Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 6558. (Read 26724014 times)
December 29, 2020, 09:37:43 AM
December 29, 2020, 09:18:31 AM
What now, ZeroHedge behind a paywall?
Block JS overlays with Ublock Origins.
December 29, 2020, 09:11:10 AM
What now, ZeroHedge behind a paywall?
Block JS overlays with Ublock Origins.
December 29, 2020, 09:00:39 AM
yeah I got rid of that one. I have 2 of these.
https://www.newegg.com/synology-ds120j/p/N82E16822108637?
each has this hdd
https://www.newegg.com/gold-wd102kryz-10tb/p/N82E16822234399?
https://www.newegg.com/synology-ds120j/p/N82E16822108637?
each has this hdd
https://www.newegg.com/gold-wd102kryz-10tb/p/N82E16822234399?
On the one hand, I find this terrible; running RAID-less storage units.
On the other hand, you are duplicating NAS A onto NAS B at regular intervals.
My brain is beginning to cook just a little bit.
December 29, 2020, 08:46:30 AM
Well that was fun... Shut down my Synology NAS today to do some electrical work around the house. Powered it back on and was greeted with a flashing blue power light and not much else. Turns out the NAS itself has shat the bed and not the hard drives; common issue with the DS415+ apparently (not that that helps me much)
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
yeah I got rid of that one. I have 2 of these.
https://www.newegg.com/synology-ds120j/p/N82E16822108637?
each has this hdd
https://www.newegg.com/gold-wd102kryz-10tb/p/N82E16822234399?
and I have one nas copy the other nas. they are a bit slow but they work more reliably the the 415 and there is the back up
December 29, 2020, 08:45:12 AM
I thought Denver would be nice but it’s an absolute shithole..
Crackheads everywhere and barred up bulletproof stores..
I almost want to say worse than Detroit..
Crackheads everywhere and barred up bulletproof stores..
I almost want to say worse than Detroit..
December 29, 2020, 08:43:30 AM
Well that was fun... Shut down my Synology NAS today to do some electrical work around the house. Powered it back on and was greeted with a flashing blue power light and not much else. Turns out the NAS itself has shat the bed and not the hard drives; common issue with the DS415+ apparently (not that that helps me much)
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
You should be ok once you move the drives over to the new unit.
December 29, 2020, 08:41:00 AM
Haha this thread lately...you guys make me laugh. I'm nearly out.
December 29, 2020, 08:02:29 AM
Willy Woo
@woonomic
The growth in capital flowing into BTC is now equivalent to Apr 2017 of last cycle. The early bull phase is over, the main phase has started; it's come early.
Realised cap estimates the capital invested into #Bitcoin . Its slope = the rate of capital influx (as % of its cap).
https://twitter.com/woonomic/status/1343869638371774465?s=21
@woonomic
TOTAL INVESTED:
$170b - the total capital Bitcoin is storing at the price it was invested
INFLOWS:
$15b - During the re-accumulation phase of Mar - Oct
$50b - Since the October rally
$10b - In the last 7 days after @michael_saylor tweeted his $650m purchase was complete.
@woonomic
While the outside world is bewildered by the Bitcoin price rise, thinking it's probably a speculative bubble. Few understand with a blockchain we can measure the capital flows with precision and give answers instead of narratives.
@woonomic
This industry is putting metrics on capital flows previously unseen. 👏
Realised Cap was put forward by the @coinmetrics team, Entity-adjusted Realised Cap is an improvement by @glassnode filtering only for capital movement between different investor participants.
@woonomic
The growth in capital flowing into BTC is now equivalent to Apr 2017 of last cycle. The early bull phase is over, the main phase has started; it's come early.
Realised cap estimates the capital invested into #Bitcoin . Its slope = the rate of capital influx (as % of its cap).
https://twitter.com/woonomic/status/1343869638371774465?s=21
@woonomic
TOTAL INVESTED:
$170b - the total capital Bitcoin is storing at the price it was invested
INFLOWS:
$15b - During the re-accumulation phase of Mar - Oct
$50b - Since the October rally
$10b - In the last 7 days after @michael_saylor tweeted his $650m purchase was complete.
@woonomic
While the outside world is bewildered by the Bitcoin price rise, thinking it's probably a speculative bubble. Few understand with a blockchain we can measure the capital flows with precision and give answers instead of narratives.
@woonomic
This industry is putting metrics on capital flows previously unseen. 👏
Realised Cap was put forward by the @coinmetrics team, Entity-adjusted Realised Cap is an improvement by @glassnode filtering only for capital movement between different investor participants.
December 29, 2020, 07:10:11 AM
Well that was fun... Shut down my Synology NAS [...]
In case that fails, on first sight they seem to use pretty standard partition and raid formats and you should be able to recover the data from just the drives. ( for example https://www.synology.com/en-us/knowledgebase/DSM/tutorial/Storage/How_can_I_recover_data_from_my_DiskStation_using_a_PC )edit: does "the NAS itself" exclude the powersupply? if not sure, you could try your old NAS+drives with the new powersupply, if compattible.
That is good to know! I may have to rely on that, thanks! PSU was the first thing I tested, seems to be fine and putting out the correct power, I'm 99.9% certain the mainboard is toast. Common issue with the Intel Atom CPU on that model apparently
Well that was fun... Shut down my Synology NAS today to do some electrical work around the house. Powered it back on and was greeted with a flashing blue power light and not much else. Turns out the NAS itself has shat the bed and not the hard drives; common issue with the DS415+ apparently (not that that helps me much)
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
Had the same issue last year, Synology does suck. Careful when you transfer drives to new unit, too - they don't like being moved too much.
What care or advice can you offer when switching the drives over? Just switch them over to the new NAS in the same order and boot it up then hope for the best? I'm hoping it will launch some sort of volume recovery process or something. Either that or it boots up like nothing happened but that's too much wishful thinking haha
December 29, 2020, 07:04:22 AM
December 29, 2020, 07:04:12 AM
Well that was fun... Shut down my Synology NAS today to do some electrical work around the house. Powered it back on and was greeted with a flashing blue power light and not much else. Turns out the NAS itself has shat the bed and not the hard drives; common issue with the DS415+ apparently (not that that helps me much)
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
Had the same issue last year, Synology does suck. Careful when you transfer drives to new unit, too - they don't like being moved too much.
December 29, 2020, 07:00:49 AM
Well that was fun... Shut down my Synology NAS [...]
In case that fails, on first sight they seem to use pretty standard partition and raid formats and you should be able to recover the data from just the drives. ( for example https://www.synology.com/en-us/knowledgebase/DSM/tutorial/Storage/How_can_I_recover_data_from_my_DiskStation_using_a_PC )edit: does "the NAS itself" exclude the powersupply? if not sure, you could try your old NAS+drives with the new powersupply, if compattible.
December 29, 2020, 06:54:19 AM
Well that was fun... Shut down my Synology NAS today to do some electrical work around the house. Powered it back on and was greeted with a flashing blue power light and not much else. Turns out the NAS itself has shat the bed and not the hard drives; common issue with the DS415+ apparently (not that that helps me much)
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
So now I've got to buy another NAS tomorrow and HOPE that my 24GB of data isn't all fucking gone when I plug the disks into the new NAS. If it is gone it isn't the end of the world (mostly TV shows and movies on it) but I've spent years collecting it all.
I know it's off topic but just had to rant. Told my wife and she wasn't too interested
On topic however... these last two days have been good consolidation I think. Things were getting a bit too heated, nice to catch our breaths a bit before the next leg up.
Hope everyone has a better day than I
December 29, 2020, 06:37:38 AM
Damn I would which I could work a bit better with computers
December 29, 2020, 06:30:14 AM
Thanks for all the merits and positive feedback on my take on Hairy's helicopter coloring contest.
I made a new one, inspired by the recent events related to Ripple.
I made a new one, inspired by the recent events related to Ripple.
Updated version:
December 29, 2020, 05:51:11 AM
Has the helicopter just become 2021's rocket?!?
The CCMF train can only take us so far. Eventually we need to get airborne.
December 29, 2020, 05:50:11 AM
Haha, the 'Shitcopter' 
December 29, 2020, 05:47:46 AM
Thanks for all the merits and positive feedback on my take on Hairy's helicopter coloring contest.
I made a new one, inspired by the recent events related to Ripple.
I made a new one, inspired by the recent events related to Ripple.
