Got a visit from the council today and was told I can't use my nature strip. There's no footpath, most of the street are also using theirs incorrectly to park.
Just makes me wonder if it's not mine, then why am I mowing it? I understand that there's a rule that says it needs to be upkept. But fuck them, if it's not mine to use, upkeep it yourself.
I've been working on setting up SD card ingestion using rclone with verification on and am getting lots of verification failures when sending the data to an Unraid NFS or SMB share.
I swapped the mount point to use a Synology NFS share instead and it verified first attempt.
I done 2 attempts using Unraid shares with 12 then 14 failures. I also ran additional checksum comparisons and confirmed the source and destination were not exactly the same.
Additionally the SD card checksums are not changing between runs at all.
It's looking like anything I copy to Unraid is corrupting. I'm going to do additional testing from more devices, wondering what i should be looking at or methods of testing other than just transferring a bunch of data and then verifying it.
And yes, the toothbrush charger is waterproof, it's USB powered and potted with an IPX7 rating.
No stud, just bolts, lifts straight up into place.