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I agree with others; it is in no way necessary for your server to have a GUI or even a desktop manager to accomplish what you're trying to do. Given your familiarity with the command line, there is a multitude of options that wouldn't require a desktop or VNC at all.
For ultra-lightweight...
I do know that is possible, but I wasn't sure of what exactly you were suggesting in the statement. I'm apprehensive to depend on any specific vendor and leave a bad taste in their mouths. I have considered the option. Perhaps I could persuade them to purchase a new server.
Regarding the...
This is what I have been looking for. I suspected, but wasn't positive. Thank you for providing clarity.
This is true unless it is a drive in an Apple computer. Parts on Macs never fail, nor do Macs get malware. Only stolen. Naturally, I'm trolling. This piece of advice is definitely the one...
I wholly agree. They got burned by their vendor. Their backup stopped running and they got tired of calling the vendor to fix things. In their version of the story it wasn't uncommon to have the vendor on-site at least once every month or two.
I understand this. My goal is to ensure the...
Thanks to all for replies.
The drive/storage outlasting the hardware is completely acceptable in this case, and how I got this recommendation. They were previously burned by data loss. Almost a month of data was lost and had to be reconstructed/rebuilt from books/accounting records. Reliable...
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Is there anywhere online that allows one to sort SSDs by warranty limitations?
Is there an SSD with both a similar warranty and a similar price point to the Samsung 850 Pro series? (10 Years or 150TBW)
Is there a drive with a lengthy warranty that comes in...