If there's one constant it's that they'll never be done rewriting Linux instead of doing anything new.
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If there's one constant it's that they'll never be done rewriting Linux instead of doing anything new.
How many people have a device that they may only power up ever few years, like on vacation. In fact, I have a device that I've only used on rare occasions these days (an arcade machine) that now I suspect I'll have to reinstall since It's been 2 or 3 years since I've last used it.
This is a pretty big deal that they don't put on the box.
excuse the passive aggressive form of this comment
Another one that's been hard to find is the 4k matrix original color grading release. Ping me if you have it! (Not the 1080p release)
Everything everybody around me watches is just talking opinion heads.
I've found a lot of enjoyment in equalizing as best you can with hardware, and then doing the finishing touches against your ears.
Take a frequency generator, I use a web one, and play a tone that matches your eq knob, and work your way through making sure all the tones are at the same volume. You'll have to do this a few times.
You might be surprised at how good it will sound. Especially the upper ranges which will usually be far too low if you only calibrated with mics and hardware and not your wetware.
There's a thousand things to point at that would make it plausible. I might even convince myself of it out of sheer embarrassment.
Depending on your drive enclosure it should also be able to power down drives that aren't actively being used.
Recertified/used enterprise equipment is the only way to affordably host 100s of terabytes at home.