i know @DailyDriven got 98 inch tvs all over his house so you guys dont need to tell me
https://www.costco.com/.product.9058470.html
buy 2 100 off
buy 3 200 off
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Question… has anyone rented out one of the GT500-H Shelby’s?
@zaimer did
@TheSmoke09 the mention of EV has you thinking about the new GT500…?
My man, what kind of smoke are you on. 
But yes, I have, and it was glorious. It would’ve been nearly a 10/10 if it were available in a man’s transmission. 
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Is there a hack for this, or is it full retail, all day every day?
You had it for a day?
man lives in wisconsin where houses are 50k thats the hack
if he lived in the sunshine state of california he would be riding a bicycle
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The Shade is real 
$50k 
I choose to live vicariously through everyone else on here. I’m picturing myself sitting in @DailyDriven’s pool right now. TAX FREE 
Straight to the state line, as fast as I could. There isn’t enough sunshine there.
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FYI-
Beware of the cheap deals on the SanDisk Extreme/PRO SSDs out there. Seems there is now a super high failure rate and data loss? Recent Amazon reviews have been brutal.
I have 3 of these that are now all over 2+ years old and it looks like many of the complaints are from newer purchases. I rotate backups and will rotate these out altogether now.
Have used SD and WD products for many years (video, camera, storage HD/SSDs) and now will have to think twice because the company seems to be dodging the issue completely.
I’m actually considering a solution for personal/home file & photo storage.
I hate the idea of cloud based storage (vulnerability is the only concern)
What are your thoughts on setting up a local Wi-Fi-based NAS storage at the house?
Not cheap for the NAS and each drive, but if you have a ton of data it is a great the way to go. What scares me are the multiple points of failure: the NAS device and then each drive in each bay. You almost would need to have a minimum of two (main NAS and backup) to be safe (one offsite for sure).
How much data are we talking about here?
That’s the benefit of RAID 5 or other RAID types, at least if one drive fails you’re still good, but then you still have to worry about multi-drive failure or a physical loss like a fire or water damage.
I have a homemade NAS with 3x 12TB WD RED’s, I don’t have that much data, but at least I don’t need to think about it for a long time.
For off-site, you can setup a second NAS and have them sync, or you can go with something like Synology C2, which is their offsite solution meant to work with their NAS’s.
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Family photos and videos.
Not trying to store full length movies or games or anything.
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What’s the point of these ?
Good setup, and it all depends on your needs.
With 4 macs (2 desktops and 2 laptops) what I do is have each desktop internal HD (iOS and programs only) backed up 3 every days automatically with Carbon Copy Cloner. Same thing for the external HD/SSD for data, and another for photos only. Do a backup on each laptop once per week or so on CCC as well (only 1 SSD internal on each) to one external SSD for each. I have a physical backup for each desktop, and swap those out with one in a fireproof safe and one offsite. Keep 2x for each laptop in the manner.
Pretty easy to configure with a bunch of SSDs and HDs, and you keep the failure point to each discrete SSD/HD. With external HDDs now being less than $250 for 16TB this is an easy and cost effective way to keep it all backed up and safe.
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Home Backup system in general or portable SSDs?
All I did was ask if anyone has rented the Hertz Shelby GT500H and if there’s a rental hack … 
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thats the hack live in a useless state 
Dang tell us how you really feel.
#SpicySundays
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