This is what happens when you don’t scum save.

That’s what everyone says, but you really should just wait until next year comes around.

In line with other commenter’s posts about security, if you’re new then don’t expose anything to the internet. Tailscale is great way to access your data remotely instead and doesn’t require opening yourself up to the internet in mass.

As for hardware, budget will rule over all. If you’re looking for a quick and dirty backup solution, then a raspberry pi with a drive attached and running syncthing will be perfect for you (and easy to setup). Again all on your tailnet/tailscale.

If you have more budget, then your options explode. You can use a whole range of hardware, OSes and software. Regardless, start with one service you want to run and go from there. Sounds like that’s media and pictures for you (as it was for most of us here).

“That’s only a job for high schoolers”

Also, “fuck you, got mine”

What!?

Plex borking itself a year ago for me is the best thing that could’ve happened. Long live jellyfin

Yeah yeah, palworld collab when?

She just gets me, you know?

Which slot machine is this?

The bowling ball. Cause fuckem that’s why

Its all a question of time. 9am? Perfect posture. 4:30? Breaking my back

Lot of misinformation here. Water is your best bet for lithium ion battery thermal runaway. There’s a small risk of shorting out other cells, but that doesnt matter once its on fire anyway. Lithium ion batteries contain lithium bonded to a metal oxide. As the name implies, the ions travel between electrodes, but the lithium is bonded/stable on either side. Lithium metal batteries are the ones that blow up in water. However, you typically only see those in small coin cells (watch batteries) since they’re not (currently) rechargeable.

I need to feel you inside me, Jesus

Balling on a budget

“No I’m not hungry”

So how’d you get rabies?

I tell my dog this all the time.

“No one wants to work anymore”

I think this lasts until ~10, then my spouse elbows me and tells me to roll over

You and your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.