They're trying to modify certain portions of the rules and modernize them but each league implements them differently and at the end of the day the refs are treated as unquestionable and untouchable even when they say they made mistakes despite tech and camera angles given to them. Which is fine but there needs to be more things like video assistants saying that was a dive give a yellow but they don't do that still.
He's not completely wrong, sure the story has been done a ton because it's a solid and engaging tale to learn about a new world/culture. Also the technological portion of the movie used several new methods and cameras for the first time in a theater and introduced so many methods that are in use today.
When I first started self hosting in 2018 I didn't know about how PFsense handled themselves and got a netgate appliance and used it up until 2 years ago and it ran great. Not a bad recommendation by any means but also understand expectations and opinions shift.
I too use the singular container from imagegenius and point it at a DB and redis. Usually their upgrade paths mention several components but I've only ever used the one.
The way it is written was like only vault warden is self host able and usually VW is mentioned more in forums when the actual official stack that gets regular updates and security reviews is available to host so I always like to point that out so more people use it instead of the knock off though it does have it's use cases.
I'm in the US so no Sony option but I had to stay away from Asus with their terrible update support/longevity and bootloader unlocking support. Samsung is similar on the latter portion, Motorola is bad on the former but may have to revisit their stance on bootloader unlocking for ROM support.
I was responding to a comment about bitwarden being paid while vaultwarden is self hosted. I've been self hosting bitwarden for years and pay $20 a year for the subscription to do so and support them. Is the self hosted option not paid like the comment I replied to says?
I understand all that, my comment was addressing it being mentioned that itch did nothing wrong which wasn't true. The site themselves may not have purposefully knew of that content but it was there.
On threads a few days ago there were images of indie games posted to itch which mentioned playing with using Funko characters so there was infringing content on itch but the domain takedown was way too heavy handed.
I have both sets of the coasters on the GN store, the rubber ones and they're the best coasters I've had since they're flexible and washable, highly recommend them
Haven't really kept up with testing methods but cool it's a package available on all the distros, may have to install it and test on my gaming PC here in the next couple alphas
This is partially why I kind of agree with the government ban. Tiktok does have some good information but it's a lot of lowest common denominator stuff like all social media, the worst part is for non Chinese users 'the algorithm' pushes only dances and this misinformation or fights/arguments, while in China it's more educational and musical stuff that's promoted.
Looks like an asset from a pixar film with the blank background. Pictures of the real thing in the article it looks wonky but it's more about function over form.
They're trying to modify certain portions of the rules and modernize them but each league implements them differently and at the end of the day the refs are treated as unquestionable and untouchable even when they say they made mistakes despite tech and camera angles given to them. Which is fine but there needs to be more things like video assistants saying that was a dive give a yellow but they don't do that still.