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It's a low friction way to set up a home server with NAS and docker containers. The "Unraid" portion is the configuration that lets you set up an "array" with parity drive(s), but without striping so each disk has a complete filesystem and files accessible even when removed from the array. Everything can be managed through a web UI, and there's a robust "app store" of docker containers.

The downside is that it's not free, and they recently moved towards monthly/yearly licensing and increased the cost of new lifetime licenses.

My basement is already half full of my inlaw's crap.

I ended up taking my unsupported computer and turned it into an Unraid server. Bought some refurb enterprise drives on eBay to get it set up, and now I have an awesome home media server/NAS.

One could argue they still haven't

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Parties are optional. Work is not.

It looks like the media player is open source, but the media server is not.

I also bought the lifetime license a while ago, and am also happy with that purchase.

If the door exists, then it can be opened

I mean, it's intended for kids as each year's mystery flavor is a different Halloween candy.

Props for playing a PSP at 3am

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