Hi friends. I have a Sunsun HW-303b canister filter, and the head o-ring could use some replacement. Does anyone know offhand what the dimensions are or where I could find out? Hardware stores in my area usually carry a wide variety of o-rings, so I was thinking I could pick one up now instead of ordering it and waiting.

Very sorry for people who have lost funds in #AtomicWallet.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/atomic-wallet-hacks-lead-to-over-35-million-in-crypto-stolen/
I hope funds can be recovered - I understand that people are carefully tracking the funds on chain.
Things like this make people understandably nervous and scared. For the record - Arculus does not save your recovery phrase. With Arculus, private keys are not on your phone; they are stored on the Arculus card's hardware secure element and they cannot be removed from the card's secure element. Private keys are generated on the card and never leave the card.

I'm still gathering hardware to set up.
So far, I have an Optiplex 3020 with a core i5, with 16G of RAM and a smallish SSD (240GB) for the OS and executables. I'm waiting on a Coral, which will be the USB variant. I have an Amcrest camera just to get started wit config. My setup will have a maximum of 8 cameras.
I have an 8TB USB drive, but am considering something different for video storage considering the warnings about how video wears regular drives pretty heavily. Also, I don't think I actually want to store that much video. I would, OTOH, like the video storage to be reliable.
I'm considering smaller WD Purple or Seagate Skyhawk drives. So... I've been reading about zfs and zfs pools. I know that there are some tricks to getting a zfs pool to remount correctly (setting up by id, seems to be the way to go).
Are there any serious downsides or special considerations to setting up a s 3 disk level 5 pool for Frigate? Is this overkill? A bad idea? A good idea?

New Year's Revolution 2006 (Raw)
Date: January 8th
Location: Pepsi Centre, Albany, New York
Attendance: 11,000
Commentators: Joey Styles & Jerry Lawler
Card:
Fatal 4 way for Women's Championship
Ashley vs Lita (c) vs Trish Stratus vs Mickie James
Gregory Helms vs Jerry Lawler
Intercontinental Championship
Tajiri vs Kane (c)
World Tag Team Championships
Heart Throbs vs Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch (c) #
Snitsky vs Shelton Benjamin
Victoria vs Candice Michelle
Elimination Chamber for WWE Championship
John Cena (c, #4) vs Big Show (#6) vs Triple H (#2) vs Chris Masters (#5) vs Shawn Michaels (#1) vs Carlito (#3)
(Bischoff is pissed off about Smackdown winning at Survivor Series and in his last act as Raw GM that as punishment for the loss to Smackdown; Cena must defend his belt inside the EC and since Michaels and HHH were also on that team, they too have to endure the Chamber. Kane is exempt due to his status as IC champ, so the last three spots are filled by qualifying matches won by Carlito, Masters & Big Show respectively)
Eliminations: Masters submits Michaels in the masterlock; Show pins HHH; Carlito pins show; Cena pins Masters; Cena pins Carlito
Money In The Bank Cash-in
Edge vs John Cena (c)
Royal Rumble 2006 (Dual-brand)
Date: January 29th
Location: American Airlines Arena, Miami, Florida
Attendance: 16,000
Commentators: Joey Styles & Jerry Lawler (Raw); Michael Cole & Tazz (Smackdown)
Card:
Cruiserweight Championship
Psicosis vs Kid Kash (C)
Last Man Standing Match
Ric Flair vs Triple H (Flair wants to beat some respect into his former student; HHH wants to put his former mentor in the retirement home)
Intercontinental Championship
Kane (C) vs Gregory Helms
WWE Championship
Edge (c) W/Lita vs John Cena (by DQ) (Cena says Edge took advantage of him at his weakest because he was too cowardly to cash in on him in a one-on-one match and cashes in his rematch clause. Edge says he outsmarted Cena at NYR and would love to do it again. Lita hits Cena with a low blow to get Edge disqualified)
World Heavyweight Championship
Kurt Angle (c) vs JBL (JBL wins a #1 contender battle royal on Smackdown and wants to prove he is a wrestling god. Angle wants to shut JBL up)
Royal Rumble match notes:

• Rey Mysterio (#1) wins eliminating Randy Orton (#25) last
• The final four are Mysterio, Orton, Michaels (#27) & Undertaker (#30)
• Mysterio is the match's iron man
• Chris Masters (#18) gets the most eliminations
• Rob Van Dam (#2, returning from injury), Mike Awesome (#5), Sabu (#19) & Mick Foley (#26) are surprise entrants

No Way Out 2006 (Smackdown)
Date: February 19th
Location: 1st Mariner Arena, Baltimore, Maryland
Attendance: 11,000
Commentators: Michael Cole & Tazz
Card:
Cruiserweight Championship
Kid Kash (c) vs Scotty 2 Hotty
Finlay vs Stevie Richards
Bobby Lashley vs Booker T
United States Championship
JBL vs Rey Mysterio (c)
WWE Tag Team Championships
MnM (c) vs Super Crazy & Psicosis
Randy Orton vs Chris Benoit (via feet on the ropes)
WWE Championship
Undertaker vs Kurt Angle (c) (Same match as IRL)
WrestleMania 22 (Dual-brand)
Date: April 2nd
Location: Allstate Arena, Chicago, Illinois
Attendance: 17,155
Commentators: Michael Cole & Tazz (Smackdown); JR & Jerry Lawler (Raw, JR's first night back)
Card:
Money In The Bank Ladder Match
Matt Hardy vs Mark Henry vs Rob Van Dam vs Bobby Lashley vs Finlay vs Ric Flair
Triple Threat for World Tag Team Championships
Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch (c) vs Carlito & Chris Masters vs Big Show & Kane
United States Championship
Kid Kash vs JBL (C)
Intercontinental Championship
Shelton Benjamin vs Gregory Helms (c)
WWE Tag Team Championships
Paul London & Brian Kendrick vs MnM (c)
Interbrand match
Booker T vs Shawn Michaels
Undertaker vs Chris Benoit (Benoit becomes streak victim #14)
Hardcore match
Mr McMahon vs Mick Foley (Foley comes on the raw after the Rumble and is interupted by Vince, who mocks him for never really having a big WM moment whilst he has had dozens. Foley says he has given his body for Vince and this is how he thanks him? He challenges Vince to this match which he accepts. Foley finally gets his big WM moment)
Women's Championship
Mickie James vs Trish Stratus (c)
Triple threat for WWE Championship
John Cena vs Triple H vs Edge (c) (Trips doesn't want to waste any more time getting back up the card and beats Cena in a #1 contender match on Raw. However, Cena still wants revenge on Edge so the match is made a triple threat. Edge just wants to remain champ and retains with help from Lita)
3 way dance for World Heavyweight Championship
Kurt Angle (c) vs Rey Mysterio vs Randy Orton (Orton gets added to this match after beating Angle on Smackdown. Mysterio wants to fulfill his childhood dream, Orton wants to kill the legend of the Olympic Gold Medalist and Angle just wants to hold on to his belt) (Angle eliminates Orton; Mysterio eliminates Angle)
Backlash 2006 (Raw)
Date: April 30th
Location: Rupp Arena, Lexington, Kentucky
Attendance: 14,000
Commentators: JR & Jerry Lawler
Card:
World Tag Team Championship
Kane & Big Show vs Carlito & Chris Masters (c)
Umaga vs Ric Flair (Umaga debuts on the Raw after Mania)
Ladder match for Money In The Bank Contract
Triple H vs Rob Van Dam (HHH is pissed off after taking the fall at Mania, and wants desperately to be champ again, prompting him to challenge RVD to this match. RVD accepts)
30 minute iron man match for Intercontinental Championship
Shelton Benjamin vs Gregory Helms (c) (3-2)
Women's Championship
Mickie James (c) vs Trish Stratus (double countout)
Triple threat for WWE Championship
Shawn Michaels vs John Cena vs Edge (c) W/Lita (Cena wants to kick Edge's arse after Mania, Michaels is added to this match as a reward for winning the interbrand match at Mania and wants one more championship reign, Edge says he'll be champ forever and Cena will never be able to beat him)

I'm in need of an Windows wizard skilled in the black art of certificates.
Statement of the Problem: An invalid (self-signed) CA certificate which the browser (Chrome) says it's using, can't be found by standard Windows tools so it can be removed. If you have skills in this area and are willing to give me a few minutes of your time and, if you can, your expertise -- read on.
Background: I am building out a small proof-of-concept self-hosted environment in Docker on Windows 10 (yeah, I know...) so I can prove to myself that I know what I'm doing with Docker before I invest in more suitable hardware. The reason I'm posting here (instead of selfhosted) is that there is no issue with the containers in that they run and are are reachable over HTTP, but not over HTTPS despite that SSL certificates have been issued by Let's Encrypt using NGINX Proxy Manager. I've identified a bogus CA certificate present on the box because it is self-signed by "Linuxserver.io". It appears that this is being presented when I connect to that Docker service over SSL instead of the one from Let's Encrypt (validity of certificate ensured through a https://crt.sh lookup), and therefore the connection fails.
Details of Identified Certificate: I deployed the 'grocy' Docker container and then hit localhost on the host port of 8443. The connection is made but of course the browser (Chrome) reports 'Not Secure' as the 'Issued To' and 'Issued By' are both 'Linuxserver.io' for "Organization" as shown in https://imgur.com/a/HRJJwsC. The 'Details' tab identifies the serial number as "3E:ED:D6:ED:3D:27:47:36:B3:A4:02:70:FB:13:66:A8:48:75:7B:96" as identified in https://imgur.com/a/tuk4ZpX .
Troubleshooting: At this point, armed with the 'Issuer' Linuxserver.io and 'Serial Number' 3EEDD6ED3D274736B3A40270FB1366A848757B96, I thought the process would be straight-forward. Alas, clearly the browser knows there's a certificate but Windows can't find a certificate with that issuer or serial number.
PowerShell
All of the following return no matches.
PS C:\Windows\system32> Get-ChildItem Cert:\LocalMachine\Root\ where { $_.issuer -eq "Linuxserver.io" }
PS C:\Windows\system32> Get-ChildItem Cert:\LocalMachine\CA where { $_.issuer -eq "Linuxserver.io" }
PS C:\Windows\system32> Get-ChildItem Cert:\CurrentUser\Root\ where { $_.issuer -eq "Linuxserver.io" }
PS C:\Windows\system32> Get-ChildItem Cert:\CurrentUser\CA where { $_.issuer -eq "Linuxserver.io" }
certmgr.msc
All of the following return no matches.
Action > Find Certificates > Find in All Certificate Stores > Serial Number > 3EEDD6ED3D274736B3A40270FB1366A848757B96
Action > Find Certificates > Find in All Certificate Stores > Issued By > Linuxserver.io
Action > Find Certificates > Find in All Certificate Stores > Issued To > Linuxserver.io
certutil.exe
All of the following return no matches.
C:\>certutil -store ca findstr /i 3EEDD6ED3D274736B3A40270FB1366A848757B96
C:\>certutil -store my findstr /i 3EEDD6ED3D274736B3A40270FB1366A848757B96
C:\>certutil -store root findstr /i 3EEDD6ED3D274736B3A40270FB1366A848757B96
So, the question is how do I delete an existing certificate that the browser says it's using, but Windows can't find. Any Windows sysadmins out there that can solve this issue, suggest additional troubleshooting steps or spot my stupidity?

I’m 14 with $50 I’m willing to spend to start out. I just want to make small things, and I have Home Depot, Lowe’s, and a few small hardware stores around me. What are some things I should get?

Timestamp: https://imgur.com/a/aVxowFa
Trades: MP5 folding stock, 20 rd USGI AR mags, USGI 1911 mags, USGI M1 carbine mags. There's probably more I'm missing, so if there's something you want to trade just let me know - the worst I can say is no.
Howdy all, been doing some major spring cleaning and as such. When I got my new job, I bought a bunch of clothes I thought I would need (since I didn't have any "nice" clothes at the time) to wear to the office. Quickly realized that most of the people there wear t shirts and jeans, so I'm just purging the stuff that either doesn't fit, or I haven't worn in a couple years (or both). Some of the items have never been worn. For reference, I'm 5' 9" 175 lbs and usually wear between size 32 - 34 size pants depending on manufacturer.
To keep it easy, the pricing for ALL COTHING is TV/SV $20 shipped. Bags have their own TV/SV in their description below. Willing to add or receive cash to offset trade values.
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Pants
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1. Gustin Selvedge dark Indigo jeans

• Color: Dark Wash
• Fit: Straight
• Size: size 35x31, currently cuffed to ~28" inseam
• Material: 100% cone mills cotton

2. Banana Republic Aiden Slim Fit Chino

• Color: Dark Gray
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 90% cotton, 8% Elasterell-p, 2% elastane

3. Banana Republic Aiden Slim Fit Chino

• Color: Navy
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 90% cotton, 8% Elasterell-p, 2% elastane

4. Banana Republic Aiden Slim Fit Chino

• Color: Khaki
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 90% cotton, 8% Elasterell-p, 2% elastane

5. Banana Republic Slim Fit Tech Chino

• Color: Olive
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 55% cotton, 39% poly, 6% spandex

6. Banana Republic Slim Fit Tech Chino

• Color: Dark Gray
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 55% cotton, 39% poly, 6% spandex

7. Banana Republic Slim Fit Tech Chino

• Color: Dark Blue (not quite navy)
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 55% cotton, 39% poly, 6% spandex

8. Banana Republic Slim Fit Tech Chino

• Color: Sand
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: - 55% cotton, 39% poly, 6% spandex

9. Banana Republic Rapid Movement Denim

• Color: Dark Wash
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 92% cotton, 6% Elasterell-p, 2% elastane

10. Banana Republic stretch denim

• Color: Dark wash - worn, so color is slightly faded
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 86% Cotton, 7% poly, 5% elasterell-p, 2% spandex

11. Bonobos Washed Chino in slim

• Color: Carmel
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 98% cotton 2% elastane

12. Bonobos Washed Chino in slim

• Color: Olive
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x30
• Material: 98% cotton 2% elastane

13. Bonobos Weekday Warriors

• Color: Coffee
• Fit: Slim
• Size: 32x32
• Material: 100% cotton

14. Bonobos OG Traveler jeans

• Color: Light Gray
• Fit: Straight
• Size: 30/30
• Material: 98% cotton 2% spandex

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Polos
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1. Uniqlo cotton pique polo

• Color: Light Blue
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 73% cotton, 27% poly

2. Uniqlo cotton pique polo

• Color: White
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 73% cotton, 27% poly
• NOTE: There is a small discoloration on the front bottom hem. Since I'm Italian, I would guess pasta sauce 🤌

3. J Crew Garment dyed polo

• Color: Dark blue
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 100% Cotton

4.J Crew Garment dyed polo

• Color: Kelly Green (ish)
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 100% cotton

5.J Crew Garment dyed polo

• Color: Mid Gray
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 100% cotton

6. J Crew Garment dyed polo

• Color: White
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 100% cotton

7. J Crew/Jeans polo

• Color: Olive
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 100% cotton

8. Banana Republic Performance Pique Polo

• Color: Heather Blue
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 96% Cotton, 4% Spandex

9. Banana Republic Luxury Touch polo

• Color: White
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 100% cotton

10. Banana Republic Sweater polo

• Color: Navy
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 100% supima cotton

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Shirts/Hoodies
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1. Banana Republic Vintage Tee long sleeve henley

• Color: Light Gray
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium
• Material: 50% poly, 38% cotton, 12% Viscose

2. Banana Republic Merino Wool Blend Hoodie

• Color: Navy/Blue/Gray birdseye pattern
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Small
• Material: 60% Merino Wool, 40% acrylic

3. Banana Republic Oxford

• Color: Light Blue with dark blue branch print
• Fit: Slim
• Size: Medium
• Material: 100% Cotton

4. J Crew Oxford

• Color: Carmel Windowpane
• Fit: Slim (very)
• Size: Medium
• Material: 100% cotton

5. Wallace and Barnes (J Crew) Flannel button down

• Color: Green and Black plaid
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Small
• Material: 100% cotton

6. Banana Republic Camp collar floral shirt

• Color: White floral print
• Fit: N/A
• Size: Medium.
• Material: 100% Rayon

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Bags
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1. Coach Men's Burgundy/Black Leather Ultimate brief - A great messenger bag that I used for a few years at work to carry my laptop to and from the office. Used, but not abused. Purchased from a Coach Outlet store. The pebbled leather is in excellent condition and clean, no blemishes that I can see. Dimensions are approximately 16" x 5" x 12". Will comfortably fit a 15" laptop + various accoutrements. Strap is in excellent shape and metal hardware is not visibly worn. - TV $70 $50, SV $60 $40
2. J. Crew Men's Abingdon waxed canvas bag- Purchased from J. Crew around the same time as the coach bag, been sitting in my closet ever since. Brand new, never used, tags still on it. Dimensions are approximately 15" x 5" x 11". It should also house a 15" laptop without issue. - TV $50 $40, SV $40 $30

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When the App Store first introduced the ability to download applications, developers typically released updates about three times a year. However, in today's fast-paced mobile landscape, it is not uncommon to see apps being updated four times a week. What drives this constant cycle of updates, and why have they become so frequent? In this blog, we will delve into the reasons behind the prevalence of app updates, examining studies, customer reviews, and insights from industry professionals to shed light on this phenomenon.
During the early years of the App Store, developers released updates relatively infrequently. Their primary purpose was to fix crashes and bugs, ensuring a smoother user experience. These updates were typically bundled with new features, enhancements, and occasional design changes.
Today the frequency of app updates has skyrocketed. Many apps require updates multiple times a week, and the developers' reasoning remains consistent: to address crashes and bugs. But why are there so many updates? To understand this, we can examine studies that compare the update frequency now with that of a decade ago.
Research indicates that the average number of updates per app has significantly increased over the past decade. One study found that in 2010, apps required an average of 1.4 updates per year. By 2020, that number had surged to approximately 20 updates per year.
Customer reviews often highlight the need for frequent updates. Users express frustration when they encounter crashes, glitches, or other issues that hinder their app experience. It is evident that developers strive to swiftly address these pain points, leading to frequent updates aimed at improving stability and functionality.
Interviews with app development companies provide valuable insights into the reasons behind constant updates. Developers stress the importance of maintaining compatibility with evolving operating systems and device hardware. As new iOS or Android versions are released, developers must ensure their apps remain compatible, requiring updates to incorporate the latest optimizations and changes.
Moreover, user feedback plays a significant role in driving updates. Developers actively listen to user suggestions, bug reports, and complaints, utilizing them to refine their apps. By regularly releasing updates, developers demonstrate their commitment to providing a seamless and reliable user experience.
While the primary reasons for frequent app updates revolve around bug fixes and compatibility, some theories have emerged to explain additional factors. One theory suggests that regular updates help boost app rankings in the App Store or Google Play, improving discoverability and visibility to potential users.
Another theory revolves around security. In an era of increasing cybersecurity threats, timely updates ensure that apps stay protected against vulnerabilities, reducing the risk of data breaches or unauthorized access.
The evolution of app updates has come a long way since the early days of the App Store. The need for frequent updates has been driven by the desire to fix crashes and bugs, adapt to changing operating systems, incorporate user feedback, and maintain security. With studies showcasing the significant increase in update frequency over the years, it is clear that developers strive to provide the best possible user experience through continuous improvement. So the next time you see an app update notification on your mobile device, remember that it's an effort by developers to enhance your app experience and keep up with the ever-changing mobile landscape.

How does one install Ikea screws without stripping them please? Any advice is much appreciated. Thank you in advance.
I have Adils legs and a couple of tabletops. I have a power drill with the right Philips drill bit and adjustable speed, AND a manual screwdriver that is Philips. I have tried both on multiple sets of the screws. Different speeds, pressures, by hand, etc. etc. Almost every single time the screws just completely bore out as soon as they hit resistance. I have never seen screws just melt into power like these do - are these even metal?
I am unable to assemble these tables because the screws are so ridiculously cheap.
Any tips or tricks please?
I have ordered real screws from a hardware store, but my delivery is not arriving until after the weekend unfortunately. So, I am considering trying to find a way to use the screws they came with, but I'll likely just wait until the third-party screws arrive.
It is unfortunate, as these are not my first tabletops from Ikea, but likely my last as they do not make as many varieties (or high qualities) of the larger tabletops anymore, and now these screws. What's the point of Ikea if it breaks putting it together? Even if it's the fasteners, I'm not keeping a collection of my own fasteners on hand for future Ikea projects. Considering the cost and lowering quality of some Ikea products, I'll just get some other brand and avoid the headache. Sorry for the rant at the end.
Thank you for the help and all. Much appreciated! Peace! :)

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My house is 100+ years old. The previous bathroom fan burnt out, which generally would be an easy replacement...if it wasn't for the fact that our duct is so old they literally do not make fans in that diameter any more. It's 120mm, every single fan for sale is 110 or 125. Trust me, I tried REAL hard to make this fan fit in that duct. It wasn't gonna happen. But whatever, got a reducer, cut to size and screwed it in.
Now here's the problem...if I move the duct out of the way, the fan fits just fine into the ceiling. Got the holes predrilled for it and everything, as you can see. BUT when I stick the fan into the duct, it won't fit into the ceiling. I think the problem is that the duct is just too inflexible. Because the space is so small, the duct needs to turn at a hard angle that it just isn't capable of turning at. With the old fan it wasn't a problem because it was very short, but newer fans are longer, like this.
(Also, I can't use a duct clamp to close the duct against the fan, because there's too much of a size difference between the duct & the size reducer attached to the fan. I tried, and it just tore through the duct.)
So I was thinking of going back to the hardware store and seeing if I could get a super flexible piece of duct, attach THAT to the fan, and then attach it to the duct as well. But it'll be 125mm in size, so .5mm larger than my current duct. How do I attach the end of the larger flexible duct, to the old duct?
This is where it exits. No attic in this house, just a flat roof. Somehow there was a bunch of stuff coming out of the duct when I pulled it out of the ceiling a bit. It looked like...rocks or little bits of a tar. There were also a few dead snails in the old fan lol
Advice would be highly appreciated. I never thought I'd hate a piece of duct so much. I was wondering if I'd be best off just replacing the entire duct, but I've never done anything like that before. And I'm trying not to discover new "old house" issues right now, our budget is super tight at the moment. I just want a working bathroom fan :')

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Hello everyone
I'm looking into building a NAS. I've tried my best to learn the current NAS meta, but I still have quite a few uncertainties.
The NAS would store computer and phone backups, personal files, family pictures and videos, and some movies/shows. I would like to host a VPN on it to allow access from outside the home network. Perhaps some home automation too later. I haven't decided on the final storage size (mostly because I have no idea how much space would I use), however WD Red plus drives all cost around 24€/TB from 4TB upwards.
What software is good for such setup? What filesystems? Everyone is praising ZFS, but people also say it's bad for expansion. Others say BTRFS is the new king. I really want to reduce the chances of bitrot or other corruptions. What about the number of drives? What is the sweet-spot for redundancy when one fails? How easy it is to spin the drives down after certain time of inactivity? What about cache SSDs? The NAS will be connected to gigabit initially, but it will never exceed 2.5G.
I would also like to have data backups or at least snapshots on the NAS itself as the first line of defense from accidental file corruption/deletion from the NAS. What solutions exist for that?
For external backups, I'd like to use hard drives (for the whole NAS) and BD-RE (only for small portion of files, not exceeding 1TB), instead of cloud. How easy is it to backup a large NAS? Are hot-swap bays for HDD backup drives a good idea? Or should backups be done over the network with a separate computer?
Would it be better partitioning movies and important data separately? What about setting certain directories as read-only? How easy would that be?
The hardest thing for me is the hardware. I would like to use my old R5 1600 and Asrock B350M-Pro4 as a base to save money. I've heard Asrock supports some ECC, how critical is it to use it?
Finally, the household has a few iPads and iPhones. Would it be a good idea to wait and see what new "freedoms" new EU regulations provide? I'd really like to replace iCloud on those devices with the NAS if Apple allows it.
Thanks for your time!
edit- What about a UPS? That might come in handy...

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