steam-lancache-prefill VS ArchiSteamFarm

You could always run SteamPrefill as a scheduled job to keep everything in the cache up to date.

ISP provides regular old VDSL2, which I'm riding about 70Mbps in off-peak times, but gets as low as 5Mbps, so I basically don't use streaming services. All my media comes off discs into Plex, and I use Lancache-Prefill to download new games in the off-peak times before installing them on the actual gaming rig. G.Fast may possibly become available to me in the future, the ISP is apparently rolling it out in places but other than a since press release a year or so ago saying they were doing it, can't get any more information out of them other than "If you become able to use it, we'll let you know"

You could use https://github.com/tpill90/steam-lancache-prefill which will stop and display a warning that it can't find a Lancache.

I recently found and use this https://github.com/tpill90/steam-lancache-prefill

Why should they? But be sure to use Open Source Projects like https://github.com/JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm or https://github.com/JonasNilson/idle_master_extended so that no funny business happens due to your account due to shady idler programs. Idler programs simply mimic what you're doing and Steam doesn't care about you actually played the game or idled the time since Playtime is IR-reversible and the more you idle, the more you can't refund the game which suits them well.

After installing the Plex desktop app on the server it can be viewed perfectly fine there. Also, looking in the Plex app settings on the server itself, it says its fully accessible outside my network, but it's simple not. I have forwarded the manually set Plex port, yet still no bite. One of my less important containers is working just fine (archisteamfarm), it just needs an internet connection. Whereas Plex, Deluge, Nextcloud and Bookstack are all down.

For Archi, dowload the bot from https://github.com/JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm/releases/tag/5.4.7.2 x64 Win version then put your mafile in the config folder as bot1.maFile(ma file is with your 64 ID before), then run the EXE file, then open the UI.html, then create a bot with same name so bot1.maFile, add steam username and password, make it enable and save. It'll display that it's converting mafile to ASF file and then it's ready.

Sorry but that's a 3rd party app and that has nothing to with Steam at all. You need to ask this at where you get that application, like a forum or even a review for the app from its app store. I'd rather suggest you to use https://github.com/JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm because you can ask your questions directly there at the issues section.

Either on terminal or web interface through ArchiSteamFarm. Hard to explain everything in one comment, so if you're not familiar with the topic here's good tutorial: https://github.com/JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm/wiki/Setting-up. You can also use a bit more user-friendly Idle Master Extended for the same purpose, but that's only for Windows and you need to have Steam client running.

ArchiSteamFarm (link) - This is a robust service that farms for Steam cards. I don't know what steam cards are lol, but I use it entirely as a backend to claim free Steam games using this plugin. The plugin is cool, it scans reddit for posts of free games then claims them for you.

Use ArchiSteamFarm https://github.com/JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm when setting up a bot you can select allow donations and it will accept all trades that you receive something for nothing. You can also disable all the card farming stuff too.

Archi's Steam Farm for auto farming those stupid Steam cards: https://github.com/JustArchiNET/ArchiSteamFarm

So close to 32 being a multiple of 2. Instead, I find it weird there are limitations that aren't using the binary system.