This is, technically

Not to mention the security implications of not rebooting after certain updates.

For me I won’t be replacing and video cards or ram sticks for the foreseeable future.

Those are so trash, can’t be hoarded or easily watched on your tv. There’s usually bumps along the road. My system is automatic and always works. It’s been set and forget since I implemented it. All I do is plug in shows on a webui

But on the other hand, everyone on the planet pirates. No more shows because no more profits.

Because when you break it, the repair costs will keep funneling money back to them. I guess.

The first witcher game was released in 2007. The second one was released in 2011. The witcher 3 was released in 2015. Witcher 2 was definitely more polished feeling to me. I found it felt very similar to The Witcher 3.

I wonder if win+r works to launch stuff and commands

You mean this part?

“Sure, you can disable a lot of features from the home page, but even the remaining bits push you toward Plex’s ecosystem with things like recommendations. And I’ve even seen people complaining about needing to re-disable promotional content after updates. It’s simply a shady business”

If so I’ve definitely experienced that where all of a sudden the damn tab is re-enabled by itself. And it’s not even “disabled” it’s just not the default selection anymore. I can still see it down there.

I’m ready for snipers and facing worlds.

I sync to TrueNAS scale with photosync and then I sync scale with back blaze b2

Sun thing for me was absolutely terrible. If I recall correctly, huge pain in the ass because I vlan off my wifi and had to mess with policies for discovery. I found the app would often freeze and lock up, glitch, etc. And this was on two different phones.

Something is wrong with your OS or Firefox installation.

I thought with this for years. It’s unreliable and buggy on Android and iPhone. I caved and paid for some photo sync app and it’s been super stable.

That or folder sync on Android. Then feed into immich or photosphere.

I spent many nights running diff and comparing sources and destinations and md5sums and so on

Ah, good ol’ Xbox media centre. I still have that installed on my OG Xbox.

On mobile if you install Plex for the first time you’re always dumped on the stupid pointless recommended page.

😂

Can someone explain the appeal to these games to me?

I did play several hours of Skyrim with some mods last year but the combat felt clunky, the loot felt like a pain in the ass to manage, and there didn’t really seem to be a good story and the world felt a bit hollow.

I do realize their age, of course, and this is an unfair comparison but I had a much greater time with Elden ring and the Witcher 3. Both those games are so dense with vast beautiful worlds.

Is that a question or a statement?

Haven’t seen it put any more concisely. It’s true though. I really really hope some AI bubble pops soon…