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.

I’ve lived in both. The generally colder environments with high humidity are worse than adding 10-15° and having low humidity.

I’ve migrated servers a few times and it’s come in handy to have qbitorrent save them to a single folder I can move.

I generally have a couple thousand torrents running keeping some very old stuff alive. I’d rather have them around for server migrations to keep that going, move the data, load the torrent, force recheck.

Lego games are great for just putting on and playing. So very little intro tutorials and learning. They just are fun.

I’m in the same boat where I don’t want anything that takes too long to get into. I don’t have the time to learn complex mechanics anymore.

And the diplomacy and politics.

And scams. Or baits, escalations, and war strategies.

I ran my small alliance for a bit. The organization skills corralling 200 active people for an op is insane. Spending days prepping and doing logistics moving tons of ships. Making arrangements and mutual defense agreements. It was arduous work.

Then to have the fight not happen. Or the target not to drop. And having to manage the morale of everyone who devoted the time for it or purposely made sure they were free.

advanced reasoning

If it’s so advanced, it should be able to reason out that all human knowledge is standing in the shoulders of others and how errors have prompted us to explore other areas and learn things we never would have otherwise.

I know, but even $8 for a Budweiser is a lot. $16 is egregious.

Art deco, deco noir, and deco Gothic.

And whatever the style is named for the hyper themed buildings. They were popular in LA for a long time and then spilled out in the 80s and 90s until the mid 2000s.

Baseball. No sponsorships on uniforms.

I guess we could extend that to most sports. I know soccer is much more lax in that regard.

All professional teams that are televised must be broadcast free of charge to their local area. No local blackout restrictions. (Fuck you, Marquee Sports. Put the Cubs back on WGN.)

Beer must be under $10, in stadiums. It’s $16 for even shitty domestic beer at Wrigley. It’s damn robbery.

It also somewhat helped curb alts. You couldn’t just have an alt that did a thing in day.

But the isk and resource faucets were a problem from day one. It’s a resource hoarding game and it became too safe.

That era to me was also filled with clever scams and IMO as CCP made it safer for people it took a lot of magic out of the game. You used to have to be smart and attentive to play. Now it throws warnings at you for all sorts of things. Or got rid of some very fun mechanics (like pos bowling and lofty wars)

I also used to love spending 2m to war dec a corp. I would have dozens of wars going. And it wasn’t like small corps. It was fun to war dec all the big alliances at once with your little 5 man corp.

We put cameras in birds nests. Houses don’t make us not wild.

Flat pack furniture. Everything being reduced to the cheapest to make and cheapest to ship.

Everything being extruded, quickest to make crap is getting ridiculous. Even the expensive stuff looks like IKEA.

I miss craftsmanship and artistry.

Some people don’t care about their cars at all. They will damage their own just to spite another driver.

I’ve driven big 30ft box trucks that are governed at 60mph and daily a 2 seater sports car. There is nothing worth fucking up my day just to win an argument on who gets to go first.

Oh yea. I’ll watch the wheels, their head, and if I can see them reposition their hands, I’ll look for that.

I don’t trust anyone when I’m on the road.

Up and down arrows? Up is away from you and down is towards you.

< and > for turns. X for brakes.

Honestly, we should focus on functionality rather than aesthetic.