That’s interesting, I saw this same joke yesterday in text form, I wonder if he got it from that

Ah, just had it backwards then, thanks

They said gamers had “hard skills” they’re looking for, but surely they mean “soft skills,” right?

Lol, that makes way more sense, thank you. Clearly hadn’t had enough coffee this morning!

I’m new to this hobby and have only dipped my toes, but please tell me “out of mana” is a commonly accepted shorthand for this problem, because I love it

They would put a bunch of spaces between the mp3 and the .exe so the other information columns would hide it

It’s a response to the tired refrain that the latest generation are stupid and lazy

Spiner does a great Stewart impersonation, I love it every time

There are plenty of ad-free things to do (for now) so they can keep their fucking games. Advertising should be illegal.

Very good point. I definitely moved over in protest of Plex’s rug pull, so fuck them.

I moved to Jellyfin a while back and I’ve really enjoyed it. Maybe not better, but on par with Plex in most respects.

Well when your kid tells you a funny story about how they almost died doing something very stupid that they thought was funny, are you supposed to laugh along with them?

I started by picking a lot of indexers, trying to cover my bases, but every search would take forever because it sifts through every match to find the best one for your criteria. In the end I pared it down to just to just a couple big ones that even I’ve heard of and it’s been fine 98% of the time.

I’ve always heard the private indexers are best, but I don’t have experience with them.

I assume it’s UK/EU’s expanding social media laws that are driving this, in addition to Discord’s imminent Initial Public Offering coming in March. They’re trying to clean house to show how profitable they can be, the same way Reddit created their walled garden by restricting third-party connections prior to their IPO.

It’s bog-standard enshittification to please the shareholders.

I’ve only recently even heard of substack as some sort of social media platform. I’m almost afraid to ask, but what’s wrong with its owners?

Just finished the musical episode in Season 2, which was quite silly, but it’s all so fun that it’s hard to criticize. This is a show that knows what it is and revels in it.

It was very in the open, but Trump said he didn’t know anything about it, so the sycophants believed him.