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Basado y Linux píldora

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These are well known facts. Thanks for sharing

Investigate EVERYTHING. They are the most curious dogs I’ve ever met. Way too smart for their own good

My heeler gives me death glares when I won’t let him go play in the semi frozen lake. They really are special creatures

Anna’s archive is legit. That’s where I get 99% of my books

I’ll kill myself before I get a car connected to the internet

Arch is a curved vertical structure spanning an open space underneath it. Hannah Montana is a Linux distro built and maintained by Miley Cirus

Same story here. Between Netflix and Hulu everything I wanted to watch was available for like $25 a month. Then all the other streaming services started coming out, less and less of what I wanted was available. 40TBs later I’m not subscribed to a single service and everything I want is back in one place. The arr stack made everything so easy. Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice, well, can’t get fooled again

I’ve got about 4000 audiobooks, 80% of which is sci-fi/speculation fiction and they came from audiobookbay. Great site for audiobooks. These are the droids OP is looking for.

Wiki and pacman

In my circles it was beat the elite 4 with a team of 6 butterfrees they all merged to a special evolution called butterfat. Ground out 6 butterfrees and was still disappointed despite my skepticism

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Cute heeler

I hope this trend continues

Rx580 was such a workhorse card. Used mine until a year ago and then it went to a friend who’s still using it today.

When I started my media server in 2020 I used e-waste from my building. Had an i7 3770, 16gb ddr3 ram and an rx460 graphics card. I ran jellyfin, ultrasonic and audiobookshelf for 10-15 people with no problem on this hardware. Anything made within the last decade should provide a good starting point for you.

Yea definitely. I started tinkering with my first server in 2020 and used an ewaste dell tower with an i7 3770 (8 years old at that point) and an old rx460 I had laying around. As others mentioned power consumption was way worse than modern hardware. But I had at one point a half dozen people streaming jellyfin 1080 content from it with no hiccups at all. That said I was running on linux, not sure how it would do if you run windows.

Right now I’m using a low power pc to run my server, again an old ewaste dell micro pc with a 5th or 6th gen i5 and no dedicated gpu. Still no problem streaming to my partners and I’s phone/tablet simultaneously. Again, running linux.

Clementine or strawberry for me