Hmmmm dang. I might be a driver issue. I think steamos doesn’t (or at least didn’t last I looked) full hardware support of the full linux kernel. You can try a different os, even just a live usb so you don’t change anything, and test the latency that way.

Have you tried using a cellphone hotspot to see if the problem is on the starlink side? They may have congestion that you can’t fix.

All 6 of my 12TB hdds are refurbs. Had one start to fail, bought another refurb, swapped it out, and that one was showing failures. After some debugging I figured out it was the cable that died.

I mostly use it to digest news, webcomics, and free video games.

You can go as easy as using termux, or as hard as using postmarketos. Plenty of guides online.

Irregular answer since everyone already covered the good ones: old phones with sdcard slots.

Got an old laptop? I recommend that. Put linux on it.

May all of his RAM shipments be swapped with used DDR2.

Maybe zip that up and then zgrep it?

Awesome! Maybe you should uninstall and re-install a game that wasn’t working. Make a copy of any saves first if you want to keep them. Likely something got borked in the update and didn’t convert the old installed games to the new config.

Yes. If a fresh install fails that’ll help debug it’s not a game config issue.

What about downloading a new game? Does that work?

I recently switched from proton-ge to proton-cachyos. When I did that it broke the configs, and had a similar issue. I wonder if an update is having the same symotoms of nullifying your wine-cfg.

Go into heroic edit a game’s configs and see if there’s an empty wine-cfg. Try pointing it to proton-experimental or whatever you were using before. It’s just a dropdown selector.

A NAS has layers. If you RAID the 7 disks together they’ll act like 1 disk with fancy protections depending on the kind of RAID. After that you can setup volumes. I don’y have experience with OMV, but truenas and unraid do this so I assume omv does too. You can have one volume be for docker stuff, another for media, etc. Then within each volume you setup folders.

You can break up the RAID into as many logical volumes as you want. Well, there’s probably a limit, but I haven’t reached it.

This is also good because if you have a newer cpu it has integrated graphics built in, and you have a dedicated gpu card, will give you two devices here, which this will auto mount both.

Also frustrating that sonarr won’t allow you to NOT auto search for an episode before it’s released. It auto downloads WAY more garbage than early releases in my experience. In fact I’m not sure I’ve seen it actually download something successfully before it’s official release.

But searches online show sonarr devs pushing back against it for some unknown reason.

I’m eyeing a similar one, but with 2x sfp+ ports too.

Just checked my ups. Looks like I’m currently drawing 125W. That’s a NAS, 3 laptops, router, modem, AP, bookshelf pc, and switch.

Time to go full NAS.

And the business offers support contracts for a price. A business can buy these so if they run into an issue they can contact you directly to help resolve the issue. Some of these support contracts go further to allow feature requests and you they pay you for new things for that business.