Our Synology has its own RAID technology it uses called SHR, don’t know if yours does the same. Here is a link to their knowledge base explaining it:
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Reddit seems to think your machine is a bit light in the pants, but I would probably have tried pulling up a docker container anyway, just to try it!
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Same, firefox has been getting worse and worse over the years, to the point I am now slowly switching over to chrome, I have 24 tabs in chrome open at the moment, and it is not even using 2GB of RAM, Chrome’s ability to put a tab as “inactive” really really helps save on resources, where as firefox seems to keep everything running full speed, leeching so much of my PC resources.
I can’t even watch youtube on firefox anymore, as youtube just becomes unresponsive. Now, the conspiracy theorist in me wants to say its due to google owning youtube and they are doing something sneaky to slow down youtube on other browsers, but that is just hearsay and I have no basis for that.
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Yeah, this is what led me to post here. It’s not that it was unresponsive, but it would take about 3 seconds for my cursor to change to a hover state.
I’m even going to the extent of considering a factory reset (format) on my Macbook.
Edit: I am really trying to resist going back to Chrome. Perhaps I should commit to Safari. I have just been using Firefox for so long that it is hard to give up on them.
I don’t know what’s wrong with your FF then. I usually have over 1000 tabs open
I’m running a portable, 64-bit version. FF doesn’t load all the tabs ofc, (neither does chrome), so most of those 2000 tabs are inactive. But I do like being able to scroll through them.
I still do use Chrome and Edge for work and streaming. FF is more for the extensions it has.
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Good griedf! 
That must have taken some force.
seen that kind of damage before. thats usually a case of ethernet cable laying in the walking path, and someone got their foot/leg under/around it and essentially "yanked’ it as they walked. hopefully rest of pc didnt go flying as well 
Fortunately that also looks like a adapter card anyway, so can be replaced…if it was onboard that might have been more of an issue. Is that a SFF pc?
yes it is, that PC was inside a network cabinet. After removing the copper plates that broke off from the cable in the network card, it actually worked fine and is now running without issue which is quite lucky.
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Rather odd one from me,
I have a Samsung A73, untill monday all calls I could do via bluetooth devices aka car and earphones, now I cannot - not normal calls, teams calls or whatsapp calls - it just wont let me select bluetooth.
I have reset the settings, I have deleted all paired devices and readded them still nope.
Ok I am assuming no one else has this issue 
Ai sorry man, I don’t use Bluetooth for anything, nevermind calls, my knowledge of this would pretty much end at “have you tried turning it off and on again”
Its not a strange permission issue all of the sudden perhaps? like does the device that you are trying to use for calls, have call permission or anything like that perhaps? with these days security updates, phones are always busy changing permissions for stuff.
Its ok, I had to reset some settings and then reconnected all devices and now its happy!~
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