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Topic	Netflix raising prices again in December
megamanfreakXD 11/07/23 1:19:10 PM #57:	dummy420 posted... Yeah that sounds a bit over my head but something I could figure out. I need to try it from my PC before I go all in to see if it's something I like. You found it worth the time though? It is 100%. It serves as my main storage box for everything. The PC I built was from cheap parts totaling $600 4-5 years ago and it still runs 24/7. Running unraid as a personal NAS and Plex server, is not only safe but also very convenient as it is connected to your own home network and accessible anytime when you are home on multiple PCs. If you want remote access, that's more complicated. Unraid also allows mixing drive sizes so you can slap a bunch of drives on it that you have lying around, and the parity drive can help rebuild your NAS should one drive die. When I first built mine, it took a lot of research and watching guides but I managed to figure it out. It was honestly one of my biggest achievements and still proud of it till this day. --- https://i.imgur.com/tzhGHNu.gif http://error1355.com/ce/megamanfreakXD.html <cite>megamanfreakXD posted [p:977085595] in Netflix ra... [t:80613774]...</cite> <quote>dummy420 posted... </cite><quote>Yeah that sounds a bit over my head but something I could figure out. I need to try it from my PC before I go all in to see if it's something I like. You found it worth the time though?</quote>It is 100%. It serves as my main storage box for everything. The PC I built was from cheap parts totaling $600 4-5 years ago and it still runs 24/7. Running unraid as a personal NAS and Plex server, is not only safe but also very convenient as it is connected to your own home network and accessible anytime when you are home on multiple PCs. If you want remote access, that's more complicated. Unraid also allows mixing drive sizes so you can slap a bunch of drives on it that you have lying around, and the parity drive can help rebuild your NAS should one drive die.When I first built mine, it took a lot of research and watching guides but I managed to figure it out. It was honestly one of my biggest achievements and still proud of it till this day. --- https://i.imgur.com/tzhGHNu.gifhttp://error1355.com/ce/megamanfreakXD.html</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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