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This happens to cars a lot in Florida

I subscribe to the arch news letter, and they email me about potentially breaking changes like 4 times a year. Usually I don't have to do anything about them but it's good to be aware of, just in case.

I stopped using grub after that pain in the ass

Yeah, actually. I could see them taking on OnlyFans if they wanted to. But I think they want to be more mainstream than that.

I can't imagine what sub-reddits they think people would willingly participate in that are paid-only. Decreasing visibility and potential participation group automatically makes those worse in most cases.

The lounge is trash content anyways.

Ign gives everything a 9/10

I usually go for the non-accessible one first, but if that one is occupied or dirty or something I readily use the handicap accessible one.

Beats me, I don't work in those fields. You have a product/service you're trying to find customers for (marketing) and get them to buy it from you (sales).

That thought process probably applies to most humans too tbh

If it was easy everyone would do it. Marketing and sales.

I thought Monster Cable were the litigious ones?

Movies reuse names occasionally too. As long as they're not novel names or coming out at the same time it generally doesn't seem to be an issue.

Yeah, Chris (the Arcen guy) makes some great mechanics but "things that look appealing" is his big weak point.

It's been a couple years since I played TI, so maybe they've improved it, but I think this is a lot simpler than TI.

Ign gave it a 7/10:

There's one historical movie scene that comes to mind for me when I think about Sid Meier's Civilization 7, and it's not a flashy arena fight in Gladiator or mission control cheering as we safely bring Apollo 13 back home. It's Leo DiCaprio as Howard Hughes in The Aviator, running his hand along an airplane fuselage and insisting that he doesn't want to see any rivets.

Ouch

It's mostly minor shit, it's better than the alternatives unless you self-host (which has a boatload of other issues).

Encryption in transit even internally is a good practice. That said, op is making life hard by refusing to use DNS.

I feel like op is about to find out why businesses pay for cloud services.

You just described a load balancer. The router doesn't know about DNS but clients using your service use DNS. You can do some simple load balancing behind DNS. If you want to do it by IP address you want a load balancer though.