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 Rough early sketches of the basic idea of how the garage is going to look.

 Uploading Game Posters I made at full resolution here because SteamgridDB doesn't allow more than 600x900.

  Basically all the lines leading to buttons on the faceplate are getting relays and such.

I was snooping around the files of the Dreamcast version of SpiderMan 2000 found this in the credits file  Special Thanks... (0,55,255)Chad thanks: (128,128,128)Mom Dad and Chris (0,55,255)Dave thanks: (128,128,128)urraca - apologies for the late nights thanks for the early mornings the london boys and girls - sorry it's been so long be seein you all soon! (0,55,255)Chris Ward thanks: (128,128,128)metal howdy to my mates from yorkshire hello to mum hey up mouse - cat says hello leeds for the championship (0,55,255)Peter thanks: (128,128,128)Deborah Matthew and Rachael (0,55,255)Ken thanks: (128,128,128)My Family Tea my buick the league of gentlemen (0,55,255)Alan thanks: (128,128,128)My wife Caroll Maya Kalyn Flores Born July 10th - 2000 (0,55,255)Brian thanks: (128,128,128)Joel and everyone at Neversoft for the trust and respect. Chad who answered all my questions. And Kara for the late nights. (0,55,255)Chris Glenn thanks: (128,128,128)The Neversoft crew for mak

Plex Server is having a bit of a hiccup, mostly due to the drives failing.  I'm afraid the Drives have reached their lifeline, and being that they're not Toshiba, failing miserably. I got a new drive a Toshiba 4TB 128MB, probably gonna get another one later on. The server is a bit of a standstill at the moment because of the missing files, brought on by the failing hard drives. But other than that, I've built the server. Gigabyte Z68XP-UD3P 4x4GB/16GB DDR3 1600mhz i3-2120 (getting it upgraded to a Xeon) Toshiba 4TB 128MB 5400rpm Western Digital Green 2TB 64MB 7200rpm x2 Western Digital Blue 500GB 32MB 7200rpm x3 Samsung 870 EVO 256GB Cooler Master G750M

Upon actually doing anything in this apartment I have to fix most of the electricals. But this apartment was designed by Japanese Architects, overseen and built by Russians, alongside Macedonian builders back in the 70s. Which means it's 50 years old when nothing was standardized so god knows to which standard this was wired. Many swapped electrical outlets and circuit breakers later I've come to the conclusion that instead of making it like the rest of the world ol Socialist Yugoslavia had to make it weird. So here goes Three Phase Power  Yellow - Phase Blue - Phase Mono Phase Power Black - Phase Gray - Neutral Red - Ground I hope this helps anyone in the region of Balkans that has no idea what's goin on with their electrical install.