Nah I don't believe you at all.

SAMSUNG 870 QVO SATA 8TB = $683.38 x 4 = $2,733.52

8TB x 4 = 32TB

$2,733.52 / 32TB = $85.4225/TB

Yeah one of these disks does not cost more than $25/TB.

26TB x $25 = $650

I play a lot of flights and train rides. Tried the laptop life. No real comparison especially with the APUs being so strong these days.

Seems like a proprietary lens mount.

No way to weather seal. No dust ingress protection.

Bitwarden Premium is $10 a year. Less than $1 a month.

Bitwarden also has a free tier.

Oh boy, German internet prices would like a word.

All jokes aside, it's gotten way better the past few years.

But I'm still paying for texts. Imagine that.

Yeah they're part of FVEY. I would assume that would be the case

Gotta issue them a NIST 800-88 certificate and you're golden.

Lofoten Islands near the equinoxes.

We did a trip during the spring equinox and while things were still not cheap, it was not crowded and you have 12 hours to explore the northern lights and 12 hours to explore the islands.

A little snow on the ground still bust safe to hike a little.

The fall equinox you could definitely hike while it's not crowded plus it's warmer then.

During lunch time, I used to be able to switch to 3G and get a healthy 50mbps when it was 1mbps on 4G. This was before 5G so I think it's mostly solved now.

It's also Wifi AX which I've hit 600mbps with my phone.

Buttttt it's wifi AX for 5ghz only.

Yeah I agree. I have a drive running Ventoy and that's about it.

Also if I'm moving a lot of data. I'll use a NVMe enclosure to speed up the transfer instead of network.

First result on DDG.

https://www.hardware-corner.net/guides/optiplex-models-by-year/

I would also look into NUCs. Those are easily separated into generations. NUC11 is 11th gen. NUC 9 is 9th gen.