Yeah it's a special game, and a masterclass in "show, don't tell" exposition.
Overview is here https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/roth-iras , but generally 59 and 1/2 is when you can start taking distributions without penalty.
Disappointed to hear this, but it sounds like they made the decision for good reasons at least. Their games are all standouts in an underserved genre.
Depends on what sort of underlying file system you want to use on the drive. For Linux filesystems (ext4, btrfs, zfs etc), here's a good start: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dm-crypt
For NTFS, BitLocker is already baked in to Windows.
Yeah I mean it's gotta be Quark and it's not close. He also became the de-facto representative of life outside the Federation & Starfleet, which was one of the things DS9 really leaned in to.
Avalon specifically, which has the densest mooring field I've ever been in.
He's back in the game! Hyped.
Yeah I think this is more a compatibility filter. If it's an interest of yours and makes you happy, there is no cutoff.
Hard agree, and you can see some success stories here and there where communities get municipal broadband up and running. Legacy companies and GOP legislators on their payroll are very hostile to this however, preferring to loot the Treasury (in the form of subsidies) and continue delivering subpar service. Would be cool to see at a state/national level though.
Worf had the best explanation of the forehead situation all the way back in DS9. "We do not speak of it with outsiders."
I think as a turn-key solution, the prebuilt enclosures are fine. I have a two-bay Synology that works well. If you've already got components though, DIY is probably going to give you a lot more granular control. I'm planning on building out a home server rack including a TrueNAS VM or something similar.
Not paying bills is kind of his signature move.
I hate ketchup, so almost anything else. That said, mustard or some sort of flavored/spicy mayo are top choices.