That sounds like emotional labor.

I will admit to being one of the people who bought this DLC when it came out. I was very engrossed in the game at that time and felt like $2.50 was trivial enough that I just went for it.

Now, I was uninformed about what the armor did and was disappointed that it was only cosmetic. But I don't remember regretting buying it.

In hindsight, I wish I hadn't bought it. And it's something I wouldn't buy now.

The face reminds me of Zoolander.

Beri can pose, but can they turn left?

Home Assistant, Zigbee2Mqtt, MQTT, AdGuard, Synching, Caddy, WireGuard, and maybe a few other lightweight containers.

The biggest load I run on it is Frigate NVR. With all of that, it stays around 25% CPU usage.

Yes!

I've been running my home server on an N100 for like 10 months or so.

I love it. It's a little workhorse that just sips power.

I should have known there would be crossover between HA and Satisfactory communities.

Sure, you've automated reinforced iron plates, but have you automated the lighting in your home?

I will always say TUNIC in these threads. One of the best gaming experiences of my life.

I'm a similar vein, Outer Wilds is also excellent.

There definitely different experiences. But, they are both a "go in blind and just explore" kind of game.

That's their point.

What about your assumptions is useful to anyone?

https://techcrunch.com/2024/10/09/did-that-startup-founder-really-work-through-his-wedding/

It's not as bad as it seems. It's a small company that doesn't have good processes so that a single person doesn't have access to key pieces of the process.

There's so little info about this movie's plot, but it seems right, IMO.

There are dozens of us!

There's too much content. I cannot keep up with even just the shows I know I want to see.

So it doesn't bother me at all. Quality over quantity.

Are you sure it wasn't the lying? Are you really sure?

Also: gyatt.

I have Beelink mini PC with the same processor, and while this form factor is really cool, the value isn't as nice.

The Beelink cost me $160 and it has 16gb ram and a 512gb SSD. Plus it has adequate active cooling.

It makes an amazing home server, though. With 16gb ram, there's enough resources to justify Proxmox.

With Frigate NVR and a Google Coral USB plus everything else I run on the server, it averages about 25% CPU usage.

Out of touch wealthy folks.

Valve have done scummy things, too. But I'm not going to pretend that somehow they're both equally bad.