I didn ' t like 5 cm per second , but I liked Your Name <| sep |> Tank of the month is Black , like all our hearts . <| sep |> I don ' t envy extroverts I just wonder how in the hell people can be so outgoing . For myself , I ' m not ashamed of being quiet or not knowing what to say sometimes but I still can ' t handle group situations . <| sep |> Yes and during the final patches of vanilla they were in fact usable for summoning . <| sep |> Gross on top of gross <| sep |> he was dude , he just came as the royal <| sep |> Oh Mr . Humphries . My pussy is all wet . Ahahahaha <| sep |> I ' m not a fan of everything in one box . Just personal preference I guess . I would like to have all my storage hooked into one main server but I currently use unRAID and am forced into multiple servers due to their fictitious array drive limits . I will probably always run external enclosures , DAS , JBOD chassis or whatever you want to call them . I would just like to be able to simplify the actual head unit portion of my network . I ' m looking at moving a k to Server 2016 DrivepoolScanner to consolidate into one main server with all JBOD chassis attached to that . May also look at FreeNAS 10 once it is stable and put in the wild for a couple of months . But I do keep my gaming rig in its own box and my Plex server on its own physical hardware as well . Since I ' m not a fan of virtualization or dockers , I never have the problems other do . My Plex server runs great and always has in a windows environment . I could run my Plex server on my gaming rig but when it transcodes it obviously uses all my CPU which is perfect for me but would cause major issues while I ' m gaming . So for me keeping things separate , especially segregating bulk storage from a all in one machine is a much better solution for me . Doesn ' t mean that ' s the best choice for you but it is for me .