That explains alot. I have both PyCharm and RustRover open as I ~~steal~~ convert stuff from a project I found. Anywho I was typing in discord and I was typing faster than it rendered and I thought that was strange
Ah I had always wondered, I lived across the river from it. In all my years in the Niagara area I don't think I actually went to NF, USA or its surrounding towns. Then again I've heard stories about NF, USA and it didn't spark in me an interest to go there. Buffalo was always nice though
This was my issue but one day I found out about LinOffice a project that will run office in a container and the windows appear on my KDE desktop as apps. So I looked into it deeper and it says it works alongside something called WimApps (https://github.com/winapps-org/winapps) that lets you also run office but more importantly will work with Creative Cloud. It's seamless, it's like I'm running Photoshop on windows. Closing apps can sometimes be wonky but it runs everything I've thrown at it.
This is my go-to for anything that doesn't want to run:
https://github.com/FanderWasTaken/wine-dependency-hell-solver
I've switched a few friends to Linux and whenever they have trouble running a game outside steam, I just send them this. Hasn't failed yet. While I, like many other Linux users enjoy scrolling through logs: this is easier.
Happened to me twice so far, once from a set of lower-p pyrex, and once from an Anchor Hoking set. Dishwasher, top rack, normal cycle.
Most likely they're not logged in with a paid Plex account. When I head to the web version of the Plex app it's a shitshow until I login. Then I have all that shit disabled server side.
Nah, I bought it years ago, and have enjoyed the experience for the better part of a decade.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not shitting on jellyfin. But Plex is just the superior experience. I've used jellyfin alongside Plex for a couple years and while it's very useful for sharing content I don't want my family to see in my Plex libraries. It just doesn't have the polish that Plex has. There's definitely potential, and I look forward to where it goes as the project matures. Like all companies, Plex will goto shit eventually, we all know it. The past couple of months have brought annoying changes and I expect them to continue to enshittify the service. But until that time comes I will continue to prefer Plex.
I honestly haven't opened the android app for awhile. But I just did and the content from my server was right there on load. Near the bottom was trailers and things from Apple TV. I had to scroll pretty far down to see this and if anything it gave me an overview of what was coming up so I could add them to radarr.
I see no Plex content, I have it disabled on my account. So if it was there I'd be pretty annoyed, but it wasn't. So whatever.
It was indeed. My apologies. I guess the article walking back the ban didn't get as much traction as the one banning it.
My wife likes cuddles but is Chinese and has this weird hatred towards fans. I can't understand it, so I have to have the fan blowing only halfway in my direction lest the evil fan blow at her as well
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Maybe a really hot commercial dryer, but nothing at home or coin operated is likely to set a bullet off. Most dryers operate at under 200F, smokeless powder ignites at 300-350F. Also when not in the confines of a barrel they generally just pop as explained in this video:
https://youtu.be/3SlOXowwC4c