Gravity falls, SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis.

Here’s hoping but they did say they’re moving to their own forums which I imagine will leave a disconnect of questions and answers etc.

Love it. I’ve seen a few metal CNC cases too.

Using ESXi as a hypervisor , so I rely on Veeam. I have copy jobs to take it from local to an external + a copy up to the cloud.

We don’t have cable, just internet. We mainly watch content on Plex that I have locally.

96 key layout and the 1800 layout are where it’s at for me. Nice board.

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing.

I rely on usenet for 90+% of content acquisition, but I have torrents for stuff I can’t easily find or older content that is not recent release.

You’ll be ok as long as whatever software you’re running that is listening to 80 and 443 never has an exploitable vulnerability, if it does… you may be in trouble depending on the vulnerability.

Or be careful of the service on the other side of your (I assume) reverse proxy, should it have a vulnerability you may still be in trouble depending on the setup of the reverse proxy and what it’s config is.

Best bet would be its fast to store and edit across the network, but it isn’t really a requirement. You could simply store the media on your local PC, edit it there, then before going to bed start a copy over to the NAS and have it complete by morning. Obviously 10Gb/e would be faster, but i don’t see it as a requirement.

Of course not, it’s hurting their revenue from usually SFW subs.

Would 100% go JellyFin vs Plex, also toss in some sonarr/radarr automation and organization. Everyone should have some kinda media streaming server, even if its just kept in house.