FarScape is a Henson Masterpiece. Actually rewatching that right now as well.

Just finisned my Nth rewatch of NewsRadio. RIP Phil, still miss ya

If it was meant to taste good they’d have called it DeuSauce

I’m with you, stuffing and gravy is where all the flavor is.

Good, stay the fuck out of NY you dirtbag piece of shit

Please tell me they at least have concepts of a plan

YOU STICK AROUND

I’LL MAKE IT WORTH YOUR

WHILE

Sardines don’t have feet, though.

It doesn’t get better the older you get…

Then you gotta play the game. Stand real still. Lick your arm. Scratch your head a little. Then spaz out and run away.

Sit where you are, invite them to come join you

Can I have 20 bucks?

Have you tried using the steam mobile app? I think that has some advanced recovery options. Unsure if you can change the registered email that way, but might be worth a shot.

no mo cuomo

TrueNas is pretty top notch and offers a variety of storage and protocol options. If you’re at all familiar with Linux style OS, it should be pretty easy to work with. Setting up storage comes with a little bit of a learning curve, but it’s not too bad. This SAN/NAS OS is polished, performant, and extensible. If you’re not planning on using SMB or Samba, you can most certainly use NFS, or iSCSI if that’s your thing.

Shit, are consumer appliances really getting that bad? ew!

My house has manual windows, manual locks, and a dumb garage door controller… because I work in IT.

I do have a few smart appliances (environment reporting) but they are only allowed on the banishment VLAN so they don’t get to interact with any single appliance inside my network. All they see is internet and nothing else.

Initiator Target mode and Host Bus Adapter mode are interchangable terms for the same thing. The card has 2 modes, one is RAID (don’t use this) and the other is Initiator-Target or HBA mode.

ZFS needs direct disk access so flash the IT .bin for HBA mode using the P20 (latest) drivers and you’re g2g.

Yes yes yes yes yes

Raid1 that thing and sleep easier. Good on you for having a cold spare, and knowing to buy your drives at different locations/times to get different batches. Your head is in the right place! No reason to leave that data unprotected if you have the underlying tech and hardware.