My wife and I have already moved our prescriptions away from Walgreens and we never set foot in their stores over their repeated history of bullshit like this. I highly recommend everyone do the same because this is far from an isolated incident.
Unfortunately, their older brother has dibs on the good controller.
Same here! I don’t know how many hours I spent unlocking every last secret in that game and there were so, so many.
I also use this for my stuff. I don’t have too open any inbound ports at all or worry about the fact that I’m on a dynamic IP, I just access things over my local IPs / hostnames as though I’m on my home LAN.
I sure hope the sub is okay.
Salt and anything sweet. Salt is a flavor enhancer and can make sweet flavors pop even more.
Cons - if you get into it it takes a lot of time investment to get really good.
This is really only a con if getting really good is a primary goal. Letting go of the need to master everything you enjoy doing is liberating.
You don’t have to finish every book you start. You don’t have to beat every game or play it on hard mode. You don’t have to make things that people want to buy. Your garden doesn’t have to win awards. Your app or your doohickeys don’t need to do anything useful or important.
We’re all conditioned to think that every waking moment of our lives should be productive, but we don’t have to be shackled by it.
Of course it’s okay to find fulfillment and satisfaction in mastering something, but what’s important is not buying into the idea that it’s the only way to enjoy an activity.
Considering the Reddit API changes are leaving an enormous amount of mobile dev talent flapping in the breeze, I’m really looking forward to seeing some really innovative apps in the nearish future.
100% agreed on the advice to just start going with it on your current setup. That’s exactly how I started out with Plex and it worked really well.
I’ve since made upgrades, but it’s all been incremental based on what has been helpful at the time. For instance, I got an Nvidia Shield Pro and started running Plex on that, which has been nice since I don’t need to keep my desktop on all the time. I also use it for streaming games from my desktop to the TV, so it’s not purely just for Plex.
After building up a lot of media, I got a bit concerned about having a single point of failure in my single HDD, so that’s when I got a Synology NAS box and I have their RAID setup going for redundancy. I could also just run Plex from the NAS box and I’ve been considering it, but I’ve been really happy with how things are working right now, so I’m not messing with it.
Our cats love hanging out in their carriers unless we actually need to take them somewhere.
Yeah, Cloudflare offers domain registration at cost, which is pretty hard to beat.
Not to mention, it featured the first interracial kiss on television.
A classic. This one gets me every time.
A tamale is a ravioli, confirmed.
An authoritarian isn’t simply the person at the top, it is also all of the people who support them. Authoritarians like the comfort of being told what’s good and what’s bad. Life is simpler when those difficult moral choices are made for you and you free yourself of the responsibility of them. They don’t believe they’re at fault if those choices end up being disastrous because they were just following along, it wasn’t their idea after all.
Of course that’s all nonsense, but the point is that it’s a comfortable fiction which means it is very appealing to someone who is susceptible to that mindset.
Yeah, it took me some time to wrap my head around this when I started getting into Mastodon. Thankfully it became intuitive pretty quick.
I enjoyed Bullet Train and Equilibrium.
A much harder stipulation is that it needs to be below a 60% audience score, too. I haven’t found any there, yet, but it feels like it’s more in line with the idea that the movie needs to be unpopular.