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I understand that only happens after a lot of aging and if we address the buildup before that time there will be no damage to the separating membrane

I had a similar situation. Turned out to be a grounding issue.

Kept randomly losing the root m.2 drive and when I’d plug in monitor/keyboard I could type in the terminal, but most executables would not work.

Hard reboot and it’d be good for a few weeks or few months. Then it’d die again. Really annoying losing it because my calendar and email gui is on it.

Once I noticed a small static shock when I touched the case.

I taped a wire to the aluminum case and taped the other end to a grounded chassis of another computer and all was good since then

Me. I’m not using my home server for pirated media.

Fuck you

I use it to maintain sovereignty over my data and keep my personal information from being sold to the highest bidder and used against me.

We need to normalize owning and controlling our own data and not being cattle for the oligarchs to herd and feast off of

I’m betting it’s culturally revered target practice.

Woah! Was that a dos prompt that flashed on my screen and closed real quick? Funny. Lemme douleclick that dolphin again