Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do

But that doesn’t say much

Exactly

Storage ain’t here yet, and there is uranium in Europe ready to be mined. In my opinion, why not both?

Brother my dog would help them carry out the TV

Its misleading to say that steam is pro consumer, they use their monopolistic position to maintain their much larger comision that their competition, besides the whole drama about them promoting online gambling. It’s just that they act decently enough that allows them to continue.

Grown ass man

Sounds more like a grown tits man

I use mine as a low power server. Whenever I feel like tinkering with a website or something, I can just ssh into it without thinking about electricity usage. Jellyfin and such is also a good usecase

Oh yeah, it’s on a table, not the floor

That ain’t jeans

Also most zoomers are adults now, so no

Yep, factor in that most of your mortgage is in actuality payed to yourself. You actually pay a couple hundred dollars per month to your bank instead of over a thousand to your landlord.

It’s written in a way for Trump to understand

Hey, unused memory is wasted memory

Context for the foreigners. A man was sleeping in that cabin when the boat drove up on shore. He only woke up after his neighbor came to check on him.

Not really answering the whole question, but you really don’t need a lot. Currently running jellyfin, a blog and some other fun dockers on a raspberry pi (clone), with an external nas though a large USB would do. Start with just “retrieving” movies to your local disk and think what else you need.

• want to access movies between devices? Get some cheap server (I.e some second hand computer) or a NAS
• want to have some snazzy UI? Get jellyfin
• Want to be able to expand storage? Set up some raid configuration or similar.

Good story about overcomplicating things

Thought this was a political alignment chart