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Hi guys, I'll be building my first NAS server and I have a few questions hopefully you can help me answer. Thanks in advance components i already have are: ▪︎AMD ryzen 5 5500 with wraith stealth cooler ▪︎Gigabyte B550M DS3H AC R2 AM4 ▪︎G.Skill Ripjaws V 16GB DDR4-3200 Kit ▪︎PowerSpec 750 Watt 80 Plus Bronze ATX Semi-Modular Power Supply ▪︎Inland Professional 256GB SSD 3D TLC NAND SATA 3.0 6 GBps 2.5 Inch (2 of these drives) ▪︎Sparkle Intel Arc A310 OMNI View Single Fan 4GB GDDR6 ▪︎Thermaltake Versa H17 I been buying components little by little. I have some and all im missing is hard drives. I've seen that Nas drives are expensive and another alt...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

Happy Wednesday! This is a continuation of my pattern of posting what I think are decent grocery deals with the hope that this will save some people some money. As noted previously this is heavily skewed to items that I and my family eat. There are probably additional items that are good deals but I don't know it because they aren't items I use but hopefully my list is still useful to you. A few quick reminders: * PC Optimum points are collected at No Frills and Superstore. 1,000pts is worth $1. * Scene+ points are collected at Safeway, Sobeys and FreshCo. 100pts is worth $1. * The value of Save on Foods points depends on what you redeem them for. If you redeem them for a 4L jug...

I’ve lived in the area for almost half a year now but I still feel strange and unfamiliar, I only live two hours away from my parents house were I used to live so it is easy to visit but it makes it hard to leave. When I first moved I got a cake decorator job at whole foods I have since left, the holiday season was ridiculous and I had two slightly frustrating co decorators who were new and I had to train them but they would never listen to me and just ask someone else after asking me the same question three times. Nothing was ever clean, nothing was ever done my stomach did constant flips whenever I even drove to the store because I couldn’t just be there 24/7 to make sure everything ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

My son Owen has eleven binders. Most kids have a shoebox full of Pokémon cards with the corners bent and the holographics scratched cloudy from being passed around on a school bus. Owen has binders. One for fire, one for water, one for grass, one for electric, one for psychic, one for fighting, one for dark, one for steel, one for dragon, one for normal, and one for what he calls “special cards,” which is really just everything he thinks deserves its own category because he’s eight and takes his own system very seriously. He has them sorted by region, then by Pokédex number. Kanto in the front, then Johto, Hoenn, Sinnoh. He leaves little handwritten tabs sticking out from the tops ...

I got tired of typing out the same AI prompts over and over — "explain this bug", "write a commit message", "review this for security issues". So I built a structured library of 110 prompts organized by developer workflow. Each one is a fill-in-the-blank template with [BRACKETED] variables. Here are 10 from the full set: --- **Debug a bug** `I have a bug in [LANGUAGE]. Here is the code: [CODE]. The error message is: [ERROR MESSAGE]. Explain the root cause in plain English, then give me the fixed code.` **Security review** `Perform a security review on this [LANGUAGE] code: [CODE]. Check for in...

THE CURSED BIBLE - BOOK OF JUDGEMENT - PROLOGUE / THE EXTENSIVE CONTENT WARNING WHICH THIS BOOK HAS ! Ignore this not ! ? An Epilogue of our Tale ? Nay, Certes a Warning of what lies forward !!? !!! Warning !!! This rebellious volume was penned with every insignificant mark and detail thot out, no scene is in this tale without a deep reason concealed within it... This is no rule licker tale, so be forewarned that it dost contain... † Its own system of marks of punctuation and abbreviations, no apostrophes nor periods are ever used ! † The words KIN and WIF were placed in the respective stead - Human and Woman... † Only MEN is used for both the countless and the ...

Edit: I don’t understand why my posted got removed, so I’m posting again So I live with my bf and his best friend, and we all work a Monday through Friday schedule. I got home today, I was really hungry after a long day at work, and talked earlier in the day to my bf about wanting to make spaghetti for dinner later. He said that’s fine and asked if he should cook it. I told him no, since last time he did he didn’t drain the meat of the grease properly so I said it’s fine I’d cook it. I got home and asked him to just buy ground beef since that’s all we needed. When I got home from work, our roommate was laying on the couch and gotten off a whole hour before me. They both got ho...

Well, after 3000 ish deliveries in a year ish, 4.95 customer rating, platinum (85 required in my market) even though I decline everything under $2 per mile, I’m about to get axed. Does anyone else grab this and that of their own while doing ship and deliver? I do, almost daily. Anyhow, tonight, about 845 pm, I’m tired and on a small shop and deliver at the grocery. I take a minute to check the store’s clearance section. They have Barefoot bubbly half off, and this weekend is my birthday, so I obviously grab one. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I get to checkout, my debit card in my hand. Store dude comes over to card me even though I’ve been legal for, let’s say, a loooooong time. I proceed to ...

I recently took a KM position an Canadian "Irish Pub" in my area after working there for a few years. I just had a question for other kitchen managers/employees after butting heads with a server recently. We do a beer battered fish and chips, where we take a haddock fillet and beer batter it and deep fry it. She ordered a 1 piece haddock, but pan fried, which isn't on the menu and we don't really pan fry things, we only have pans to make quick, ****** pastas and thats it. I told her we dont do it and basically lost the argument to being told "well someone did it before" ad nauseum. Ive also never pan fried fish before...Ive been a crappy line cook my whole ...

Hello everyone I'm here requesting Sekiro as it has 50% discount and thank you to this community, I can enjoy elden ring nightreign and persona 5 royal. If you are not familiar with Sekiro. What Is Sekiro? Sekiro is a soulsborne or soullike game where the main character sekiro is trying to protect wolf, his master, from enemy. It has the best parry combat style game and quite different from other soulsborne where the main defensive is dodge, in sekiro, block or deflect(a perfect block) is the main defense. It also has stealth as another mechanic like in tenchu and is the main way for killing mobs. Why do I want Sekiro? I knew about sekiro from ongbal, a sekiro youtuber, he has i...

To get the $25 referral bonus, follow the steps below. (Canadian Residents Only)   1. Download the Wealthsimple mobile app from the app store 2. When setting up your account, use the referral code **US0EBW** (0 is a zero) 3. Optional: If you didn't enter the code when signing up. You can enter it on the promotional screen (gift box in upper right corner) 4. Fund a Wealthsimple account with a minimum of $100. This can be any of the following: Self-directed Investing, Crypto, Managed Investing, or Chequing. (a simple chequing account is the easiest)   The bonus should be instant once the deposit completes, but can take up to 24 hours.   Fun...

Found this Carebears blind box at a local Canadian Giant Tiger store! It's from a brand called Basic Fun

So, I bought this purely because of the body. Initially, I didn’t like the truck at all, function wise. They’re lousy from the box. At a price of $199 before taxes, it’s absolutely shameful. I figured I’m already $200 into it and began swapping stuff to make it do what it should be able to do. It’s as low as I’m able to get it without rubbing the tires on the bumper and body. I did space the front bumper out two suspension links spacers on each side to gain clearance from the tires. It’s either that or cut away the material. Either choice is unattractive. I totaled what I have into this truck so far. It’s over $600, including the price of the initial truck. The outcome o...