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I feel like some sort of duplication is the best way to go. Like, have a full stack at home, and have a small mini PC full of NVME that mirrors just the storage you want, and keep the local jellyfin stack up to date otherwise with like docker and watchtower. Then you can unplug and take it with you when you leave, no muss no fuss.

No Sean, not another update. I haven't even gotten all the stuff done from the last one. My family misses me

ABS is soooooo good, holy crap. I just loaded everything into it once it was live, which took a long while, but it works amazing. You could also sftp into the docker location I'd guess, but I'd have to look up the commands to get it right

So it's not exactly the same but in my head they're heavily related. NightHawkInLight. He's this rural tinkerer/chemist dude that takes real science papers and patent info, then tries to reproduce and refine them with easier and more available means. He's done really cool stuff with fire resistant paint, radiative cooling, and phase change materials. Plus, he has a similar " Midwestern" delivery style that's low key and easy to listen to. Everytime he releases a video I'm excited to see what he's been up to

Just FYI he's got a bit of a speech impediment, but after like 2-3 episodes you don't really hear it and the content is so fantastic. He's a legit physicist and the President of the American National Space Society, so he's very respected outside just creator circles.

Will it fit in your hand? Will they call it Palm?

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I'm still bitter

It actually takes more delta-V to fire someone into the sun as it takes to fire them out of the solar system. We like efficiency.

They'll meet up with Voyager II for a close flyby in about 156 years. They're the universe's problem now.

There's any number of those kinda skeuomorphic icons that don't have a connection to anyone past, say, a 2000 birth date. Save, Phone, Voicemail, even Email and Camera to an extent. They just know them as a pictogram that means that thing

I had someone take an email they received about a technical problem someone else was having. They then printed it out, highlighted the important part, then scanned it back in as a picture all offset and grainy, then used that picture in a web chat to request help for that third person without direct contact

They were an IT Manager

Make it that they'll move the team to Las Vegas. It's real, it's scary, it's believable

Technically everything comes with a free copy of WinRAR

The Prestige is better