The analogy makes perfect sense if it manages to effectively communicate the issue to a judge or jury in a way they understand.

What ticks me off is Stack TV. I pay for it and I still get huge ads on the bottom and right edges, telling me to subscribe to Stack TV.

Very true. I have a couple items at work that don’t work when I pick “at startup” so I usually just go with the event log startup as the trigger nowadays.

Can you set the Jellyfin server service to start with Windows? Shouldn’t need a login then. If not, you can use a PowerShell script that starts the Jellyfin .exe and use a scheduled task to run it when event id 6005 is triggered. That’s the event id created when the event log starts.

I wonder how much debt Sony offloaded onto them before shutting them down.

I’ve always liked the storm in the Lair of the Shadow Broker DLC from Mass Effect 2. It takes place on a ship chasing the sunset on a planet with a really slow rotation, and there’s a massive storm at the terminator. It looks amazing.

https://youtu.be/pOaioqq8J6o?t=3377&si=h09hTh8mmTbDb-bo

As an actual game it was pretty terrible. Unique skills only being learnable by a single person, multiple nested menus to perform basic functions like equipping something, lots of questionable things like overtuned traps and trap rooms in low level areas.

It was huge in the Ancient Gods 1 and 2. That one ghost enemy that would possess and power up others you had to hit with the microwave beam for example.

I’m hoping they move away from requiring specific weapons or mods to counter specific enemies. Stoked to learn more about Sentinel Prime.

Some alligators in Florida prefer salt water.

At least they give new players aetheryte tickets to teleport directly to the waking sands now. No more teleporting to Horizon and taking public transit like some kind of peasant.

We switched to all Dell laptops at the start of the pandemic and we’re seeing like a 40% hardware failure rate now 3 years later, conveniently right after the warranty term ran out.

I grew up watching Dragon Ball. It was my first introduction to anime and helped shape my childhood. Rest in peace Toriyama, your work touched many lives and you’ll be missed.

I started with Jerboa for a few months but I think I’ve settled in Connect now. If I had to pick between Jerboa and Boost though I’d pick Jerboa.

Thanks for that, I found some great looking shows to watch.

It’s a top-scrolling shooter, but give Tyrian 2000 a go. It’s free on GOG.

The episode where Frieren talks about mana suppression she mentions doing mana exercises, and after 1000 years that’s why she has so much. Fern has been training the same way for like 20 years now so she probably has a pretty huge mana pool compared to the average mage. She also only uses basic attack and defense magic, so she’s almost like a demon in that she’s mastered a single specific talent. In this case that talent is rapid firing dozens of basic attack spells at once.

I’m replaying Doom Eternal right now and I feel this so hard. Even with ammo upgrades and judicious chainsaw use I’m constantly out of ammo. Really makes me wish for a melee weapon that doesn’t have limited fuel or whatever.

I find turning off motion blur and screen shake/weapon bobbing really helps for me. Assuming you have the option that is.

I keep taking breaks from Baldur’s Gate to play action/fps games. I can only handle so much turn based tactical gameplay at once.