I'm not aware of any on-prem solution that will automatically resize if it needs more space. You could set it up to expand if it hits some low disk space threshold. But if your use case is users randomly sending giant files, consider cloud storage.
Actually, you might be able to do some kind of object storage on-prem, Ceph or something. Personally I would get some enterprise storage, like a full SAN.
You can, but if you're doing that, you should be mixing stuff into the meat. Personally I like to make them plain so that I can make a bunch, freeze them, and put different toppings on.
Create a 2tb virtual disk, whatever that means on your platform, and attach it to the VM. Growing a qcow2 image is trivial (qemu-img resize disk.qcow2 +10G). Yes, you will also have to grow the partition inside the VM, but that's always going to be true and should also be trivial.
In person, paper sheets, wet-erase map. Sometimes we use figures. Most of it we just use our imaginations. If I wanted to play a video game, I'd just play a video game.
I wonder how specific the budget item was. I would have tried to see if they could rebuild existing wall, or maybe the parts around existing border checkpoints.
True, but the want of cigarettes is much lower than recreational drugs. One of the reasons they're still so popular is because they're legal and easy to get.
I don't smoke and never have, but I can't imagine anyone starting smoking in order to get some effect like with marijuana.
And that's fine. But if it's unable to recognize any object in the road, it's not fit for purpose. The fact that the object was a person just makes it so much worse.
If your vision of the crosswalk is obstructed, you don't proceed through until it's unobstructed. That's true whether it's radar, lidar, or vision. Truck in the way? Pull up as far as you can safely see, then look and proceed if clear.
I brought mine to my booster two weeks ago, and the last spot was still empty (I couldn't get the first shot for like six months after it was available). The woman giving the shot didn't even mention it, and I forgot about it until I'd already left.
Maybe I should have asked for it and then for a free ice cream or something.
I'm not aware of any on-prem solution that will automatically resize if it needs more space. You could set it up to expand if it hits some low disk space threshold. But if your use case is users randomly sending giant files, consider cloud storage.
Actually, you might be able to do some kind of object storage on-prem, Ceph or something. Personally I would get some enterprise storage, like a full SAN.