I have 6 hard drives that have been running constantly from between 5 for the oldest and 2 years for the newest. Zero failures so far. They obviously have a lifespan to them, as with everything, but it’s not like they’ll fail left and right.

And I’ve moved out of so many cloud services (and streaming services) to in house, that over time, the privacy and savings of it are sort of worth it.

The downloading computer can be lower powered, and can do a bunch of different things! Home automation, ad blocking, file storage, so many options!

Is that a fork of overseerr?

You are overthinking it. Just enjoy yourself and take ear protection — besides the concert being loud, teenage girls scream really loud.

This. Are people so thirsty for content they spend all their time in all?

An important reminder that if this can be enacted into law, there is a chance it would not only apply to games but also at some point maybe to all software that does not require a server to operate most basic functions (ie. looking at you adobe)

Sign it, and get your friends and family to sign it because the proposal is pretty common sense: if you buy something, you should own it.

I will be that guy and not answer your original question. If you don’t have a way to charge at home, don’t get an electric car.

Besides the convenience factor, it’s far too expensive to use public chargers. It will not be worth it at all.

It means all of those if you rely on google for those.

Never have a central point of failure, and have backups.