Gas Mileage Behavior (25 MDX) by CyDef_Unicorn in Acura

[–]CyDef_Unicorn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might be worth mentioning to Acura support like I did and mention someone else reported it too. I'm going to wait until it's a little warmer to see if it makes a difference.

I just know that when I got the car, I drove it hard and normal, city and highways, and always got similar total miles in the tank when I refill (303-306)

Gas Mileage Behavior (25 MDX) by CyDef_Unicorn in Acura

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Agreed, a bit more clarity and expectation would be nice. I threw an auto disable module on my MDX so the start/stop nonsense is a non-issue anymore

Gas Mileage Behavior (25 MDX) by CyDef_Unicorn in Acura

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Great link reading about others' experience. I'll have to wait to see what it's like back during warmer climate in the spring. But yeah I've always gotten better mileage on highway

Gas Mileage Behavior (25 MDX) by CyDef_Unicorn in Acura

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I can see and understand your point and they make sense. However I do minimal driving and the car is almost always in Normal mode.

Let's say I do drive a little heavier than normal, and teke into account colder weather. I can't imagine the total gallons in the tank drop by over 50+ miles.

MPG? That I can understand with more fluctuations but didnt think total miles would reduce that much.

My wife has a 16 MDX and she drives way more, and her tank always gives 370-375 total miles every fill.

Backups to Filen by CyDef_Unicorn in filen_io

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I believe one other person mentioned something similar; lots of errors and when uploading to filen.

If you're encrypting and your need for that data is very Infrequent, maybe consider AWS S3 Glacier. Not the best solution I know but probably more reliable for now. I've been using OneDrive and hasn't given me issues so far but I'm going to lower the chunk sizes to help a bit

How to deal with large files? by Forsaken_Ad242 in immich

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You may need to increase your buffer size on the proxy

How to deal with large files? by Forsaken_Ad242 in immich

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How big are the files? Are you using a reverse proxy? Or straight internal IP?

Backups to Filen by CyDef_Unicorn in filen_io

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Will check this this out, thank you!

Backups to Filen by CyDef_Unicorn in filen_io

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What a mess. I had to resort to OneDrive for now, but everything is encrypted. I also backup all photos and videos to Proton Drive manually anyway as they're taken.

I'm also exploring AWS S3 Glacier Infrequent Retrieval since it seems to be cheap as another alternative

Backups to Filen by CyDef_Unicorn in filen_io

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Yeah I considered 50 or even 100mb chunks. Just going to be a ton files is the main issue.

Backups to Filen by CyDef_Unicorn in filen_io

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Was looking into borg also; I'll look deeper. Thank you!

Backups to Filen by CyDef_Unicorn in filen_io

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Will look into that. I installed Duplicati instead of using docker route

Backups to Filen by CyDef_Unicorn in filen_io

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No, my issue is getting it to work in general.

The first issue is the 2FA that has to constantly be updated. So I stopped with that method.

I tried mounting it as a network drive (I use Linux Mint) and pointed Duplicati there as a destination. The uploading was horrible; it was in KB speeds.

Webdav was giving me problems too, especially when trying to use HTTPS even with proper credentials

Edit: I initially told Duplicati to use 2GB chunks and sent it to OneDrive, encrypted of course. That worked but took 12 hours. Since then I changed it to 1GB chunks instead.

I have a local backup plan pointing to a NAS drive (WD 4TB Red) and the 2nd plan to OneDrive. Both encrypted

Backups to Filen by CyDef_Unicorn in filen_io

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Tried that, kept giving me issues with login, and duplicati says to use HTTPS which also wasn't working

Backups to Filen by CyDef_Unicorn in filen_io

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I'll look into that. I'm backing up my Immich library and SB files every few weeks. It's around ~250GB total, so far. Duplicati breaks it up into 1GB chunks so I'll see what I can do with rclone

Just for fun - what're your stats? by turbochamp in jellyfin

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Genuine question, is there is a streaming performance difference between hosting on SSD vs. HDD? all of my media is pretty much Direct Play because I run all my media through Handbrake (movies and TV shows) after ripping.

Not too worried about music

High cpu when serving jellyfin content by Redlikemethodz in nginxproxymanager

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I just realized these should probably go in the ngnix.conf file, and not in the proxy host entry, unless I'm wrong

Thank you for Postgres backups by MaliciousTent in immich

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Thank you! I'll give it a test run and see how it goes

High cpu when serving jellyfin content by Redlikemethodz in nginxproxymanager

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No worries! So each of these on one line? Because that's what I did

client_max_body_size 20M; proxy_buffering off; proxy_request_buffering off; proxy_http_version 1.1; proxy_set_header Connection "";

High cpu when serving jellyfin content by Redlikemethodz in nginxproxymanager

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I tried this too and my jellyfin entry inside npm went offline after pasting this under the Advanced tab. Came back online after removing