Billegh

You might not know, but you can say “crap” on the internet.

Please remain still while we calibrate… the nozzle.

I pirate Arch, btw

This isn’t really news. Anyone who cared and was able to do so isn’t using chrome anymore. They could add back what is needed for ad blockers to work and it wouldn’t bring back enough people to matter.

You’re basically describing ed.

It’s a sandbox in the sense that it is a box to keep the sand in one place under normal circumstances. It was never intended to completely prevent sand from being ejected by an unruly child inside of it. Or perfectly keep outside toys from being brought into it if someone tries to do that.

Windows 98 Second Edition

Sounds like something a fedora user would say.

Just because there is an official package doesn’t mean someone can’t make an aur one with the same name, or with common misspelling.

Quick, we need a word for enshittified enshittification!

No, that’s the code for a screen shot…

As an American, I approve of this statement.

Lol. No shit, Sherlock. We’ve been screaming this for decades.

I think that’s the problem though, isn’t it. It is other people’s work, condensed down into what could semi-accurately be called a statistics based random word generator. If LLMs were good at it or had people checking behind then that were good we wouldn’t be in this mess in the first place.

True, but printing presses errored in consistent ways and could easily be fixed by someone literate in the language being printed. The only black boxes were the cases containing letter stamps. The smashing was happening because of what was being printed, and not because suddenly statistically relevant portions of the workforce were now unemployed and possibly unemployable. The situation is a bit different…

One, so that it’s already ready if I ever need to use it seriously, and two, so I can continue to observe its progress and dependencies.

I suspect Plex will not give us a lot of warning if they decide that old lifetime passes aren’t good enough anymore. Money grabs like that are best as a surprise.

I have two Plex servers I maintain, for myself, friends, and family. Both also have jellyfin serving the same sources. It’s trivial to maintain them side by side. Since it’s there, I can easily use it occasionally and see if the things I don’t like about jellyfin have been fixed.

VPNs are not trivial to use for normies.

I don’t have enough fingers and toes and penises to count the number of times I’ve tried to talk to someone on rdr2, and shot them instead.

Same here, but I am also maintaining jellyfin alongside it. In case Plex decides that “lifetime” means something other than what I expected it to mean. I’ve long ago gotten my $80 of usage out of it.

Jellyfin is… ok. It works, it works consistently, and it is consistently almost great. But I provide “cable replacement” and “streaming supplement” services to family that doesn’t live in the same house, and will all likely break a box that managed a VPN.

Given the above, we’ll ride out Plex until they go nuts. Hopefully jellyfin will be polished enough for child use by then.

Bet. I’ve always wanted a gay frog.