My users interface with my server via plex, smb and Nextcloud.
The guts are pretty complicated but from my users' point of view it's pretty simple.
You should think about what services you plan to offer and go from there.
Be aware that none of the off the shelf products have a good reputation for being secure when providing services outside your network which is when you may want stuff like Nextcloud.
Then it will be the time for the Android revolution ( life like robots, not a sweet themed OS)
It's better since it supports hardware transcoding and seperate user profiles including age ratings.
With the lifetime pass I'd say Plex is better, but without it there's too many missing features.
Amazing when you're using it as a server and you can pin services to do stuff.
I have an i12700 and I'm interested to see what happens with these though I'm concerned about higher power use.
I bought something similar through aliexpress that has been working very well for me at a fraction of the price.
To me that's trying to fit something that doesn't belong into a capitalist box.
It just seems unnecessary to me.
It's a place to interact with other human beings, and hopefully we can make that as positive an experience for people as possible.
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