You didn’t answer it. You didn’t explain how a business can pay tax on revenue without going bankrupt since the tax rate is significantly higher than almost every companies profit margin.
You’ve decided that you don’t care what that specific individual has to say. You can’t prevent them from talking about you, but if you’ve chosen to block them then you shouldn’t care what they say to other people.
You can still talk to other people, and they can reply to you.
If you have romantic feelings for someone it means you want to be romantic with them, but you can choose not to be due to other reasons - like previous trauma.
It's insanely powerful yet sips power like a raspberry pi.
It has a full OS that is mainstream so it's easy to find any help you need.
It's the best bang for your buck machine on the market.
It can run everything you want a home server to run.
Do you disagree? Why?
There are lots of people online who think they are smarter than they are haha
Doing it this way is super simple and comes with many benefits and pretty much zero drawbacks. Another huge benefit is you can then sign up to backblaze personal computer backup plans which give you unlimited data backups for like $10 a month. I currently have my entire media library along with my entire Mac Mini hard drive (over 40TB in total) backed up in backblaze. To do that with a NAS would cost me thousands of dollars a year.
Who cares how it looks to others. If you have to have the last word then don’t block them.
Same. I tell some idiots that I’m going to block them and then just stop replying and enjoy watching them chuck a tantrum haha
Unfortunately pretty much every single mod hides their username on the mod logs, and usually give the most vague ban reasons possible.
Do those communities not have mods? Oh they do? Report them if they’re breaking the rules then. If they’re not breaking the rules then you just need to harden up.
You need to harden up even if they are breaking the rules though.
You don’t get to make that decision.
I can have a dozen people streaming from my Plex server and it doesn't even break a sweat, while also handling all my *arr’s, homeassistant OS, and basically anything I would use a normal computer for.
With the power it has it will be able to handle basically anything I want to throw at it for the next decade, while sipping electricity like a light bulb.
I don’t see how a tiny, cheap, insanely powerful, insanely power efficient, full OS running machine isn’t the ultimate home server? What argument is there against it? What is a better one?