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Dude, this is the kind of red flag, where you really should get the police involved, or at least consult with them.

I’d say PS2. The sheer amount of unforgettable classics and the fact that it was the best selling console of all time.

Not a place in particular, but if you’re driving, avoid any border crossings during peak holiday seasons. Specifically when you’re crossing from the EU into non-EU countries or crossing from Schengen into non-Schengen area. During peak times you might be waiting at the border for hours.

Dude, get some sleep before you kill someone.

Smart things my “stupid” dog does:

1. I have a box with gamepads, remotes and headphones next to the coch. My dog knows thats off-limits to him. If he wants attention and I ignore him long enough, he will then start to paw at the box. Sort of to say “Look at me…look what I’m doing…I’m touching the box…can’t ignore me now…”

2. Anytime he does something super cute, the microsecond when I point my phone camera at him, he will turn away. Not if I suddenly reach for my phone, not if I’m just scrolling, but literally as soon as I want to tap the shutter button. It’s become quite a challenge to try and sneakily take pictures of him.

3. Both my wife and me work from home 9-5. He will pretty much sleep during that time and not be much of a bother. Around 6 we have Dinner, and then take him for a walk for him to do his business. After that we relax in front of the TV. He pretty much knows we’ll watch about two episodes of some show, then step outside for a smoke. So as soon as the second episode stops, he’s already on top of us, begging for attention.

A few directed by Ritchie Cunningham, he often collaborates with Aphex Twin and Björk.

Prodigy’s “Smack my bitch up” That video just had excellent camera work and a surprise twist at the end.

Pretty much all videos of Daft Punk’s “Discovery” Album.

Jamiroquai “Virtual Insanity” Simple setup, but great execution.

A few from Peter Gabriel come to mind as well.

The Court Jester (starring Danny Kaye)

Old school movie from the 50s era. Still screamingly hilarious today.

When you no longer can find a use for it.

Haven’t gone back to Reddit since. But what I do miss most is the sorting algorithm. I don’t know if it was just the abundance of posts, or better sorting. But on lemmy I keep seeing the same posts over and over again, regardless of my sorting setting. But I’ll be patient and hope that it gets better.

Is this an American asking that question?

Man… Every time I see a link or a post about the stream deck, I think it’s about the Steam Deck.

Shawshank Redemption.

Are they active noise cancelling? I have some jabra noise cancelling ones. When the battery is close to empty it sometimes switches to just one earphone until it completely dies and switches to no noise cancelling mode.

The Court Jester.

How much data in total do you need to backup?

Secondly, backups need to be setup to happen automatically, otherwise you will forget about them.

In terms of NAS, you could just get a raspberry pi, and attach a big portable drive via USB. Should be small enough so you can carry it around, plus you can set it up to do automatic backups into the cloud.

In fact, you can even setup different backup scripts that run, whenever you plug in a different drive into the raspberry pi. Each drive’s filesystem would have unique identifier ID, so you can easily create a script the reacts to whenever that drive is plugged in and run a different script when a different drive is plugged in. e.g. lets say you have one drive you always want to sync with the cloud, and another that you just want to sync with a drive on your NAS.

Lastly, you should always consider how important is the stuff you are backing up really. If it’s easier to re-create/re-download from other sources as opposed to the time and effort for backup&restore, then that stuff doesn’t necessarily need to be backed up.

What you also might consider is re-encoding your stuff to use less space. Photos can be stored as lower quality jpgs and home movies can be reencoded as hevc. The latter can even be done automatically using something like tdarr.

Build a NAS. If you’ve already got one, build a second one as backup. It’s cheaper in the long run than most cloud storage solutions. Especially when you factor in the time it would take for a complete restore.

Who the hell let’s their child watch event horizon?