I recently copied ~1.6T from my old file server to my new one. I think that may be my largest non-work related transfer.

Dude, imagine my surprise when I pop up a random video I'm interested in and see that urban pop Earthworm Jim in the background. Glad to see we both ended up in the same refuge.

Hollow Knight Silent Hill 2 Portal 2

The only thing I can tell you is that if you get a keyboard with a bad membrane, it CAN be fixed but it's a huge pain in the ass since you need to replace all the little plastic tabs on the chassis with tiny bolts.

I have both an OG model M and a unicomp model M mini. They both feel great and seem to have zero issues. My first model M was a 1987 and I used a string of pigtail adapters to get it from AT to USB and while it didn't start working until my OS started booting, it was my favorite of all time. It got lost after we went work from home during COVID and they had a moving company pack our desks up. There is not a day I don't miss that keyboard.

With all that said, I don't have any experience with the rp2040 controlled unicomps. If you can get an actual model M on the cheap, I say go with that. If not, unicomps are a fine product in my experience.

As someone who's family is from Alabama, I hard agree with your grandma. Where was she from? And can I steal her line?

Cool, I stopped being lazy and looked up the DVB standards. TIL: a bit about digital broadcast transport methods.

Thanks, I know very little about how DVB works but that makes sense. What is the limitations for DVB-S/C ?

Can you use something like a rtl-sdr for its original intended purpose of decoding digital tv?

What are tha advantages of this over set -o vi?

Let me offer a different direction. FreeBSD has been around since the mid 90's. Is damn featureful. Has a wonderful package management system. Full disclosure, I use Linux on my personal machines but FreeBSD is my server install of choice.