Idk maybe a hot take, but i think we should retitle posts so it isn't clickbait.

He's certainly has a bone to pick with the manager!

Honestly, as someone close to the game, it's more of "we can't make the casuals and competitive players happy while catering to collectors all at the same time" and Gavin is using Pauper to test something that has ramifications for the rest of the game.

But here's the catch, Pauper has been incredible this whole time! These bans/unbans are dope! I think this will work and it does set the precedent for the idiot business people that you can manage a format independent of design teams and stockholders.

While I agree SD cards are unfeasible, Google Cloud Services offers a Transfer Appliance. MSFT Azure Databox is a mere $350 for a round trip 100Tb NAS freight box. I think that something could have been arranged.

I wish that happened... Because it would be karma. You should check the employment history of hasbro's execs. Chris Cocks? Ex-microsoft. Before him? Cynthia Williams? Ex-msft.

And whatever you do, do not read this interview unless you want to be super pissed. https://www.theverge.com/...

And TiVo already has the tech to skip ads in recorded media. I only point this out to show that it is possible to do context based filtering and skip to timestamps. Smart programmers will find a way, and the war continues.

Don't forget that you contain an LLM that is constantly trying to pre-fill and decode at the same time on a constant agentic loop firing arbitrary cronjobs and skills. Stop hogging all the water and energy and polluting our water and air to produce nonsense that only other AIs can understand! (affectionate)

How about a ratio of post upvotes to avg upvotes per post in a community? At least upvotes somewhat correlate with post quality.

I can answer factually. It's parts scarcity. They can't repair them. In fact, nothing is getting repaired right now. Just harvested from prod to go back into prod in another cluster. Source? I'd violate NDA.

I have this exact setup (R730 and ZFS), but I'll have to disagree on not using TrueNAS. There are features you may want to use, and the logical separation of the zfspool from the rest of the server has been handy. I boot and store my VMs off of SSDs outside of the main NAS pool.

If you want to use a NVMe boot drive on a PCIE card, the server isn't natively capable of it. You need to use a USB drive to bootstrap it with Clover. I forget the exact technical details. I have had no problems leaving it in the internal usb port over a couple years so far.

And a lot of people do. Cellular and satellite internet is excellent for rural and certain business use cases. I have gigabit fiber, and I'm considering one of those in case the Internet goes out if fiber is hit or if we lose utility power (I have a battery backup system).

Yes. Those folks are scared when it rains too hard. The connection does become more unstable.

I still acknowledge that your point is valid for everyone else however.

First time for a "trial unban" where they go back to the ban list if they don't positively impact the format? Yes, this is the first time an official "trial" has occurred in the competitive history of the game. The only time they have come close to this was the original ban of High Tide when paper and online ban lists merged.

I'm not talking about unbans in general and neither is the article.

I concur that unbans are usually a reaction to power creep. However, Modern has always been a mismanaged format since it's inception. The premise of banning the top decks so that Modern was different from "Old Extended" (because Extended at the time became a "Double long Standard" instead of a rotating Type 2 Format) damaged the genesis of the format, which inevitably led to Grixis Twin's dominance. I do think the format back then could've benefitted from Fae/Sculpter/Thopter-Sword/Affinity being legal and providing variance.

Imo get the H730 if it's financially reasonable. The passthrough is better supported in my experience. You can resell the H330 fairly easily.

Are we still doing LAMP stacks? Is that still the thing to recommend?

Start small. Do one thing at a time. Set up apache, learn how to secure it, expose it, filter out probes and bots, etc. This is a long and fulfilling journey. Maybe.