I’m Australian, but some of the older switchboards in industrial installations are similar in appearance to the top image.

The middle would have a busbar (or three if it’s a three phase panel) that connects the circuit breakers to the main switch. The cables are connected to the far left and far right sides of the breakers.

It could be different in the US, though, if anyone with more relevant experience wants to chime in.

Edit: looking back at the top image, I’m reminded that the US uses split phase in some places, so that top panel likely has two busbars down the middle.

There are some Lenovo minis with Quadro GPUs in them as well. Would be handy for transcodes, if that’s something you require for Jellyfin.

Seeing a deleted comment on a post about confidence is absolutely beautiful.

With a VPN, we are all a proud resident of Spain! 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸

Not yet, ask me again in like a million years.

Big deal, I have explosive craps all the time.

Yeah, I have normal camera lenses lower than that. From memory, the F-stop number is like a ratio between the focal length and the effective diameter of the lens.

Who’s Steve Jobs?

I think it’s a bit of a stretch to call RayGun a world superpower.

I can’t help but sing the jingle in my head every time I see this.

Much prefer the old '96er.

Do you regret getting open heart surgery?

Missl hasn’t been maintained in a while, though. I’d recommend the fork DAVECON1. Dave is pretty active still, listens to the community. He recently removed the little prompt box that popped up when you were planning to commit war crimes and genocide, which has improved my workflow and plausible deniability!

The definition of precariat.

No.

Yes!

Funnily enough, in Australia we call the broiler a grill, and what you’re describing is exactly what I thought a grilled cheese was. One of my favourite snacks when I was a kid was this, but with corn kernels under the cheese as well. Of course, being Australian, cheese and Vegemite was also a winning combination!

Aussie here, I’ve always considered a cheese toasty to be a cheese sandwich that’s been toasted in a jaffle iron. A toasted cheese sandwich, however, would be more similar to a grilled cheese.

Not sure if this was just the nomenclature used by my family or is in line with what others call them, though.

Ah yes, a natural typing pool.

I can’t remember who, but Somebody once told me, “The years start coming and they don’t stop coming.”