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f1turbo said:

What’s the “6 for 30”?  6 months for $30?  Does it include all channels?

The $30/6 months (plus tax) includes almost everything, but only for one car's built-in receiver. If you want to stream on your phone, computer or any other device as well, the price jumps to ridiculous heights.

The good thing about it is that, at least in my experience, when the subscription expires, the radio may work for a few weeks until the kill signal is received. The more you drive, though, the more likely your receiver will be active when the kill signal is sent. (At least that how it seems to work.)

Face ID was likely trained on the mask. So it recognizes the mask. What's so disturbing or impressive about that?

If the mask was supposed to mimic a real iPhone X owner, then a malicious actor would have only 2 attempts to unlock using Face ID before the passcode would be required. In other words, there's almost no room for error.

I use Mac servers for essential services: email (imap and smtp), caldav, carddav, webdav, time machine, content caching, dns, dhcp, home automation (Indigo), webcam monitoring (SecuritySpy). Streaming media isn't in there.

indiekiduk said:

Some interesting apps in this article I haven't heard of however I agree with the others that a Synology or even PC hardware with FreeNAS are a better choice because Apple are giving all the indicators of killing off the ability to use Macs as home servers, e.g. no updates to the Mac mini in years, High Sierra removing Time Machine, File Sharing and some stats from the macOS server app.

You had me running scared for a moment, until I found this post:
https://www.imore.com/changes-macos-server-54-high-sierra

(While Time Machine and File Sharing are no longer configured in the Server app, they are available in System Preferences.)

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