I have them both running. The only thing Plex does better for me is remote access. Everything else like UI features, collections, series identication, and CPU usage has been simpler and better looking on Jellyfin.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who immediately thought, “AI hillbilly.”

When picking a mind to emulate, it is just practical to start simple.

No. I disagree on both examples.

Edit: And I don’t see how Germans asking Germany for a ceasefire is an argument against my statement.

We aren’t doing a genocide in Palestine… feels kinda wrong to diminish the meaning to include people not actually committing the violence while a large portion of their population protests any support the country gets.

It was slow, but I remember a major crack occurring watching Stephen Fry being interviewed when he paraphrased David Hume, paraphrasing Epicurus.

If God is unable to prevent evil, then he is not all-powerful. If God is not willing to prevent evil, then he is not all-good

Things start to fall apart from there. All the other Bible stuff can be explained away as being recorded by imperfect beings, but the core notion of a good God worthy of worship ends with the trilemma.

I’d like to see more rpgs with skilling systems based on use. Similar to what valheim and skyrim do but greatly expanded and pure. Like I don’t want a single player level or skill point bottleneck. I want silly things like eating running and jumping to scale to absurd levels. I think you should be able to be one punch man if you really go hard on hand to hand.

And because I’m a gamer, and therefore hate myself, make progress slow. I liked how slow Outward felt when I first started and how little confidence the game gave me in my character at the start.

Fallout 76 has aspects of this.

Their roku app is hot garbage, and there is just no excuse for it at this point. Their firetv app is significantly better.

Once ranked choice voting becomes the standard.

I wouldn’t say I’m hate watching it, but I have lots of free time in the middle of the night with an infant right now, so I watch anything even remotely interesting. This season looks like it might answer several questions for the series, but I also kinda worry about how they are going to retain the facade of scientific explanation with their magic feeling doo-dad in play.

You had the time to watch more than you did. You just wrote this novel of a post. You might make bad decisions with how you choose to use your time.

Your method for trying out a show is also unhinged. Like who literally spoils a show for themselves as a test to see if they like it? It’s unreal.

Tesla almost always works. Electrify America is like 90% operable every time I’ve used one. Charge Point is a literal 50/50 (last station I visited 2/3 were broken) I’ve never even seen a Blink charger.

The charger at my house has been working great for 7 years, and it’s installed outside and gets weather, but it’s California weather, so it never long-term extremes. It also where I charge 99% of the time.

The one that came with the car was a 120 volt, and I think I’ve used it once, but it was too slow.

There’s at least 2 of us!

Internal affair with 1 citizen is a police matter. Terrorists are the intelligence community’s focus. The same organizations wouldn’t be involved in both examples.

They’re both killing each other. America sides with its homie because they’ve been ride or die for a while. It’s hood politics. Always will be.

It’d like the largest military and intelligence network was involved somehow…

Also these guys aren’t all “secret” terrorists. They go on TV and shit.

I would hope not.

You’re being an asshole. People were having a conversation on topic, and you have been aggressive and accusatory nonstop.

Does that mean you just never visit a country poorer than you lest someone on the internet decides there’s a problem with it?

How do we expect elites to understand things if we get mad at them for seeing it first hand?

Are they equals, though? Individual people are sure, but countries surely aren’t. Maybe it’s just wishful thinking to think they should have been negotiating on equal footing to begin with.

Palestinians expected to be negotiated fairly, but what individual wouldn’t press their advantages when their resources allow them to for the good of their own interests? Do Palestinians have a history of treating the disadvantaged in their sphere of influence with equality? And should that guarantee them the same with a rival neighboring nation?

Serious question.