u/Thebigtallguy

I currently have a das with 2 drives and a functional Plex running. I bought 2 more hard drives and want to transition to unraid. Long story short can I build out unraid on a new mini pc outside of my current das, then just move my das over once I understand how it works? I also want to run some other docker things that I will be trialing so that I can learn without impacting Plex. Am I going to be making things harder on myself doing it this way? I'm smart but not necessarily computer smart yet. I can learn but also I'm a busy dad. Thanks in advance.

New to the platform but I'm trying to figure out if there is an easy way for it to increase my weights? I've created my own routines and each time I do the program it is the base. It will update if I remove an exercise or something but the weight will always stay at the base level. It doesn't even increase to my last lifted weight. It's that just how it is? I would rather not need to go update the routine every time I increase.

Tried searching but my specifics seem unique. I have about 10tb of data on a qnap tlr400. Two 18tb hard drives in a jbod configuration. From reading the manual I can't just add hard drives to this and change raid types. They want to wipe the drives and only start fresh with any raid types change. Maybe that's only because I was using the das hardware raid selection? Anyway unraid seems to be the better solution but I would like to save the data. Can I move all the data onto 1 new drive, wipe old drives, insert all 4 drives into das and configure with a new unraid setup? Sorry if the question is dumb. But from the videos and reading I've done it seems like it should work. My largest drive will enter blank if that matters.

So I want to run the slushi most of the day tomorrow. We are having a big party with about 50 people. 2 parts pineapple, 1 part orange juice, 1 part coconut cream right? I'm planning on just freezing the mixer and adding the rum after. I've seen some recipes call for water and others that don't. Do I need water? Also would 3 gallons of mixer be enough?

How much are you willing to save towards a disco lab? I don't think we need to really talk about which level since I would like to help and understand everybody. But in my case I'm saving for lab 11 I think which is 5.6Q. A little over 2 days farming.

I've got my summon to 100 cd to sync with my gbot. Max duration. Then I put all the rest of my bits into fetch. Should I go back to just minimum fetch to put the rest into scout?

In this case it is utility but I think for others it will be beneficial to just know how much of a difference it makes for any of the things. I'm sure I can get it but it just takes that 4+ hours. Which for me is a whole farm run.

My kids love to listen to music and I'm trying to set up their own accounts. I would like to just setup a jukebox style player for them and allow them to play on their own but make it simple with happy songs, rock songs, and pop songs etc. but I need it to be kid friendly. I've searched through Spotify and have some lists but would love more.

I currently don't make enough to perma more then 2 assist mod labs so I'm trying to decide which 2 are best. I think for straight econ it is obvious that Gen multiplier is best. But then I'm torn between gen sub and core sub. Generator will increase free ups and core will increase up times on my ultimates. Bh and Gt are already permanent but more gt is always better for gt+. I think dw is really really close to permanent if not permanent.

I'm a dummy so I have no idea how this would work. But I've seen a fair amount of posts asking how to notify their users of an impending down. Current state seems to be impossible. But what if somebody smart made a short possibly funny video about server maintenance incoming. Could even make a couple with different time frames like 1 day countdown or 1 week or whatever. Title it appropriately. Then you upload it and everyone that wants to downloads it. When everything is running you pull it out of the library. When maintenance is incoming you move it over and it would be the first thing showing in the recently added section. Just an idea I had.