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I agree with this. Producing stuff that’s barely any different year to year is just a waste of resources, literally

I feel like we’ve had this exact conversation about the Z1 too, and they’ve already said they’re not interested in minor generational bumps. I really respect that

I wish I could repurpose my Home Minis to use this. Google butchered those entirely over time, so now they’re practically collecting dust, when I dont use them as an occasional room speaker

That doesn’t even put into consideration all the games that run perfectly fine, but have no proper input support, or those that require minor tweaks/mods, as mentioned. The number would have been colossally larger as a result.

Still unbelievably impressive though, granted that any of “proper” consoles will never see a game library of this scale

As much as i think the LCD one is insane value, especially the cheapest one, i know i’ll be keeping it for a long time, so i just want the better model. The display improvements are hard to ignore, plus you get a battery life boost too, and that on its own is the selling point for me

Well, I was hoping to buy a Deck to begin with, but doesn’t look like the OLED models are on sale.

For now, i’ve grabbed the STALKER trilogy, Gnorp Apologue and Guildwars

The way these people pump out, and then shut down, completely unremarkable generic titles, is a skill in itself.

If they weren’t trying to go for easy money, and committed the effort towards a solid project, they would have been much more well off

I have a RaspberryPi with a Plex container sitting upstairs. Works like a charm

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At launch, I’ve upgraded my system to a 3900x, and even today, it fulfills my cpu needs. This thing is incredible

OBS is practically the only sensible choice. Some people still use xsplit, for whichever reason, but good for them

I have mine through namecheap too, although the name server is from cloudflare now. The only issue i’ve had was some shitty forums preventing registrations from anything that wasn’t @gmail.com

There’s a little more to it, but that’s how i run it, and my experience has been considerably better, than with the docker AIO. That being said, i’m worried about the potential security implications of this running on my home network. I don’t know enough of this yet to make an educated statement

I have mine on Namecheap, but i’ve moved the nameserver to Cloudflare. Been using them for a while, can’t complain at all. Am also paying for their email service on the same domain

Begin with listing what exactly you’re trying to run. I am running this myself, on hardware that’s worse than yours. You have to make choices more carefully

While not untrue, it’s not entirely accurate. My entire arr stack runs on a 3b+ with just a gig of ram, with some still left over. It all depends on what, and how you run it

Same here. Got a Namecheap domain, that I’ve eventually migrated to a Cloudflare nameserver. Updates are ran by ddclient on the server itself

ArchlinuxARM, however it does not matter, given that everything I actually run, runs within Docker

Post your launch command, or compose file

I’m running this on a Pi 3b+, however the performance leaves more to be desired, when using Jellyfin. With Plex, this is not an issue at all. Smooth sailing, assuming you’ll not be watching bluray rips of gigantic file size