What's in the logs? What happens when you use zpool at the command line?
catloaf
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Since they're talking about the total won amount, less is correct.
They'll probably add more later, but they'll still almost entirely not be major games.
What's the point of using table formatting when you wrap it in a code block
NUT for UPS monitoring and control. Powering back on is more tricky, because while you can configure it to power on when AC power is applied, if the mains power comes back before the UPS is exhausted, then the PC never sees a loss of AC power. Maybe your UPS has an option that will help with this.
What exactly are you trying to accomplish? What problem are you trying to solve? There are dozens of kinds of file server, but we can't recommend one that'll meet your needs without knowing them.
Yup. Take backups, have spares, and keep it off the Internet and it'll work just fine.
Pro tip, you can get IDE to CF adapters if you want to put an SSD in those old machines to really see them fly. Just be aware that they don't have nearly as good write durability as a real SSD, so keep write heavy operations on the HDD.
The article has already answered this.
You're gonna need to provide more detail on what you're trying to do
Proxmox runs Qemu under the hood. It's the current favorite for VM management.
I wouldn't bother with k8s unless you're deploying services in high availability, or groups of related containers.
It's not, but it gets clicks
I'm not familiar with truenas, but I imagine it must expose system logs. I recall that scale is based on Linux, so dmesg and journalctl should be available at a minimum.