I’ve been exploring Thunderbolt quite a bit lately. As a follow up to my post about using Thunderbolt in a NAS, I recently bought a Gigabyte Maple Ridge Thunderbolt 4 add on card. I’ve captured a few thoughts, observations and pics here.
In this post I’m demonstrating how to create a high-speed macos volume using 2 Thunderbolt ports and NVMe enclosures. This solution uses RAID-0 (striping) so the failure threshold is more than twice that of a normal standalone disk. This example is for demonstration purposes and could be useful for video editing scratch space, rendering, large photo sessions or similar uses. Obviously, good backups (RAID is not a backup) or a more reliable storage tier is recommended for daily use.
In this post I discuss how you can upgrade a NAS Server by adding Thunderbolt 3 for lightning fast connectivity at 20 or 40Gbps. This particular implementation is specific to an Apple Mac Mini M1 and a Linux NAS server on an older Supermicro X10SRL-F motherboard, but the principles should be the same on similar architectures and operating systems.
It’s not just you. If you’ve received this error the odds are pretty good this component of your schema is correct and your validator is mistaken.
Error on this property. I checked the documentation on schema.org and as expected, Person is indeed a valid type for the Publisher property.Specifically, “Values expected to be one of these types: Organization and Person“. Perhaps I was missing context? Nope.
Google’s validator just needs to be updated to be in parity with the official Schema.org specs.
Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
Saturn. This is an interesting piece. The keywords I used for this creation were ‘saturn’ and ‘smoke’.
I’ve been playing around with OpenGAN, TensorFlow, torch and a few other goodies lately. Adding CLIP to the mix gives me the ability to use common phrases to guide the AI to creating works. It’s fascinating to see what is generated based on the training models used. Some are surprisingly good and others, well, I’ll let you be the judge. Here are a few of the pieces along with the phrases that generated them:
At home I run a lot of gadgets. A mix of computer servers, IoT devices and various Raspberry Pi projects that I’ve built. I always want to be aware of what’s happening with the home, so I’ve been using a notification app called Pushover. It’s a nice notification utility that can send messages to your phone or tablet, in addition to your desktop browser. The keyword here is browser.
I created a new logo and icon of my initials for my personal brand tonight:
