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@WSS Good one.
@doghouch If you didn't harbor the fucking french, you could speak 'Merkin like the rest of us!
“colour”
“couleur”
Screw American English! Oh wait, isn’t Canadian English based on it....?
...that depends on what part of the country
*sighs and rolls eyes*
WUT YEHW SAYHIN MAYTE!?
Would you believe that I had to intentionally remove the U when I typed a similar word earlier today?
Leonn dalao hao
There's a typo here.
I think you mean you "shoot louder".
Right?
Pfft, Im still sitting on these babys,
Serveur KS-2E
AtomN2800
4GB
1x2To SATA
1 mois 6.99 €
I gave up my 2Es when the 3C deal came through. They're so misused it's pitiful. I've got them virtualizing NAT hosts internally just to run services so they're doing more than sitting there with wasted cycles.
Of course, there is still public-facing stuff, too.
It the disk that kills me. Even though the Atom is shit, if they stuck a 4TB disk in and doubled the price, I’d bite.
Honest question, with such shitty atom cores that you can even get better deals anywhere on any single vps offer, why would need this kimsufi servers? What kind of applications can they be used for. I honestly just see 5 euros a month wasted .
Because it's dedicated. I currently have a storage vps from @cociu, and the disk space is shrinking, as reported by multiple other people as well. This requires the host to intervene, while on a dedicated box you can't have such weirdness happen.
Along those lines, isolation is better (privacy), port speed is pretty decent on KS, cpu usage is not fair-share, all iops are yours to do with as you please and all other resources are yours too.
Generally these are a first/second step away from a VPS. You get 100MBit, and although it's slow, it's yours. As Nekki said, the disk is also pretty nicely sized.
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Perfect one-man Plex server. Plenty of storage to get you started and if you’re the only user, you simply avoid transcoding and the job gets done nicely.
Even the shitty Atom can handle a 720p transcode too.
Never found a VPS with that much storage where there weren’t other limits imposed that prevented it from being an effective home for Plex.
You can also run background transcodes 24/7 of course.
How can you disable transcoding tho?
Its a hack, just break the transcoder.
I never said disable.
As the only user, you can control which clients you use. Make sure you upload files that need no transcoding on your client.
Yeah but how do I know those that do not need transcoding? You mean, the decoding capabilities for my Smart TV and such?
You preconvert your sources to 1080p/etc.. I don't know enough about Plex to tell you how to do it directly, but it's quite possible to do in the background.
That would be it - work out what sort of files your devices can handle natively and stick to those.
Selling more believable BS, PM me.