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FUCKIN' RIP! Just heard the 4380-hours ZFS HDD clicking in a bad way. That means that it is essentially totally dead, unless I DIY repair or pay some company like 2000 dollars to repair it. I have some less-than-fantastic indexes of said dead HDD. It mostly contained BitTorrent data, so fingers crossed that those torrents are still alive and I can recover them from the network. If I can't, I can recover most of that set of torrents from this other slow local HDD (hope it doesn't die in the process). Other stuff that HDD had: highly ephemeral imageboard data that no one else was saving. Luckily I rsynced almost everything from that set like 5 or 6 days ago. Compared to now, there will be multiple days missing, but I can continue with the downloader script on another HDD to get today and future days. Crazy that I rsync-ed some more semi-important things from that low trust HDD to medium trust HDDs today, today roughly being the day that z4 died.