault (OMV) is, how to install latest openmediavault 8 using its ISO and how to install OMV 8 on Debian 13 Linux.
Step-by-Step tutorial: https://ostechnix.com/install-openmediavault-step-by-step/
#Openmediavault #omv #InstallOpenmediavault8 #NAS #Debian13 #Opensource #Linux #NetworkAttachedStorage
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#RaspberryPi Projekte fürs #Heimnetz ist diese Woche Thema im @ct_uplink
@ndi hat @OpenCloud auf einem Raspi hochgezogen, samt #CollaboraOnline #Office, Andrijan Möcker hat #NAS Gehäuse für den Raspi getestet und Peter Siering mit #OpenWRT den Kleinstrechner in einen #Router verwandelt.
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Western Digital unveils new storage range for Australian users
Western Digital has announced a range of data storage products intended t…
#NewsBeep #News #Technology #AcronisTrueImage #AU #Australasia #Australia #Australian #Consumertech #creators #DataSecurity #DataStorage #Devices #Gamers #gaming #harddrives #macOS #Networkattachedstorage(NAS) #PlayStation #raid #SolidStateDrives #storage #Thunderbolt3 #usb-c #WesternAustralia #WesternDigital #Windows #Xbox
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Synology caves, walks back some drive restrictions on upcoming NAS models - If you were considering the purchase of a Synology NAS but w... - https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/10/synology-caves-walks-back-some-drive-restrictions-on-upcoming-nas-models/ #networkattachedstorage #enterprisestorage #harddiskdrive #synologydsm #harddrive #synology #storage #biz #tech #dsm #hdd #nas
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MINISFORUM N5 Pro is a 5-bay NAS with AMD Strix Point, up to 96GB RAM, 10 GbE LAN, and OCuLink
Mini PC maker MINISFORUM is branching out into the network-attached storage space. The upcoming MINISFORUM N5 Pro is a NAS with support for up to five hard drives plus three PCIe NVMe SSDs.
But what really makes it stand out are some of the computer’s other features like an AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX PRO 370 Strix Point processor, support for up to 96GB of RAM, a 10 GbE LAN port, and support for […]
#ces2025 #minisforum #minisforumN5Pro #nas #networkAttachedStorage
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QNAP firmware update leaves NAS owners locked out of their boxes - A recent firmware pushed to QNAP network attached storage (NAS) devices le... - https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/11/qnap-firmware-update-leaves-nas-owners-locked-out-of-their-boxes/ #networkattachedstorage #firmwareupdates #security #biz #tech #qnap #nas
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I am a #CitizenScientist at heart, and it bothers me not that #technology is prevalent and powerful (high speed, high storage capacity), but that such improvement of our technology is gatekept behind massive #paywalls.
(TL;DR: the cost of a portable genome sequencer and also data storage makes it unattainable to collaborate as a citizen scientist, and that makes me big mad 😡!! I know we can do something about it.)
I dream of an internet #infrastructure that would enable me, and others, to #democratize data, storage space, and processing power. Such would bolster research and study across many fields of knowledge.
Allow me to set the scene.
- A #PublicCommons #CommunityMesh #MeshNetwork interlinks public and private schools, weather broadcast stations, public government buildings, medical facilities, public transit centers, large housing complexes, and observation towers in public parks for civil and public academic use. Low-power Radio Wide Area Networks (#LoRaWAN) might prove useful here for environmental sensors.
- #FreedomBox or no-assembly-required #SelfHosting #cloudlet solutions bring #FaultTolerance to the hands of #WebService architects.
- #NetworkAttachedStorage (#NAS) equips locations connected to the network with an opportunity to share _some_ data storage capacity as a cache for the functions of the greater network. (In my opinion, altruistic features should be opt-out conditions.) Such might confer a cache of operable @wikifunctions representations.
- #UniformResourceName (#URN) resolvers (e.g., such as for #DOI, #ARC, #ISBN, #IPFS) give us what we need to collaborate as communities to organize our #DataSets and to distribute amongst our community the load of resolving names of data to their resources.
- the #ResourceDescriptionFramework, or #RDF, lets us claim to properties, attributes and metainformation of a resource. This is useful for cataloging and searching through datasets to find pertinent information. (E.g., by category: music, video, lectures; photos, figures, charts, diagrams; databases, manifests, ledgers, logs; etc.)
- #Peer2Peer clients create a distributed #ComputeFabric for domains of interest.
Major hubs of the network publish off-loadable functions in "initiatives" to: collect, clean, stage, process, recollect, and report sets of data for research within their pertinent areas of interest. (E.g., universities or parks might produce functions to operationalize a project to collect and study evidence of climate change.)
Client-Devices subscribe to the initiatives that their owner finds worthwhile and commit to serving requests they receive for such functions.
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The scene is set. Now we imagine:
You subscribe to a citizen science initiative and travel anywhere with your portable sensor(s): a #GenomeSequencer or #Spectrometer, a #SchumannResonance or #Radiation detector, a #Barometer or #Thermometer or #Hygrometer or #Decibellometer.
You take #measurements, name them and fill in whatever #metadata about them you can. When you submit your dataset to the network, the publishers of every #initiative of which you are part are notified so that others can search for it through them via the metadata you ascribed to the dataset. When others search for and find your dataset, they, too, can process it according the functions within the network.
By this our internet would become a virtual meta-machine; this could assist in the symbiotization of #civilian #academy and #inventive #altruism.
(TL;DR: the cost of portable genome sequencers and data storage makes it hard to collaborate as a citizen scientist, and that makes me big mad 😡!! I know we can do something about it.)
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I am a #CitizenScientist at heart, and it bothers me not that #technology is prevalent and powerful (high speed, high storage capacity), but that such improvement of our technology is gatekept behind massive #paywalls.
(TL;DR: the cost of a portable genome sequencer and also data storage makes it unattainable to collaborate as a citizen scientist, and that makes me big mad 😡!! I know we can do something about it.)
I dream of an internet #infrastructure that would enable me, and others, to #democratize data, storage space, and processing power. Such would bolster research and study across many fields of knowledge.
Allow me to set the scene.
- A #PublicCommons #CommunityMesh #MeshNetwork interlinks public and private schools, weather broadcast stations, public government buildings, medical facilities, public transit centers, large housing complexes, and observation towers in public parks for civil and public academic use. Low-power Radio Wide Area Networks (#LoRaWAN) might prove useful here for environmental sensors.
- #FreedomBox or no-assembly-required #SelfHosting #cloudlet solutions bring #FaultTolerance to the hands of #WebService architects.
- #NetworkAttachedStorage (#NAS) equips locations connected to the network with an opportunity to share _some_ data storage capacity as a cache for the functions of the greater network. (In my opinion, altruistic features should be opt-out conditions.) Such might confer a cache of operable @wikifunctions representations.
- #UniformResourceName (#URN) resolvers (e.g., such as for #DOI, #ARC, #ISBN, #IPFS) give us what we need to collaborate as communities to organize our #DataSets and to distribute amongst our community the load of resolving names of data to their resources.
- the #ResourceDescriptionFramework, or #RDF, lets us claim to properties, attributes and metainformation of a resource. This is useful for cataloging and searching through datasets to find pertinent information. (E.g., by category: music, video, lectures; photos, figures, charts, diagrams; databases, manifests, ledgers, logs; etc.)
- #Peer2Peer clients create a distributed #ComputeFabric for domains of interest.
Major hubs of the network publish off-loadable functions in "initiatives" to: collect, clean, stage, process, recollect, and report sets of data for research within their pertinent areas of interest. (E.g., universities or parks might produce functions to operationalize a project to collect and study evidence of climate change.)
Client-Devices subscribe to the initiatives that their owner finds worthwhile and commit to serving requests they receive for such functions.
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The scene is set. Now we imagine:
You subscribe to a citizen science initiative and travel anywhere with your portable sensor(s): a #GenomeSequencer or #Spectrometer, a #SchumannResonance or #Radiation detector, a #Barometer or #Thermometer or #Hygrometer or #Decibellometer.
You take #measurements, name them and fill in whatever #metadata about them you can. When you submit your dataset to the network, the publishers of every #initiative of which you are part are notified so that others can search for it through them via the metadata you ascribed to the dataset. When others search for and find your dataset, they, too, can process it according the functions within the network.
By this our internet would become a virtual meta-machine; this could assist in the symbiotization of #civilian #academy and #inventive #altruism.
(TL;DR: the cost of portable genome sequencers and data storage makes it hard to collaborate as a citizen scientist, and that makes me big mad 😡!! I know we can do something about it.)
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UGREEN’s NAS devices have 12th-gen Intel chips and M.2 SSD support (crowdfunding begins March 12 for $240 and up)
Earlier this month PC and mobile accessory maker UGREEN announced plans to enter the network-attached storage (NAS) space with an impressive looking line of products that look pretty competitive when it comes to processing power and storage capabilities.
Now the company has revealed that a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for the UGREEN NASync […] -
To #backup my family's 2 2TB #MacBook #MacBookPro #MacBookAir #M1 I use #timemachine & 4 Samsung 2B #T5 external SSDs : 2 on each machine for drive failure redundancy. This is not cheap & only ok while space permits & not sufficiently automatic while at home as it requires action to plug in drives to make a backup. Which 8TB #networkattachedstorage #NAS solution for automatic background backup only costs less than 800 € and has simple #redundancy against drive failure? Is #RAID even needed?
