If you liked the movies it’s good, my brother is a huge fan boy and is always talking about it, how it incorporated the movies and let’s you play as the Terminator storming the human base. But if you’re not that into the Terminator then as a game I’m not sure how it compares to other games

It’s crazy how actually caring about the source makes things so much better, they did a great job with the Terminator game so I imagine a lot of those fans also like RoboCop and are excited by the same team making it and putting so much effort into the nostalgia and story

Firefox when you want it to work bester

I have jerboa and just started using connect and like the ‘experimental’ slide to next post option

I mean if you use windows it’s baked right into the OS already, I still just prefer Firefox though, I liked the profiles in chrome especially made it easy to switch accounts with its own bookmarks but I got used to living without that

Exactly don’t take that away

Yeah I don’t get the hate, if a game is great then you’d want it to be able to last

They are hiding the fact most of these new accounts are in places where there is no password sharing crackdown yet and their profits are down to try and keep investors happy, at least that’s what the articles said a few days ago and now they just say how they have new subscribers and leave out all the details

If you go the piracy route you can get her a lot more content for the cost of some electricity and some usenet indexers, or have a friend willing to host a Plex server

And most of those new accounts are in countries where there was no password crackdown and Netflix lost about 8% on share price so they want to spin the idea

well on unRaid you just click add a pool and you select which drives you want in it, then you just tell your shares to use that pool

I saw a post earlier on how someone was using the free hosting in Oracle to run their instance, I made an account but haven’t gotten it setup

It works great I keep my containers in the cache so they operate faster, and when moving files to my server it gets placed on the cache initially so the transfer is quick, then later it will migrate into the slower hard drives on it’s own time

I upgraded my gaming machine and used my old motherboard and cpu and loaded unraid on there, the i7 was great for plex transcoding and eventually i ran out of sata ports on my machine so I stuck a sata expander card in my one pcie slot, luckily the motherboard had two m.2 slots so I used that for cache. the case I used was a node304 and over time I added drives as I was running out of space. eventually I build a separate JBOD chassis to hold more drives

does using an app make it easier to use lemmy compared to just installing the PWA from firefox?

but then why not just buy the rub on stuff, you get more and it costs less plus you dont go spraying things into the air

good reason to ween yourself off reddit and help build up lemmy by doing what you were going to do

I had a scare when i went to setup 2fa, I guess i only copied the last digits of the link thinking all I needed were the numbers and then I couldnt sign in, luckily I still had an open tab with my account signed in and was able to redo the 2fa before being completely signed out, with no email on the account I would have had to start over

but reddit doesnt require an email? I never used an email for all my accounts Id create a new account every few months

It’s the same with lemmy.one, took me a few days to get in without an email waiting for approval