DannyBoy @ DannyBoy @sh.itjust.works

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Everyone would be very careful because there would be no doctors. I'm in good health now but any serious injuries or future diseases would go untreated until some of mes went to self taught medical school.

It'd be hard to prove a single participant. An organizer, maybe? But if you just heard everybody's doing a bank run on the 20th and you're scared of the stability of your bank, so you decide to withdraw your money on the 19th so you can put it into another bank, that seems reasonable.

(i know nothing about digital transfers between banks)

It does make for a cool story.

Buddy found the symbols layer ln the label maker.

Cursed converter

Time really does fly. Enjoy the old Minecraft. There's a certain charm of the older versions. It's simplistic, not overwhelming with the amount of new blocks and monsters and knowledge needed.

After doing a search online the only reference to a virtual center of mass is a StackExchange post that says it's from a high school textbook. Must be the same one I had. Seems to be not so common of a term!

A bit of a throwback. Reminds me of playing split screen Minecraft on the 360 with friends all night long.

In high school we were taught if the center of mass wasn't on any mass then the center of mass was "virtual". But yes the center of mass doesn't have to exist on the object.

My cats at 3am in the wrestling ring formed by my legs.

Doesn't do anything on GNOME/Wayland for me.

I miss xkill after my recent switch to Wayland. I have yet to find a replacement.

Feels good on the back.

I'm waiting patiently for Ricochet: Source. With the exception of the HL expansions and Deathmatch Classic, it's the only game that didn't get the Source engine upgrade.

Edit: Team Fortress got a sequel but not a remake.

Nice

Docker isn't needed for Jellyfin. It can be just installed like a regular program. I don't know about any Arr stacks but Jellyfin by default will identify and fetch metadata for any media included in its library. The library structure that I use is one folder for music, one for TV shows, and one for movies. That's it. I just copy over manually downloaded or ripped files.

I use Linux for hosting Jellyfin but the setup was minimal, it was just some Linux specific file permission stuff. Before you get too far into it just download Jellyfin and give it a try! You might be surprised how little setup is needed.

If you're doing any work with serving video, make sure to get one with a 7th gen Intel chip. The QSV (hardware decode) supports much more than the 6th. They seem to be pretty common second hand, I think they were used for a lot of businesses and schools.

This is the way to go. I got one second hand for $70. It already had the 16gb ram upgrade. The 7th gen Intel processor handles Jellyfin encoding without a problem even though it's an old i3. Gigabit ethernet, WiFi, NMVe slot, and sips power.

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