u/Low_Company767

Newbie here into homelab I have a UNAS 2 that is only for basic file storage etc and of course I need a backup to that (or the other way around UNAS would be the backup) and I was searching for a mini pc to sit on the rack and my search brought me to this one as I wanted to take advantage also of one NAS grade hdd I have extra. So any opinions?
The idea is to run true NAS and maybe a homeassistant as a vm and explore of course

Newbie here into homelab I have a UNAS 2 that is only for basic file storage etc and of course I need a backup to that (or the other way around UNAS would be the backup) and I was searching for a mini pc to sit on the rack and my search brought me to this one as I wanted to take advantage also of one NAS grade hdd I have extra. So any opinions?
The idea is to run true NAS and maybe a homeassistant as a vm

Looking for opinions because something isn’t adding up for me.
Background: 6 years ago I had ACL reconstruction on my right knee. In May 2025 I had a flap tear of the medial meniscus in the same knee, which was fully repaired. I returned to BJJ in October. Then in November 2025 I completely tore my LCL in the left knee (Grade 3).
At that point I started peptides and ran them consistently for about 3 months:
BPC-157: ~4500–5500 mcg/week
TB-500: ~3000 mcg/week
GHK-Cu: ~9000–12000 mcg/week
I have MRIs before and after, and the LCL healed extremely well. Obviously rehab and strengthening played a huge role too.
The problem is my right knee (meniscus). It’s been the knee with recurring setbacks. Every time I’ve used peptides in the past, swelling decreased, ROM improved, and the knee felt better.
A week ago I had another setback and only had one Wolverine Stack vial (5 mg BPC + 5 mg TB), which I used over 7 days. This time the opposite happened: the swelling hasn’t gone down and seems to be increasing after every injection.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Am I missing something obvious here?

Hi everyone,

I'm considering sitting the EASA ATPL theoretical exams and wanted to hear from people who have successfully passed using only ATPLQ as their study resource.

My situation is a bit unusual: I already have extensive operational flying experience and hold the military equivalent qualifications through the Hellenic Air Force Academy, but I do not hold a civilian ATPL.

Because of my background, I'm less concerned about the operational and practical aspects and more interested in understanding whether ATPLQ alone is sufficient to pass the exams.

If you've taken this route, how well did ATPLQ prepare you, and were there any subjects where you felt additional study material was necessary?

Thanks in advance for any advice.