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So, everybody cut the cord because of the ridiculous cost of cable and went to a couple streaming services to get what they wanted for much less, and now every company is individually saying "pay us $X/mo if you want to see our content" and we're back at cable costs again but getting much less...

1080ti in the main desktop, 1080 in the bedroom HT/GPC, and 980ti in the kitchen HTPC

Seems to still require a locally compromised system, so not so much worrying for the home user. Now, being able to break into a VM, that's pretty good.

pfsense may have a slightly steep initial learning curve (took me a few days of frustration and reinstalls to finally figure out that setting its IP address to the same one as the existing router it was about to replace was a really stupid move), but the tutorials make it a piece of cake to get...

Well, it is Biostar. I don't expect super fancy things out of them... Like the fact that they are claiming their PCIe4 x4 M.2 slots support 32 Gbps. Since PCIe4 is 16 Gbps/lane, at least one of those two specs are out of sync.