Me wondering how many security issues the completely proprietary Plex has that they won’t tell us about.

You can’t personally create tens of thousands of accounts, you can pay slave labor in China but that still costs more.

That no mere cat, it’s a feline.

I’m sure nobody knew how cruel human tattoos would be to our survival either but look at us now…

IDK, the hardest (Most tedious) part for me was renaming everything and categorizing things properly, but that passed over seamlessly, although I do remember being paranoid that I would have to do It again and the only reason I switched is because Windows broke something on my old server and I had to use Linux so I was kinda forced into it.

Can’t figure out why you would use Plex over jellyfin, I have a life time pass to Plex, I haven’t used it in years, this isn’t about money, it’s about not having garbage running on your machine.

I was just able to download it on every TV I have

Ah, so the system works.

Mine installs programs with easy to understand pop up prompts that replaces text files and filing.

All that means is the left is primarily the populous option, or at least whoever sifted through the training data is predominantly left wing. AI is a statics machine and it will give you the answers it mostly received in training. If the most popular answer fed into it’s training was right wing like in your other answers it would show up more right biased, in other words AI is the ultimate average being and as we all know the average man can be pretty dumb.

Feel free to run this through your AI to evaluate the truthfulness.

He’s just dumbfounded from your I inferior base 10 counting system, keyboard layout and computer placement. (Seriously? are you trying to over heat it?)

You could just add an extra tax to cover it and it would be cheaper than your Internet bill since it would be spread out amongst everyone.

So, all those lines are leased to at&t by the state right? I feel like they could just revoke them and give everyone free Internet.

It’s funny, this is absolutely a parody but I think A it speaks more truth than anything I’ve read today.

At this point we should just swing to 10 gbps sfp+ ports, it’s faster, it’s lower latency, it’s upgradable to 100gbps, it travels over fiber, but most importantly, it is a network protocol and we can use it for our Internet.

Um, we solved this problem years ago, we charge industry for dirty power produced and that incentivizes the industries to install power line filters and capacitors and if they don’t we use the extra they are paying to clean it up. They might not be having to pay for dirty power since its commercial not industrial but all that requires is forcing them to be in industrial zones or changing the electrical price structure, this is a solved issue

What an incredibly PC word for BLOOD DIAMONDS! I’m sure the world will be a much safer place downplaying that or if you prefer BLOOD MINERALS. But conflict minerals doesn’t exactly sound as hostile as it should.

It’s baffling how fast they fell, since they had a monopoly for ~20 years.

With a user base as big as chrome you would have to look for ways to lose money.

Maybe force them to give it to Mozilla since they are the primary ones that are hurting from googlopoly?