I've added 2 external USBs of 2TB each to my Proxmox server and created a Resource Pool called USB_HDD containing both. I created an Ubuntu VM, but I can't allocate all 4TB to it in one go - it only allows me to add each one as a separate SCSI device. When I start to install the OS it only allows the install onto one of the 2TB devices. I though the point of pools was to make the actual disks transparent, and present the pool to the VM so it sees it as one lot of space. Am I doing something wrong, or do I have to have it as 2x2TB disks?

I'm beginning to think to stop using Pis and instead get an old PC - I don't use the GPIO pins at all, and I can get one of these for $289 AUD - https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/255608574938

That's 32GB RAM and a 1TB disk.
An 8GB Pi is selling for $279.

I have Plex, Radarr, Sonarr, Overseerr etc running in Docker containers, but have never found a good guide on how to access these (safely) from outside. I resort to connecting to a server running VNC. I've tried nginx but didn't understand it, also tried Cloudflare (ditto). Is there a good, easy to understand guide on how to do this?

Only 45 subscribers to a Raspberry Pi community? Is there another one with more people in it?

I'm surprised no-one has commissioned a TV series of "I, Robot"; it seems tailor-made for it. A set of stand-alone stories, with the same characters throughout, and the stories are brilliant.

When I go to the top-level domain (https://lemmy.world/) and select "All" posts, I can be scrolling down when suddenly the page will update / refresh and i lose my place, and I'll see a bulk-update from one community. For example, I saw 20 posts from Torrent Trackers all appear at once. I'm sorting by Active. Is this normal behaviour? I'd like it to refresh when I say, not randomly.

Getting No Man's Sky vibes from Starfield, if I was a cynic I'd say they copied a lot of elements but improved the graphics. Hyped for it though, looks really good.