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this post was submitted on 08 Oct 2024
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Damn, I was going to upvote the comment that says "my computer is on and running, 24 hours a day" but nobody said it yet ๐ sorry Earth...
Well, that's me then.
Never know when I'm going to need it, and it's usually doing some kind of work overnight (processing media files, syncing files around, etc).
I schedule that stuff for when I should be asleep - less heat in the house during the day, it's off-peak power (doesn't make a noticeable difference to my bill, but why not).
If i need it, I can pause those things.
But I also have a NAS that can do this stuff, but it can only do so much at once.