Pretty sure a '16 Focus would have their DSG transmission, which was a stinker.

Iirc Sony did this with the PS3 and their own PlayStation branded TV.

Yea I had to scroll down to the review pictures, I seriously thought I was going crazy over what is a super simple thing lol

Am I crazy or is the example picture of the interlock backwards. Both sides can be turned on, but only one can be off at the same time 😅

That shade of red looks weirdly like the Photoshop element selector overlay thing

QNAP at least used to make pretty powerful NASs. I had one with an older Xeon in it that I bought in like 2015 that at the time crushed Plex streaming. Not sure if they still do, I also moved to Unraid and will never look back, it’s exactly what I need and none of what I don’t (literally, raid. Don’t care about IOPs).

Actually ran Unraid on the Xeon QNAP for a year or so before building my own box.

If throw out The Necromancers, though not sure if their obscure.

The children yearn for the mines…

Dude, literally just reread the whole body preperation scene again like 12hrs ago.

Flat fee for ad removal update has already been pushed, waiting on Google approval to the play store.

Yepp exact same as Unraid, I have 3x 18tbs one of which is Parity, and a couple old 4gbs I need to drop but am too lazy to do so 😅. Can add whatever size but the parity drive has to be at least the same size as the largest drive in the pool.

When adding/removing disks you do have to rebuild parity, but it’s not the end of the world and it handles it automatically. I run parity checks pretty often anyway (every other week) and it takes the same amount of time.

I just like the Unraid UI and Docker implementation tbh. I used to run everything off Portainer/Compose on my QNAP which was great, but these days I am lazy and having an Update All button is 🤌

Hadn’t heard of it, seems like it’s similar to Unraid, but parity has to be manually syncd whereas UnRAID syncs constantly?

I run UnRAID myself as well. I don’t need raw performance, just stupid amounts of storage for my data hoard, and being able to slap in whatever disk has the best $:gb whenever I need to expand has been such a nice change.

I do have a SSD pool to run my containers and separate one for drive caching as well.

With the right cup I prefer it that way. To be honest I eat cereal dry 99% of the time anyway and a pint glass is perfect for pouring the sugary oats into my mouth hole.