I hear you, but a 99% chance of being obnoxious isn’t a great review.

I think I’ll just stick to not driving when tired.

Of course, happy to do so. I’ll report back with my experience when I have it working!

This is really neat, I’m going to spin it up tomorrow!

I’ll get a 4k monitor when my current one breaks.

It probably only has a decade or so left!

You’re not wrong, but most of us don’t have the benefit of ranked choice in our jurisdictions. Until we can get that, I’ll continue to vote against the greater evil.

I dream of being able to one day vote for something instead of being forced to vote against something.

Delamain this ain’t

You are incredibly good at counting

Most normal response once you find out your family member is on Roblox.

Man, I love these interactions on Lemmy. So wholesome!

'E’s only mostly dead.

Getting tired of these AI article pictures.

I’m gonna say CGI. Arm isn’t mounted to the floor (I can tell by the pixels), no cables going to the arm, holding the bowling ball like that is extremely unsafe.

As someone who just moved into a 1965 house - yep, plugs absolutely wear out. These are some sloppy bois.

You’ve got it all wrong. We’ve got the exact same toilets! They just struggle with the compressed remains of my three brunch big macs…

My grandfather always used to lick his drill press before changing the drill bit. It’s very important and highly recommended! You might drill the wrong size hole otherwise.

I haven’t licked my drill press as much as I should, but if I had to, I bet I could lick 100 drill presses.

Hot take.

I loved cabin in the woods!

It’s duplicated in case half of it is lost to Bitlocker

Yar har fiddly dee

It’ll affect it, but it won’t stop it. This is a good question to bring up though.

I design medical devices. IP is incredibly important in this process to protect our R&D investment in the current system. If IP didn’t exist, we’d protect that through other means like obfuscation of function.

Also if IP didn’t exist, I could design devices that are so much better at healing people. So much of what I do is restricted because someone else has 30 years left on what they patented.

R&D is expensive. Just because you see what someone else did, doesn’t mean you can easily replicate it.

In short: if your goal is pure profit, yeah removing IP probably hurts this a little. If your goal is producing the best product, then get rid of it.

I think the best solution would be a much shorter exclusionary period for patents.

What’s your setup and hardware look like? I’m just curious.

My jellyfin service has been up for about six months, and has played probably 100+ shows and movies, for myself internally and a few external clients over that time. My hardware is a HP elite desk mini and a 10TB USB HDD