Fair game as in “What do I watch today” because the movie was already pre-loaded.

Just in case: You can quote like this:

> Quoted Text  
  
Hello  

Example:

Quoted Text

Hello

I would love to watch that.

Only upfront effort. Downloading is almost as much of a hassle as choosing what to play tonight.
Once it’s on the disk it’s fair game.

Remember Nokia bricks? Couldn’t call them the quietest sounding phone as well.p

Yuzucha?

Considering what the SteamDeck can provide already…Not really

The game companies forget the geo-politics (time scheduling with ET/PT) except for the US/CN, US shops completely forgetting there exists a world beyond US, CA and maybe MX as shipping outside maybe exists only to the UK (for whatever reason)…
;-;

At least when doing something non-important like lemmy.
For essential services or a non-redundant enviromment (e.g. LDAP/DNS and homelab/small businesses) I would still assign a second permanent network with something like macvlans.

I got myself some N300 Toshiba NAS drives.

Depends. My local library is but the major library in the neighbouring city has a fee associated with being a member lending something. Entry is free though.

I prefer my local storage. Can’t vouch for any cloud storage.
Upside of Wasabi to my infrastructure: It’s compatible with Veeam.

I like owning my own stuff.
By that proxy you could also just rent your home instead of owning a living space.

What’s up with Switzerland and Austria?

I’d say not in mine. I’d say we are usually peaceful.

Too expensive

Local storage + a Veeam VBR VM

I can update Debian after 4 months and it wont implode. I could even do it without a backup.
And i’d hate to be basically required to read 20 update news for 20 other packages scouring for the one important update info that could break my setup.

Use OMV as a GUI crutch in the beginning. And once comfortable, switch to docke compose

Alao stapled my finger. I believe it was my thumb ;)