Yorick

May I introduce the VHDL STD library where you can set an output to “don’t care”:

Wikipedia IEEE-1164

As an embedded electronics engineer discovering VHDL was a blast and a mindfuck!

If you want the same world building and hadn’t given it a try, Elder Scrolls Online is still great, can be acquired for cheap (even the base game has a lot of content), and be played almost fully solo!

If you didn’t mind the “floatiness” of Skyrim Combat, ESO is great, has a lot of world building and exploration, can be quite immersive at times, and basically has the look of a modded Oblivion.

I spent a good 400h on it, mostly on lore discovery, main and side quests, and farming not for equipment but to get furniture for my house! (and if I recall I still didn’t reach the max level, not a pro-player).

I never played it as an MMORPG, but more as a coop RPG while still playing solo most of the time. So I can’t judge on the quality of the MMO aspects (though the cyrodil constant battle system is quite fun and intense).

Last time I did a rewatch, I stopped mid way in season five.

Season 4 has some great plot and setup for 5, but I think 5 already started dragging in a not fun way (for me).

I’d recommend not planning and dropping whenever you feel like it.

Hell yeah! Ocean eleven was a remake of an apparently not so good movie, and the movie is still one of my favourite heist movie, even the whole trilogy!

I have 2 500GB SSDs in RAID1 for important data, truenas apps etc…, then 32TB total in RAIDZ1 for large Dataset that won’t need speed (movies, TV show, music, pictures, archives,…)

If I have a complete NAS failure, a remote backup (via rsync to a friend’s NAS Weekly) of the SSD and bootable drive can be used in a new system, and my torrent app has the list and magnet of all torrents stored on the SSD so it can re-download them.

FYI The daily game community c/dailygames usually has someone post about this game every day

Man I gotta re-read the whole Foundation again!

That’s mostly due to the Volume setup they use, to film without green screen, in some/most scenes.

You can clearly see it in kenobi, I guess in Mandalorian Season 1 it wasn’t that noticeable because it was brand new.

And that’s why Andor feels so much larger and grounded, a lot of on-location shooting, with classic green screens for ships cockpit and others.

Edit: and I re-read your post only now to notice you already talked about the Volume… I need to get a nap

What if it’s some system where you buy a server system in a box with everything pre-installed, you can use it as a console game box, and when not in use it’s a game streaming server to other players (like Geforce Now), and it pays a bit in your steam wallet.

So it would be a Mainframe, without the Main as it’s distributed, hence a Frame