what i can do with this drives?

>>52647621
>this
these,sorry

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Take the platters out and make a decorative mobile with them.

>>52647649
but they works just fine

i want to build a file server, so i think that i'm going to buy some 1tb or 2tb drives and put them in raid 5.

better 3.5 or 2.5 drives?

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i want to build a file server, so i think that i'm going to buy some 1tb or 2tb drives and put them in raid 5.

better 3.5 or 2.5 drives?

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>>52648050
>>52648055
Why post it twice when the picture is not related to your post

>>52647621
We already have an EDC thread.

>>52647621
Pool them with Amahi on Linux or StabitBit on Windows for a single backup.
24/7 file server is a waste of electricity with old hard disks so turn it on for backup only.

>>52647621
sell on ebay

>>52648262
the electricity is not a problem because i pay a fixed fee

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install gentoo

>>52648296
or maybe
http://www.alpinelinux.org/
and configure it with samba

>>52647621
install gentoo's on them.

>>52648262
My bad it's Stablebit.
>>52648294
There's also the heat produced. And think of the children.

>>52647621
harvest the neodymium magnets

Build a bunch of cheap computers to have the ability to do a LAN party at your house.

>>>>52648356
>And think of the children
wat

>>52648391
i already do lan party with friends

>>52647698
so will the mobile

I strip them, melt em down and sand cast bullshit items I need around the house. Casts great, final product can be a bit brittle if you don't cool it right.

>>52648524
at which temperature does it melt? how do you reach it?

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>>52647621

>>52648102
.

Make a NAS (network atached storage) with Freenas .

>>52648102
>>52648586

I thought I could delete it after the repost, but i was wrong

>>52648609
>8gb ram minimum
why freenas require so much ram?

>>52647621
If they have CPUs (most have arm cores) and you can network them, then you can have a little super cluster of your own.

>>52648055
3.5 inch?

I think larger drives are cheaper and considered more reliable

>>52647621
into the pooper they go

>>52648581
seems legit

>>52647621
Donate to Rajeesh.