Haha. Suddenly you get charged with a $34.50 overdraft fee on top of it.

I think it’s better when games don’t look realistic.

For most things, precedent has been that states can make things more restrictive than federal law.

This goes beyond egg prices, Trump’s hate for California, or him weaponizing the DOJ. This is another attempt to say that the federal government overrules anything and everything that states do.

This very much depends on the car.

Most modern computer controlled cars will not discharge the battery at idle unless you have a powerful sound system or an alternator that’s already on its way out. And they can adjust idle anyway if needed, most will increase idle when AC is turned on now to compensate the increased load on the engine. Driving the AC compressor is such a light load compared to the moving a 2 ton vehicle.

Also, many newer cars may even run an electric compressor instead of one driven off the motor. Think hybrid vehicles, it wouldn’t be feasible to have an AC system that turns off half the time if it’s running on the electric motors.

What you might deal with is heat soak if the fans can’t move enough air over the condenser core. But modern vehicles are immensely more efficient than even 10 year old vehicles.

Haha. Thanks. I really didn’t want to pay Netflix or any other streaming service. But it might have been cheaper than hdds and electricity.

This is something I’ve been building for over 10 years at this point. I’ve gone through so many iterations of servers and storage architecture. I’ve lost my entire TV and movie library multiple times. (I don’t back it up because a. It’s expensive at this scale and b. this data is easy to rebuild over time.)

It’s been a part of learning about hosting and data management that I’ve brought to/from my work.

13200 movies 1200 shows

Over a 1/4 PB of data.

Yea. The noobs usually only had a ship worth like 5m. So we’d toss em 10 or 15m

I used to gate camp a lot. If anyone was new and wanted to join, I’d let them. If they were new and does in the gate camp I’d usually send them enough isk to replace what they lost and then some.

When I would scam/lofty people, we never killed the noobs. Do that and you won’t have anyone to scam when they are rich enough for it to be worth it. And by then they have enough it’s not as big of a blow to them.

Phone numbers are the new ICQ number

They are lying threatening to influence the election

Police. As much as I hate their current incarnation, I. Some form or fashion they are required to handle those that do harm to others intentionally.

Mean, mode, or median?

What’s the standard deviation look like?

I was watching the PBS American Experience episode on Nazi City, USA.

Hearing literally the same words that came out of the American Nazi party in 1930s that have been spewed by Republicans in the last 10 years was frankly TERRIFYING.

Id still be using my clamshell iBook if it worked and supported a modern-ish browser.

My eeePC only got sidelined because 4gb of ram is now too little for kubuntu releases. (I was going to install Debian, but after 30 min on it’s SLOW SSD it failed and I haven’t tried again) And I had issues with the screen resolution being too low for the smallest settings window before.

He literally has no concept of making this nation one where others are envious of it. Instead it’s just grift, grift, grift.

https://ratcloud.llc/pages/about

No, no, no. They painted the targets on themselves.

This app is telling people where to avoid. Not where to go.

Ntfy.sh

There are ways around that

Very true. But considering the metadata provider can manage the variations, I don’t think it’s too onerous of a consideration for the actual media management side.

I’d love a better movie manager that puts weight on extras and handles them much better. And editions, too. Directors cut, cinema cut, TV broadcast cuts. There really needs to be a better way to handle all that than a single movie file.

Though for radarr and sonarr, some of those are restrictions for the player they are accommodating. If Plex and Jellyfin don’t handle the ability to choose versions, why have the *arrs do it.

But I also understand that it’s not something the majority of users care about. So it makes it not worth their time. And as for readarr and lidarr, I don’t know if it’s just a limitation of the fork using the existing *arr framework.

It’s impossible to make lidarr handle multiple releases.

It doesn’t seem like it’s good for actually amassing a collection.