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You lack the attention span to buy a switch? What?
You lack the attention span to buy a switch? What?
Very little metroidvania in it so I think it’s a bad Metroid game but it’s still a great game. Legitimately one of the DS must haves. And it had some killer online multiplayer!
Fuck Ted Faro
Unironically the most important question
restaurants often don’t know how to disable it.
The owners know how. They also know that by leaving it there they make extra money on top of sales. They also know that the person getting berated for having it there is the worker who can’t change it.
Believe it or not, blizzard support was once considered the best. They were effective, fast and they even stayed in character when possible for added fun. Then they got outsourced…
Plex is definitely more user friendly. I would like to try Jellyfin again but I host Plex for my parents back home and I don’t want to troubleshoot Jellyfin internationally when I know they can just install Plex and log in on their devices and I don’t have to deal with it.
Definitely different strokes for different folks but I understand Lemmy is very big on FOSS so it’s no surprise Jellyfin has such a positive following here.
Ultimately I’m glad to have options regardless.
Hot take:
Piracy is virtually always justified. By pirating you are simply opting out of transferring wealth from consumer to big business which could be seen as a redistribution of wealth (however small) from rich to poor.
Exceptions would be indie Devs or filmmakers for which you would have more disposable income to support if you saved your money by pirating big budget films/games/software.
So what’s the problem with piracy then? I’m still supporting them but I’m saving money in the process. Win/win. What a world!
Not me. I went years without until last week I realised I needed them for a script that points an object at a target in Maya. Turns out trig is really fucking universal.
I think a lot of these are just cool experiments and projects grad students do for the sake of doing them. Then some hack writes an op ed about how we don’t need to worry about deforestation because we can plop algae tanks down instead.
Lmao yeah she couldn’t get to her usual stylist when she was with the rebellion. Rest assured they were waiting for her when the empire fell.
Also the anti-fingerprinting in Firefox breaks them. Fucking awesome that I can solve that bullshit just fine and it still won’t validate unless I let some asshole slurp my browser data.
Pizza is always fucking insanely overpriced. I feel like this wasn’t always the case…