I think that would categorically be world war at that point. I was more going on about seriously denouncing this kind of thing as being on the road to world war, before we get to that point

So when do we start seriously saying this is looking like we’re escalating into world war here?

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Used a physical board in my last job before COVID

Can’t really do stand up when none of you are in the office to move the cards

Telling on themselves a bit given the implication is that they’re so far behind every other country who’re definitely already doing the same

The objective is to help newcomers to the city integrate

That’s the objective you’ve projected into the subreddit and its moderation team.

Their actions make it clear that their objective is this weird capitalist “growth at any cost” mentality that permeates the modern influencer culture online today. They resent competition because they don’t want to have to try.

Is it unclear?

The Donald Trump that has a huge debt to Russia?

The Russia that might be interested in sensitive information about the royal navy?

The royal navy that provides the most immediate nuclear deterrent to Russia?

They’re able to shoot faster and are more compact than equivalent DSLR cameras. They also should be less prone to failure over time due to fewer moving parts

8GB was already too low for what is positioned as a premium machine. RAM is a pretty cheap part of the whole computer, so it’s completely unnecessarily small. I’m also a software engineer and the 16GB in my work MBP M1 is not even enough at times.

The big thing that’s caused Apple to stop completely fleecing the people buying the low end option: AI. If you or Apple want to run local models on a machine with only 8GB of RAM, you probably won’t have much left over for anything else.

the demise of Perl

You imply this is a bad thing

Which one’s in the Linux kernel?

There’s only 4 years between FF7 and Halo

As someone who helped run a few video game forums back in the mid-00’s, it was pretty common for a pure forum to start posting blog or article content if it didn’t already as a way of attracting people to the forum. Once this happened you needed to share that content to sites like digg, del.icio.us & Reddit in order for people to actually discover it and then consider joining the forum community.

Problem is it eventually just pushed people to consume from those sites and join the meta-community there rather than actually engaging in the community back at the site itself.

After that, the standard conglomeration you get when there’s only a few players left happened and thus we ended up with Reddit being what it was for the last decade.

Most of those sites were community first, content generation second and once the community dried up, the sites all died

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This is the main category for me, if it’s a ported PC game I’ll play it on PC (quake 2, command & conquer, etc)

It’s a good point

But the accusation isn’t flippant. That’s exactly what this is.

Plex is probably the easiest and most convenient, I think jellyfin is viable too, but I don’t use it.

If you’ve got the money, Roon or Audirvana are the gold standard of self hosted music

If you want something similar, but free, look into things like volumio or subsonic based solutions.

I was about to say “have you seen the price of them in 2024” but it’s actually down quite a bit from when I last looked

I might finally get myself one

I feel like there should be a prize for this

Perhaps involving a french antique with a place to rest one’s head

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