sickday

The Phatom Menace hits sooo much differently if you’ve read the books to fill in a lot of gaps that the movie itself doesn’t take time to explain. I would say AotC and RotS don’t suffer from this as much, but The Phantom Menace does stand out in this regard.

unencrypted plaintext of course

The Phantom Menace

yeah I get that; it’s why I said “but I can’t tell if this is AI or not”. If you check OP’s post history, they too use em-dashes everywhere. Again it’s not something that immediately makes you a bot, but if I’m personally encountering more bots using em-dashes than actual humans it’s easy to come to that conclusion.

the em-dashes are getting to me, but I can’t tell if this is AI or not

The question is whether they can keep the onboarding simple.

I think that gap between the docs and actual tech is adequately covered by Laracasts, but I’d agree with your overall message. A lot of these package choices should be directly left to the development team to make, not made for them by the framework.

That’s the monkey from Better Man

Frank Castle

I think it’s possible to separate creator from work.

Not when it comes to consumerism. By consuming their product you are directly supporting that creator. Installing omarchy boosts their numbers which attracts more users. We could all just not do that and not support nazis

if you’re up for self-hosting, I generally buy music from Bandcamp or Qobuz. It sits on my home server running Navidrome, and connected to my tailnet. I stream to my phone, tablet, etc. on the go using Tailscale and a subsonic client.

it was about a weekends worth of setup to get in a good spot. couple years ago I’d have said consider setting up your local music library in Plex, get a plex pass, then use Plexamp. But with the pricing changes it’s nowhere near really worth using unless you already have a plex lifetime pass.

Genosha

Yeah GOG is where I get my current offline installers from. Could you point me in the direction of the CLI tool that automates updates?

So how do updates work? If I download an Offline Installer, then the original developers/publishers post an Update to the game will this grab that update for me automatically or do I have to redownload a new version of the Offline Installer and stash it on the box running this?

How deep do i have to go to get to the dangly thing in the back of the butt??

Appreciate it. I’m only passively aware of these topics. Thanks for sharing info rather than just jumping to insults and judgement.

Thanks for sharing, I didn’t know any of this. If you have some sources on this stuff please share, I’d like to get more familiar with this sort of thing. Quick question though: How would installation of runtime surveillance even work for Azire? They don’t have local or remote access to do that.

According to their security page it doesn’t seem like that would matter; they wouldn’t have any information to share. And it helps that they’ve been audited by a third party

Guess I’m going back to AzireVPN.

PS2 or PS1. I played the PS2 more than the PS1 but the PS1 is more nostalgic for some reason. I don’t think the games were better per say but I have fonder memories on SO2 than eg. Til the End of Time. Really wish they’d remake Tales of the Abyss tho