I noticed this a while back, everyone was always friendly until this random guy started shooting at me, me and someone next to me doing the same quest ended up taking him down when he came down off the control tower, and I finished him off. After that the next several rounds were always shoot on site

They need space from each other

but on the short-term success of the share price and market cap.

What is the use case for this

Never mind I saw the other comment

Wouldn’t it be the same way, you open a port just like Plex, or figure out a reverse proxy. I ran jellyfin for a little while back when Plex used to charge people a fee for using mobile

Thronefall got an android port. Not sure how to get it without google but I played it on steam, its like round based, you setup defenses and then fight off a wave. You can back out and come back to the next wave later, at least on desktop.

When you finish a level you unlock new perks and challenges so you can redo the levels to get better scores and stuff.

I got a usb4 adapter to put my disk in since I already had it. I think the adapter is like a qwizlib or something like that.

I got it because its like a big heatsink and no fan, good for when I go camping I didn’t want the fan sucking in dust. But I’m pretty surprised by how hot it gets, hot to the touch so not sure how good it is for the drive

I use immich for all mobile/old jpg and video stuff.

For raw photos I use syncthing to keep a synced copy from my nas to my external drive so I can edit on the go in full speed vs network connection.

My previous laptop had two m.2 slots but current tablet only has one so I had to move the 4tb external

I had no idea it was basically a reskin, I never got around to playing age of empires but really enjoyed galactic battlegrounds

People will find a way somehow

Actually I’m not sure its the same reason I set it up, but luckily I haven’t had to mod anything

I personally just use email notifications for accounts I’m not usually logged into

No because they aren’t annoying to them, to them its just what they precieve as an inner monologue

The chair must not be named