Generally, if a Linux system wants to mount a network disk at boot, it is achieved by adding startup items in /etc/fstab, but the implementation in macOS is quite different. macOS achieves this by editing /etc/auto_master, as follows: # # A...

For Synology and QNAP, under normal circumstances, if you want to achieve the ideal state where accessing data on a specific hard drive only makes that hard drive work while other unrelated hard drives remain in hibernation, it is not possible by default. This is because, by default, both products use RAID 1 technology to write critical system data simultaneously...

Just venting a bit. Honestly, if I weren't forced to, why would I bother messing around with all this stuff? Manga libraries, media libraries, setting up my own WoW server... Have I lost my mind? As a normal person, if there were no obstacles to getting these things and the cost wasn't high, I'd rather go out cycling or traveling. But the reality of the environment...

Preface: Many people who have come into contact with "World of Warcraft" private servers have probably heard of a name: TrinityCore. And another name that is highly well-known in the player community—Nostalrius (commonly known as N-server)—actually has deep roots with it as well. If we trace it back further...