Steam on Linux only for the last 10 years. I don’t recall ever seeing a disk write error.
Makes one wonder.
Now that I think about it, that is across two desktops, two laptops, and more recently two steam decks and a steam machine. They all have one thing in common besides steam.
The best box sets are ones that support the smaller dev teams, particularly the ones that specifically give a percentage to that team.
The ones that have an extra guide, maybe a figure or item, something special.
Otherwise, I would rather have the digital files only. I really have no need for more crap around the house.
Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel (Mewgencis, Issaac) and going all in. You can buy a subscription to physical Mewgenics boxes delivered to your door.
I don’t see this being any good for anyone.
But I am really pissed off that this can be patented. Even looking at the patent itself doesn’t look like anything new, its a series of flow charts.
I see nothing novel or patent worthy here at all.
Yeah all that open source and open hardware options I have are really holding things back.
Fuck off you tool.
If you are using either of these companies you kinda get what you deserve.
Cool. Previously I never used two companies.
Now I only have to never use one.
Perfect.
I am going to go with at least post 2002 as the beginning of the end. After Dave Thomas died. I could imagine various franchises had different levels of effort.
I didn’t eat fast food much, but I had a friend who came to America in the mid 80’s and raved about Wendy’s. I would get dragged along sometimes. They said their experience was very downhill post Dave’s passing.
They owned Tim Hortons once upon a time.
They were crashing and burning since 2002 anyways, just shoot it and put it out of its misery.
Recent years? I don’t think they have been any good since the late 80’s. Maybe as late as the mid nineties. After that: garbageville. That continued the decline.
Its not the high beef prices or aging stores, its just low quality control.
That was a painful watch.
But lets break this down:
His argument is that hatred, war, and victimization cause a reduction in contribution to science and literature.
You asshole, quit pointing your fingers at others and start cleaning up your own damn house.
Funny thing is, I don’t want ownership. I don’t want to own things.
But I want to share things, so I don’t want to rent them either.
I really don’t want more plastic garbage. Just give me the files.
Well yes as a medical device for those in need.
Which makes straws seem even worse for those that dont need them.
They have then out to everyone. It’s like saying we all should have a wheelchairs.
You are going to die either way, seems silly to worry about.
Its easier to drink water with a straw? No way it is.
I carry a water bottle with me and no way do I want a straw involved.
Explain to me why you want a straw in the first place.
When I recieve a drink with one I take it out and throw it away. I certainly have no use for one at home. My water bottle I take with me has a normal drinking sized mouth like a cup.
Why do you use straws at all?
I guess maybe you eat fast food? I don’t do that.
Whatever. I would never allow an Xbox in my house. When they came out it was obviously just another shit product from a shit company. Hard pass.
The upside is hopefully it will just continue to alienate their market.
Fine I will jump in: I am not sure trusting Plex to get access to your home environment is any safer. They have had security issues lately.
But either way, lock down what plex or jellyfin can do in the container is the best way to start.
Plex is easier to just blindly let a corporation (that isnt doing too well) authorize all your users and let them in the open port. I will give you that.
Jellyfin may have less features? I have no idea. I have had both for a very long time, and always go to Jellyfin first. It is snappier, I like the layout better, and it gets the job done.
In terms of features, Jellyfin has watch together. Plex just took that ability away, and seemed determine to make their interface suck.
As far as plexamp goes, I still vastly prefer Clementine on the desktop, but on a mobile device it works ok. I don’t like the way it shows my albums, I don’t like the way it makes finding anything a lot more difficult. But it does let you set a radio station and does a good job of mixing up what you have.