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You heard it right. In my 20 years of Wow, I have never stuck with it long enough to get a max level character (without using a retail boost). I currently have a 44 Orc Fire Mage (Ench and Tailoring both in artisan), 45 Troll MM Hunter (LW and Skinning, Tribal), 38 Undead Shadow Priest (Alch, and Herb both in low 200's), and 40 Troll Aff Warlock (Alch and Herb both in artiisan). I need to pick one and get it to 60 like a real adult. One thing that is tuff is that I am in NA, and have a hard time finding dungeons as a DPS. In your all's opinion, what would be the easiest for group finding purposes, and money making purposes to get to 60?

I have HA on my NAS which is an old fulltower PC I converted running TruNas Scale. I got a Zigby and Z-wave antenna (both USB) hooked to it. All of my devices connected fine except for my Z-wave door locks (they are old, 1st gen Kwikset and Schlange). Both say the antenna has to be within 3 ft of the door to pair. Is there any easier way to do this that buying a 100ft ethernet cable and an extension cord so I can pair them. I feel like there has to be an easier way. I have a laptop, that I could use, but I dont want it to be the head unit of my HA set up.

So I had a post recently about trying to figure out how to get the Spectrum app on my Onn Pro 4k...I did find a solution, albeit its kind of janky, but I had an epiphany. The sprectum app casts perfectly from my phone to the TV.

I have an old (onn) android tablet thats not good for much anymore, and I had the idea of making it a dedicated Remote for my tv (That way my phone isnt being used for this). Has anyone ever done this? Or have a recommendation for a good third party remote app to use for something like this? Any other benefits for a setup like this? (I was envisioning a TV guide since the spectrum app has that, or other cool things)

Spectrum has an Android app for phones and tablets, but not for android TV. Has anyone gotten it to work on their Onn streaming box?

Recently had update notifications for all of my apps. I updated all, but Radaar, refuses to update. It still runs fine currently, but when I tell it to update, it appears to go through the motions, and when it restarts it says it still has an update. I have no problem leaving it at its current version, I just don't want to be open to any security vulnerabilities . Anyone else experienced this?

I started a new monk, and went to the Battle for Azeroth zone, and didnt see a single person in the capital city... Where is the best place to level to actually see other players?

I am not interested in a character boost. I want to grind it up and actually learn my class. Can I play classic zones? are they populated? Or do I just start at the last expansion? What will progression look like?

First I just want to thank all of you for your hard work. Keeping WoW alive, despite all of Blizzards efforts to ruin it. I currently play Turtle WoW, which is an amazing private server, but I do yearn to play some of the newer classes and races (monk and DK, not evoker lol). I've tried playing Tauri, and other private servers, but unless you join right at launch its a dead world for new players. Which brings me to my suggestion:

I wish private servers would create incentives for players to start and level alt characters. Whether it be Heirlooms or some other incentive. It is vital for server health to keep the game engaging for new people to join. I am sure other people are more creative

I, like many of you, am attempting to cut the cord and stream. So far its been great, but one thing I struggle with is actually know what new media is available. Netflix has the "New to netflix" section. Is there any add-ons or plugins, that shows new movies(Radarr)/Shows(for Sonarr), that show something similar? Radarr has the discover section which is ok.

I have Home Assistant installed as an App on my TrueNas CE server, and randomly its not listed on the apps tab anymore. It is still running though because I can access it via the web gui in my browser... Just worried if I restart that I wont be able to access it again.

Linux, TrueNas, and Jellyfin noob. I recently converted an old desktop into a TrueNas Community Edition rig. I am ripping some blue rays, and putting them in Jellyfin. I found out that my graphics card isnt up to snuff when it comes to transcoding. I want to put in an Intel Arc380, but I have never added hardware to a linux installation after its already been installed. Are there drivers or anything I need to download for this, or will the install auto detect the new card? Also, more of a hardware question.. My motherboard only has a PCI-e 3.0 slot, will that be enough bandwidth for the card to process 4k files?

I am a networking noob. I had chatGPT walk me through setting it up. Went with DuckDNS, Cloudflare, NGINX Proxy. According to ChatGPT all my settings are correct and it should work, but I still can't connect to it off of my wifi network. Are there any other noob friendly solutions? I'd even consider paying for a service if its easier to set up. (I understand to troubleshoot my current set up, people will need more specific details), but I am really looking to see if there are any easier options out there at this time. If I can't find any, I will start another thread to troubleshoot my current set up.)

I live in Northern Kentucky, and we just got blitzed by a snow storm. My wife's 2019 Subaru Forrester, some how could not get out of our parking pad (to be fair, the city graciously piled snow behind it, and the bottom snow as hard as a rock when i dug down to it, but still its AWD). All 4 wheels spinning. Tried putting litter down, boards, etc. No dice. I looked over at my 2020 SV Plus, and thought F*ck it, ill try. First attempt, not litter, anything, it backed right out. This thing handles beautifully in the snow.

I've got a guy in my are selling 8tb used surveillance drives, with clean SMART reports, for 50 bucks each, but they are all surveillance drive. WD purple. Are these not good for Jellyfin NAS drives?

I am admittedly somewhat of a networking newb, I just built a NAS and want to use a media sharer like Jellyfin or Plex. I'd really like to do Jellyfin, mainly for cost, and privacy, but my advisor (ChatGPT) says Plex is much easier to implement than Jellyfin. Is Jellyfin really that much harder to work with? I would be doing it through TrueNAS Community Edition. Does anyone have experience or a good guide they recommend with working on TrueNas?