CentipedeFarrier

Even their animated stuff is superb, getting both right at the same time is huge. I hate Apple, but credit where due.

Also a nice dose of survivorship bias! All those old people survived the gauntlet of driving for decades (even in much less safe vehicles) without losing life or license, so safer drivers are more represented.

That’s fair, I really haven’t looked to see the breakdown, I also watch the scan. But I’ve dealt with the public, and most people genuinely don’t seem to be paying that much attention… to anything… :)

Considering sales tax isn’t included, so your total always rings up different than your math, and it’s really hard to accurately math out because some products aren’t taxed, yeah, I could see people not realizing that’s what happened. Especially if the things that went up were low priced items.

She could have at least asked him to stop before destroying property.

We don’t actually know that she didn’t, unless you’ve got another article with more detail. This article is sparse in details, but it’s only his word in it that she didn’t talk to him. That nobody was bothered by it. That it went from 0-100 in the span of a look.

And idk about you, but that doesn’t sound all that likely to me, when everyone laughs at him for the consequences (seen in video). The whole thing screams this guy is an unreliable narrator. The whole thing to me reads like he knew he was pissing people off, like a YouTube prank channel sort of bother, and expected to walk away from it consequence free.

This article has a bit more detail and it does make him sound like a shitty prank channel sort that relies on annoying other people going about their lives. But again has no info about the encounter except his own words.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/imagine-being-based-guy-says-143000399.html

This feels like a “carry your computer with you if possible, back up all your files offsite, install hidden cameras (along with some obvious cameras for misdirection), and wipe everything if you see someone enter” situation…

Would that even be enough? Not for your physical privacy ofc but for avoiding the spyware.

The people I know refer to those people as “bougie” (boo-gee) as in bourgeoisie.

Mine refuses to enable multiplayer, despite co-op technically existing, because PvP is horrible but default in the current release.

Yeah, so like… those are mostly pretty big problems for me -and likely a whole lot of people who might want to get off Plex- that I don’t have a clue what to do with without dedicating probably weeks of time to learning properly, so… hard pass until the whole process is significantly safer or more streamlined.

This whole thing feels like this :p

If you do that, great! Genuinely good for you. You probably know the risks and how to mitigate them, or fix them if they become problems. Or don’t care, that’s a valid option too.

I absolutely do not know the risks or how to mitigate them. I don’t want to fuck myself over doing something stupid against the consensus advice of basically everyone who ever talks about it. I don’t even fully understand how to make it accessible in the first place, despite having spent a few days looking into it on and off (same issue with sharing my calibre library, as it seems to be the same process). It’s way beyond my experience level, it’s intimidating, and frankly I’m not super interested in doing something that far out of my understanding comfort zone if it has any significant risks.

Did they ever identify species 8469 that the borg are afraid of (I think that’s the number, didn’t look it up)?

I guess that’s maybe one thing they could do with it, if not…

Tho daleks don’t seem like a species the borg would fear, tbh…

But why though? What would this add to anything?

I’ve basically warned the people who use it that if they enshittify further I won’t be doing anything to try to maintain it.

I gave them a PSA not to get a subscription, because I got a lifetime pass ages ago, but if they do much else I’m out. I’ll maybe, depending on the changes, keep hosting it in case they want to keep using it, but I won’t maintain it properly (it auto-adds stuff from my folders, ofc, so that’ll still happen, but I won’t fix any mismatches and stuff). I’ve already stopped giving new people access to it, as the writing is on the wall.

I’m in the process of setting up jellyfin, but I have zero intention of making that available to anyone other than my partner (in IT, and already has access to my home VPN) because I’ve read how risky that is, and how you need to VPN them back to it or some shit and I’m just not willing to do any of that. Too risky and too much work cuz I don’t have a clue what I’m doing.

I’d love a middle ground, but I’m not sure I’m willing to pay for another closed-source platform, and Idk if any open source platforms are ever going to be particularly good for remote sharing for non-techie users.

I vote horizon forbidden west because the world is -so engaging- even more than the original imo. Even the side quest chains are beautiful and moving. They did a very good job with it.

I haven’t played GoW though, so I’m definitely biased.