Not sure about wifi cameras, I have a mix of Trendnet and Hikivision POE, sitting on a Vlan with no internet access. For the software I use Blue Iris. Where I have a need for cameras I have only a Windows server and I have found this software to be the best for me.

What is a Warren maze?

Personally, I've had terrible luck with Seagate drives, and the subsequent warranty process. I sent a 12TB Ironwolf back for bad sectors in July and I still don't have my replacement. They shipped me one once, but UPS sent it back because it didn't have clearance to cross the border into Canada. I spent hours on the chat getting bounced around, I could find no phone number to call. The experience has been awful. I've had other bad experiences with Seagate in the past but the price on the Ironwolfs was so good, but now I really wish I had just got some WD reds or something. I got 3 left in my QNAP and i am praying another doesn't fail before I get this replacement or my array is toast.

You selling subscriptions to make up the difference? My server only cost me money so far lol

I love my Tidal, me and my partner both use it. I generally really like the track radio and the mixes it serves up for me.

My dad made me learn on one and take my test with one. I've had a few over the years, I really like them. Looking for a cheap one now so I can teach my partner how. Mid 30's Canada.

8-10 hours a day. I have my own company so there's always something to do. Sometimes I play Cities when it's real slow and I'm caught up on paperwork but that's not really that often.

Laserquest misunderstanding created this

Yeah I am in and out of it constantly.

I tried for a little while with VirtualBox on Ubuntu but just found it inconvenient.

Sometimes you want to play a specific game.

For me, it's QuickBooks that requires windows. I use Linux everywhere except on the bookkeeping machines for my business.

I care about what's being tracked on those machines for sure.

In my town they fill up at co-op Cardlock, same as the truckers but gasoline instead of diesel

It's what I use to remote access to my Starlink network. Have it running on a little Linux box, and publishes my internal subnet so I can access any device on my network with Tailscale running on just one PC.