On my old Dell workstation I pulled out of the dumpster of a local business, which now has a second life as a Unraid NAS, I’m running 29 currently. Used to be running more, but I got rid of some after I was done using those services.

Among other things, the server runs my entire Servarr stack, as well as the various media servers for video, music, ebooks and audiobooks, and my Gitea. There’s a bunch of other stuff as well, but those are the most important to me.

Jellyseer works with Plex as well.

Because you are fully in charge.

The desktop is scrolling. Like a webpage.

That’s not how anyone describes that game, and if they did, I’m sure it wouldn’t have been canceled. Frostpunk did pretty well.

More like it’s a shitty headline. The article shows there’s a little more to it, specifically that it was going to go over budget and they hadn’t figured out what they were gonna do.

If you root your phone, you give root access to any malware you run across as well. So don’t use your phone for anything that you don’t want to end up on some darkweb forum.

You can root your phone to remove all security features, if you don’t mind malware having full access to your data. You should probably cancel your debit and credit cards if you do, and lock your credit score, cause if you’re doing stuff like that you won’t have to wait long till Have I Been Pwned notifies you you’re in a data breach.

they don’t want malware to screenshot your banking info, but go off I guess

Both teams will be given an opportunity to eliminate potential jurors they believe are too sympathetic to the one side or the other.

Good luck with that, you can only weed out a limited number, and there’s a fucking lot of us.

It’s not offensive, it’s just not that funny.

I don’t see reporting on this from any reputable sources. If this were true, every major blog covering tech and gaming would be all over it. All I can find is random YouTube channels and nobody websites discussing it.

I’m not gonna pay it any attention until there’s reliable evidence they’re actually planning on doing this.

Unless you’re using a password manager that makes creating aliases at least as easy as clicking a button, that’s probably not worth it to most people.

For example, all my email aliases go to an email that’s just for nonsense emails like newsletters anyway, so I’m not too worried about it to begin with. My main email, which I use for important stuff and personal contacts only, doesn’t have anything forwarded to it.

He asked what the fuck was wrong with your laptop this time.

They did, but this is so little of a blip, it might not have even triggered.

you may be an exception, but liberalism is absolutely representative of the user base.

Osprey is fantastic. It seems like a lot of people in the hiking community scoff at them, either for being too expensive or not ultralight, but it’s really hard to beat their promise to fix any bag, no questions asked. I have the Atmos AG 65L, and it’s great. It literally has everything I think I could possibly want in a bag I have to live out of for a week.

It’s not their clip system. ARCA plates have been in use since the '90s. Theirs is just a spin that fits most equipment featuring ARCA clamps.

Peak Design sells to third party resellers, so no, their products aren’t registered automatically.

Oh, I wasn’t implying anything of the sort, I just got excited about that little detail and wanted to share it with you!