That could be part of the issue. I recently had an issue with my raid setup through mdadm on Linux and couldn't figure out how to restore it. Forums didn't help and none of the commands I tried got the raid to go back together. I queried GPT and had it rebuilding within 10 min.
For anyone wondering, the trick was to force a rebuild and assume clean one of the drives then add my mirror for it to rebuild/copy.
Unpopular opinion incoming: as much as i hate it... LLM is better than search engines for finding information. It's not always correct but neither are web results.
Also, spread theft around... A guy in Lowes was telling me they don't try and stop thieves until they rack up $10k of stuff so they can hit them with a bigger charge. Said they are using facial recognition and tracking that way now. Might have been full of shit but my dystopian mind thought it plausible.
I've seen moveable anti car barricades. I think they work the same as those anti tank things. If someone runs into it the car is lifted off the ground. Something like this https://barriers.miframsecurity.com/products/
It's so much better than the other PDF things I've used. I can measure drawings, set dimensioning scale, comment, edit, all easily. I don't know why more software doesn't take their lead. Bluebeam is industry standard for my world and it's way more expensive and way worse of a product. Pdfxchange users unite!
Have dimensioning and scaling on there? I have yet to find a good PDF program in Linux for working with architectural drawings. In Windows I use pdfxchange (and also through wine in Linux) but would love a native solution.
To those complaining this is news because this is a rich white CEO and shouldn't be. It's fascinating to me because it seems like vengeance. It seems like it was well planned. It seems like the killer may have had a personal beef with the insurance company. I don't usually follow things like this but I think insurance companies are genuinely evil. This one has my interest.
It's not like the foam ones eliminate all sounds. I work in a noisy environment and can hear people perfectly fine with earplugs in. They just reduce all sound and your brain kind of compensates.
Correct, worked great for my needed Linux commands though