sanzky @ sanzky @beehaw.org

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should be S tier also, then.

I run it headless in a small pc in my basement that I use as server. it also has an http api so other systems can integrate with it (eg another program that looks for torrents and pushes the torrents into it.

Transmission can run as a daemon, that alones makes it S tier.

if you bought the gold watch and now you feel cheated, you totally deserve it.

Apple quickly pivoted it to a health tracking device. newer model have even medical grade ECG, blood oxygen level, fall and crash detection, etc. plus the usual activity tracking (steps, calories, workouts)

finding job as a junior is already a bit harder than it was because so many developers are working remote, which is way harder to do when you are a junior developer.

I also was not aware that people would pay strangers to use their plex servers. Im not surprised plex is going after them. They are threading a very fine line already.

a lot of developer and infrastructure tools. web servers (httpd, nginx, etc), compilers, frameworks (e.g. Apache Kakfa has no real counterpart AFAIK.)

For me it is not about next day delivery bout about certainty of when a package will arrive. I don't care if it takes 2 or 3 days, but be accurate on when you are coming.

you can also make deliveries in cargo bikes.

requiring an account seems to be like a first step to remove this ability

the issue is that Hue devices can actually be used offline without issues. They are changing that retroactively for users.

I just blocked my bridge from accessing the internet. hopefully that will prevent any sneaky update from messing with my local access

Clue, from 1985. (An adaptation of the board game, yes.)

It was a total flop when it was released but It has gained a bit of a "cult" status since then. Characters are over the top, it's full of puns and corny jokes but I totally love it. The rhythm at which it delivers jokes is incredible. You'll miss many jokes the first time you see it but it doesn't matter because another one is coming almost immediately.

And it doesn't even feel rushed or fast paced. All of the many characters have a chance to be developed and the fact that the whole thing happens on real time is very interesting. It even has multiple endings which they showed in different theatres when it was first released!

If you like murder mysteries and light comedy this is for you. Go watch if you haven't.

ps- Can I interest you in fruit or dessert?

we joke, but guardian geese to protect property were common in the past

“radiation” levels are barely outside of regulation. and france has record of testing devices more strictly than the rest of countries. my guess is Apple will appeal, it will be retested and all will be good. the same has happened before (I think 7,8 and 11, but don’t quote me on it)

yes, but they also tend to have crappy specs compared to 'good' TVs.

Im not sold in the idea. I did find a couple of OLED 4k 120hz monitors on 'TV size' (BenQ MOBIUZ EX480UZ ), but then they dont seem to have (or at least advertise) hdmi-arc or hdmi-CEC support, and the brightness is only 480 nits (vs 800 of a LG C2) and it seems more expensive.

I would not recommend it as a replacement for an actual TV in a living room.

I don’t think there are many monitors that support 24fps natively.

Many features that come with TVs these days are not available on monitors. For example "filmmaker mode"