That drove me nuts almost instantly. Even watching it as a kid. I wanted the masks just not the commercial

After having some issues with TrueNAS killing containers after updates, I went to Unraid and have never been happier. TrueNAS file sharing permissions also never did make sense to me. I got them to work but never quite grok'd them. Unraid performs exactly like I'd expect. I hand rolled a NAS using Ubuntu way back in the day and didn't have the desire to tinker on the NAS side of things too much.

On Unraid, I roll a larger xfs array for all of my media and large storage, then I have a two disk ZFS array for my more important documents and pictures. That gets archived up to the xfs array and my cache nvme drives have their own ZFS pool. I don't gain a ton by doing this, it was just fun to set up and I feel reasonably secure with my personal data.

I also run a smaller, lower powered machine with Proxmox and I run Home Assistant on it. Mostly because of tinkering with hardware support in Home Assistant, I didn't want it messing with my NAS needing restarts and such. But, Unraid is my workhorse. Day in, day out, it does exactly what I suspect with no surprises. I've had drives go bad and need replaced. I've had the whole machine just die and had to build a new machine. Unraid did exactly what I expected and needed every step of the way. The docker support is fantastic and super stable. Running multiples of the exact same container by duplicating and with only different port settings works great. I can't say that for my independent docker installs without a bunch of tinkering on things I couldn't seem to find enough about when I ran into issues.

I tinker on the things I enjoy. I do not enjoy having an unusable server. The anxiety is actually pretty insane for me. I would pay for Unraid many times over to get this combination of factors.

There are a lot of asterisks on that signing bonus from what I saw. I think the likelihood of getting it are pretty slim.

He's so badly trying to force a violent reaction. I hope no one gives that reaction until more people are willing to do something about it.

Edit: I say "he" but I want it clear that I don't believe this is a Trump the person thing. The guy is an absolute moron and is extremely weak-willed. This shit has Stephen Miller written all over it. This is a Trump administration thing. I don't want people to attribute traits to that pathetic little orange loser that aren't his. It makes him seem competent.

I'm all for sympathetic treatment. But, isn't this how they promote accountability for others? Maybe this is the only way they learn anything. Otherwise, the next time a fascist is promising to hurt people they don't like, they're just going to trust them and vote then in again. And then we're in a cycle. We've been building to it for decades now. What breaks that cycle? How do we get through to them? We can be better than them by not hunting them down and actively wanting harm. And by making sure they don't starve to death as they lose everything. Some lessons need costs. I don't know for certain that this is the way but compassion seems to come without memory.

I don't know why the headline isn't "Ain't That a Peach: Bowser Loses Yet Another Kingdom"

Yeah that happens when you take away people's financial stability and/or money in general. No one plans to spend it they plan to save it.

https://jellyfin.org/

We're going to be damned lucky if we get the chance for people to be played again.

Part of the new Apple power bottom design strategy.

It doesn't sound to me like he thought he was above the law. He seemed to know the consequences. He just didn't think that Trump should be above the law. Or, at the very least, above presidential decorum.

Russians could make bank with a hand rail industry.