xyguy @ xyguy @startrek.website

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I used Plex for a long time, switched to Jellyfin a few years ago. If it's not equally as good it's better.

I have also had a lot less trouble with containerizing it and settings being reloaded after a rebuild but that may just be me.

Might as well just watch part 2. The story is that the first was pulled from theaters due to a whiny "moms against fun" type of group and they wanted to re-release it. They shot an intro and interstitials and re-edited the original but had enough new content that they just called it part 2.

So essentially part 2 is almost the entirety of part 1 plus eyebrow acting, garbage day, and stunts.

Thunderbird integrates rss feeds on Windows.

https://blog.thunderbird.net/2022/05/thunderbird-rss-feeds-guide-favorite-content-to-the-inbox/

I will just put in my 2¢. I maintain 3d printers for a local library and while the 4 mk3s+ machines have been solid the Mini+ has been nothing but trouble.

First we had issues with the extruder, then the Bowden tube kept causing jams. Replaced that but still have a ton of stringing with the default Prusaslicer profiles with every kind of filament we have tried.

And honestly having messed with both, the additional space needed for a "full size" printer is marginal once you factor in the spool holder.

Prusaslicer is amazing. The MK3 is/was great. I don't know how much I love Bambu lab but the Prusa Mini was not great.

Jackie Daytona and Jim the Vampire would agree.

I think the rule is if you look over 40 they won't card you since obviously you're over 18 and 21 at that point.

So if you can't guarantee someone looks over 40 (gray hair wrinkly etc) you are obligated to check ID.

Same chips as last year but with MMX Extensions AI accelerators built in. Neat

I'm always amazed that someone can still "get away" with falsifying all of their credentials did nobody in his district look this guy up?

All I see around is old Cisco enterprise stuff and 1000 would be a low price for that. Not to mention the potential for quite loud fan noise.

Unifi has one with 10 gig uplinks for the same price as used Cisco stuff and it has poe also. Still 1600 bucks though.

        It’s my understanding that I had over 80 million streams on Spotify this year,” Yankovic said in his video. “So, if I’m doing the math right that means I earned $12. Enough to get myself a nice sandwich at a restaurant.”

  

I contributed about 45 of those listens last year. I feel like I should have at least been offered a bite of the sandwich.

I switched to Delta Icons, also open source also on F-Droid. They aren't as minimalist but they're neat and flat and pastel.

Funny you mentioned articons. I have actually had a lot fewer stability problems when I switched away from articons.

Dope Wars Classic. The best modern recreation of the TI Calculator/Palm Pilot game Drugwar.

Still awesome to play to this day.

Kiss is exactly what I want in a launcher. I use it but it seems to crash a lot and/or fail to run the search properly or render my icons.

Have you noticed that at all? It's happened across 2 phones for me but I may be unlucky or doing something wrong.

He would have probably done well writing for the Klingon version of J Peterman honestly.

They did that one time on Undiscovered Country. I guess that was a Klingon ship though.

Maybe its a classic situation of failing upwards. They suck too much to keep a ship of people alive but not enough to be kicked out of Starfleet, well they are getting into their sixties, what do we do? Promote them I guess, unless it's Harry Kim.

Meanwhile the ones that are amazing at their jobs like O'Brien are stuck at Chief Petty Officer.

That's really neat. You've already got an Arduino in there, add an esp32 and connect it to Homeassistant!

I agree it's nice to fix something that big and save the garbage that it could have produced.

Definitely all true. But the implication that she was made into a Romulan love slave, especially after having established her backstory always rubbed me the wrong way.

I can personally vouch for the Cooler Master NR200. Its super nice to build in and very versatile with PSU and GPU configuration.

The version I built for a friend had a 5600x with a Noctua NH-U9S and a 6700xt and absolutely zero issues with cooling.

Other than that, same thing others are saying, start with the case and power supply and then work backwards.