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The military. Being on a ship with no wifi for months on end sort of makes you invest in entertainment that can go off grid. It started with a 3TB hard drive and what amounts to a NAS for hooking up to a computer screen or TV. I then moved to using Plex for streaming and the interface. Eventually I moved to Jellyfin.
At this point I just have a server in my living room with 10TB's worth of drives and the ability to share just about anything locally or wirelessly when I'm outside my house.
My job is technical but not... IT, cyber security, or development related. I've always been interested in computers though and have built several at this point.