But… that’s what you did?

True, that’s a good point, they likely try to make as much money as possible in as many different ways.

I thought they made it from selling user data.

Well, presumably people are in the gym because they’re signing up, then they proceed to not show up for the rest of the year lol

Truest thing I’ve ever seen lmao

It’s gross how they always refer to these things as “reunifying”.

Maybe but my bed is comfier lol

Setting up Sonarr is pretty easy, and using it is even easier. I definitely recommend it. Works great for me with Plex/Jellyfin.

Sonaar with Plex/Jellyfin is about as convenient as you can get. The only thing missing from torrents, usenet, and now even Crunchyroll itself is comments.

I’d either go take a nap, or go hide in my basement. Not sure which.

Minecwaft!!!

True, but for those of us laid off in the past couple years and spent months looking for a new job, I’m not really super eager to stick my head out and rock the boat.

This was the hardest job search I’ve had to do, even as far as multiple rounds of leetcode, and kind of reminds me of how annoying finding my first dev job as a recent grad. Not really looking to do that again any time soon lol

Though if my company tries to RTO us, it’ll be a constructive dismissal for me (I spoke with a lawyer already before) and then I’ll have to job search again anyway.

We probably won’t get RTO’d though, we’ve been doing WFH for years here thankfully.

He is obviously way too highly paid by an insane amount, but where are these people going? There’s no way they’re all going to Chrome, right?

That sounds interesting, I’ll check it out, thanks!

For someone who doesn’t understand GitHub, the CLI might be a bit much, FWIW.

It would be nice if there were a GUI, download-and-run single click app with a webui built in.

That’s kind of too broad, though. It’s too generic of a description.

I mean, look at Nintendo. Obviously aggressive legal tactics aside, they make some damn fun games because they know that gameplay matters more than graphics.

You can use it like that, yeah, it’s basically like a “laptop” in that sense, just a fair bit smaller.

Normally I’d recommend getting devices for a specific purpose, like a mini tower custom build for a mini PC with powerful yet efficient and affordable specs - or maybe an older used tower. Though, if cost to performance ratio isn’t as important to you as portability and ease of setup, then a Steam Deck would likely be a good choice.

Well, I seem to like first-person shooters:

but realistically, I have like, many dozens of games with like 30-80 hours played, I’m really into variety gaming.

The only exceptions to this are RuneScape (OSRS and RS2 back in the day), World of Warcraft (I played a ton of Cata until maybe a year before Legion), Starcraft 2, League of Legends, and Osu.

I mean yeah, a major international crisis is completely expected IMO. You get what you vote for (or in the case of many Americans, don’t vote for)