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This car is the first car that taught me most of my mechanical knowledge. It means a lot to me but it's time to say good bye.

How is the transition? Is it any less stressful? With no research done on my own on my behalf, I'd assume a paycut but less stress?

There are multiple ps4's in my house due to house mates. I was wondering if anyone has heard of a solution similar to a steam cache server but for for ps4?

I have financed a 2012 VW GTI that is nearly paid off. Currently 2012 GTIs in my area in similar condition are selling for ~$10,000. Should I sell my car while the value is still high[er], or should I drive it to the ground?

If I drive it to the ground I would plan on continuing to contribute my monthly payment [$400] to a side account in preparation for the next vehicle.

EDIT:: Sorry, the loan is almost paid off. The car is mechanically sound with minor cosmetic wear and tear. I have reworded my original post to explain this better.

I'm shopping for my first xeon powered server build. It needs to use a tower chassis as I live in a small apt.

I'd like to migrate my plex, sabnzbd, plexpy, sonarr, vpn, services to a VM on this machine as well as start up linux based OS's for dicking around with. Freenas is another project i'd like to tackle with this. I currently have a 600W PSU sitting around for this build. Will that be enough power?

Is there anything wrong with this build before I buy?

• https://www.ebay.com/itm/Fractal-Design-Define-XL-R2-Black-Silent-EATX-Full-Tower-Computer-Case/291286866760

• https://www.ebay.com/itm/SuperMicro-X9DRi-F-Motherboard-Combo-w-2x-Xeon-E5-2643-32GB-DDR3-PC3-12800R/202094983780

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