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Thank you very much for the detailed response! Very informative and interesting.

I've seen many of his videos and haven't noticed any obvious errors. Could you please link to the specific video(s) that you are referencing in regards to errors he has made, especially those related to the distributive law and what you reference to as "1917," as well as any explanation as to what is incorrect/misleading/lying?

Haha no worries, enjoy your coffee!

16 is absolutely not turn based, I'm not sure where you got that idea.

I recently set up something similar to this. I can't comment on your specific hardware, but I was very frustrated with the limitations of TrueNAS and ended up using Debian and Cockpit with BTRFS for the drives.

I started with two 18TB drives with no RAID, and have since added two 26TB drives with everything's using RAID1 and ~45TB of usable storage. Converting and adding drives was very simple, but also time consuming of course.

Put the cookie down!

I would absolutely believe that this was coincidence or unintentional "borrowing" or "inspiration" if the name of the location wasn't literally "Azura Deluxe Hotels." At that point it's pretty blatent.

Edit response to parent edit: I can't find any iconography that represents the religious Azura (or Ishtar) with both the Sun and Moon, especially as depicted in this statue, outside of the Elder Scrolls universe. Happy to be proven wrong, but I think it's clear which party was influenced by the other.

Yippie Ki-Yay Mr. Falcon.

I've had it with these monkey fighting snakes on this Monday to Friday plane!

"Let's go eat, huh?"

Or for one that has more or less pierced the cultural zeitgeist:

"Oh hi Mark"

I'm pretty sure any distro using GNU software would be disqualified, so maybe Alpine?

I personally use btrbk with a custom built systemd service and timer. Right now it's very specific to my infrastructure, but if enough people request it and I have time and opportunity, I'll post a generic solution here as soon as I can