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r/wok r/stevenuniverse r/keys r/LearnGuitar r/zfs
Image 1 — I just bought this on FB marketplace for $50 and I'm beginning to think it was a very good deal . . . (Casio WK-6500)
Image 2 — I just bought this on FB marketplace for $50 and I'm beginning to think it was a very good deal . . . (Casio WK-6500)
▲ 11 r/keys

I just bought this on FB marketplace for $50 and I'm beginning to think it was a very good deal . . . (Casio WK-6500)

Facebook marketplace seems to be littered with keyboards in various price ranges, and I mostly play the ukulele and guitar, so have no idea what I'm doing, but I figured I would just get something cheap that allowed for dynamics when pressing the keys, and the person selling this was one of the first people to respond when I started browsing fb marketplace, so I just went for it.

I don't need an actual high quality weighted keys piano-like instrument, just something to help me study music theory to supplement my guitar and ukulele playing (and also to just play with), so almost any cheap keyboard would have been fine for me, but after getting it home and doing some more research, it seems like this is actually a really fancy cheap keyboard.

Everything seems to work fine. The only two issues are I can't get the sustainer pedal to work, and the speakers crackle when I change the volume and press a key at the same time (maybe a potentiometer needs cleaning?).

u/HAS_ABANDONMENT_ISSU — 11 days ago
▲ 6 r/zfs

Send and receive were not destroying datasets on my backup pool even though snapshots contained records of destroying datasets, permissions issue?

I have two computers with two pools, one as a main and one as a backup. Each is running zfs on linux, and the user on the backup is not a root user, so it does not have mount permissions. Also, I set its zfs permissions via zfs allow, and it does not have destroy permissions.

When I send snapshots via send and receive, I noticed that datasets that I destroyed on my main pool still existed on my backup pool, even when snapshots sent correctly. My snapshots are sent with the -R flag and I also add flags to send them unmounted and read only.

I also set up a local AI and I asked it why datasets destroyed on my main pool don't get destroyed once I sent snapshots, and it first said it was likely because the datasets were mounted and in use on the backup. I then thought about it myself, and came to the conclusion that it was probably because my backup user doesn't have destroy permissions, so when it runs the receive command, it can't include destroying datasets. I asked the AI if that was the case, and it said "you have 100% hit the nail on the head, that is exactly correct . . ." etc etc etc.

I wanted to check with real people if I'm actually right about that though. Is it really a permissions issue?

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u/HAS_ABANDONMENT_ISSU — 2 months ago
▲ 12 r/wok

Making spicy hotpot broth

First making a hot oil. One step was left out (aromatic spices simmering in the oil before the green aromatics).

u/HAS_ABANDONMENT_ISSU — 2 months ago
▲ 72 r/wok

Chinese style pork and cabbage stir fry

I've been trying to work on my Chinese cooking and heard this was a popular dish. It's so simple and so delicious.

u/HAS_ABANDONMENT_ISSU — 3 months ago