▲ 288 r/pokemon
I transferred my 2008 Pokémon Yellow Pickachu to the newer games!
Best donut before Pokémon bank shuts down
u/tomispie — 4 days ago
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r/UgreenNASync r/startrek r/pokemon r/StarWars_ r/datarecovery r/nostalgia r/StarWarsBattlefront r/homelab r/Ayr r/halo r/DataRecoveryHelp
Ugreen Nas not being recognised by router after update
I got a UGREEN NASync DXP2800 with a 8tb hard drive and 128gb SSD as a cache. (I got it for free so thought I'd use it). I recently performed an update on my NAS and after it rebooted I now can't connect to it.
- I tried on my laptop and my phone and nothing is working. I have a 5G router from three.
-I rebooted the router and Nas, no change.
-Searching for the Nas using find.ugnas.com yields no results.
- I've pressed the little reset button on the back of the Nas, no change.
- I changed the security settings on my WiFi router, no change.
I've recently been scanning and sorting all my family photos and have 2tbs of 35mm pictures that's taken me a month to scan in. I would very much like help with this.
Thank you
u/tomispie — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/Ayr
What is the Ayrshire area like to move to?
Just wondering if it's a nice place 😁
u/tomispie — 3 months ago
I hate this
I just wanted to look down and check the environment compared to the original and there is a barrier stopping ya
Edit: It only distracts from my enjoyment. The original game let you explore most everything. I remember half the time I played when I was younger was just exploring the environment instead of actually playing the game. It just sucks that the original has aspects better then a remake 25 years later. Feels like they could have made the definite edition, but it's not.
u/tomispie — 3 months ago
Me and my cousin playing Star Wars Battlefront in 2005
Found these old photos of me and my cousin playing Star wars battlefront in my grandma and grandads bedroom. Thought I'd share because they were cool!
u/Minute-Pomelo9302 — 3 months ago
▲ 11 r/startrek
Holosuite question
Was just watching an episode of DS9 (618) and in the episode a character doesn't realise he's been stuck in a holosuite for half the episode. It made me think that at any moment anyone in this universe doesn't actually know if they are in a holosuite. Knowing this fact, shouldn't it be standard procedure for all starfleet personal to run a daily routine to check if they are in the real world or stuck in a holosuite? But then how would you know? What test could they do to definitely determine that they were actually stuck in a holosuite?
Edit: What's up with the downvotes? Did I do something wrong?
u/tomispie — 5 months ago
These are files for the Windows 3D movie maker program. I've tried to rescue them from floppy disks but I don't think there is any hope of recovery and ever seeing these movies again, right?
u/tomispie — 6 months ago