Think you got it mixed up. Superman was not the one on the receiving end.

A lot of good information here so I’ll add something a little different:

Do Not open any services to the internet, such as for remote access, until you are sure about what you are doing. Doing something like opening a port so you can watch Jellyfin anywhere sounds great, but doing it wrong pokes a huge security hole in your infrastructure.

Keep everything in your local network until you have a secure remote access setup. Even your home network may be untrustworthy if you’ve got things like IoT devices or compromised operating systems.

They did the same thing in Final Fantasy X. I found it a bit annoying ending every sentence with “ya?” At first I thought it was just a quirk they added to Wakka to make him seem more like a chill islander, but then other characters started to do it too, and I realized it was probably a translation from “ね？”

Art style is pretty recognizable at a glance while scrolling. If it’s not outright offensive to you, why not just scroll past it?

I think those reqs are assuming full computer vision features. I must’ve disabled them because my entire docker LXC is using less than 4GB, of which Immich is only one of the containers its running.

What’s your hesitation with Immich? Try it out and with a small subset of your collection and see how you enjoy it before moving everything.

In the end nothing changed except all the Beatles fans are in England now and they prevented Brexit so I guess that’s pretty cool.

Didn’t I read something recently saying they were trying to get back in the EU?

Yep this is the way.

Keep all your saves in one folder then you can switch devices freely anf pick up where you left off. Like one playing on the TV, using the PC for GPU/streaming, and phone for mobile play.

I already had Syncthing set up on my PC, server, and phone, so adding another folder for game saves was a simple addition.

Definitely worth it to take an hour to set up and test everything so you never need to think about it again

Syncthing has all these features for free and works on mobile too. Just instruct your emulator to save to a Syncthing folder or create a new one. Has the added benefit of being able to sync any other type of file too, not just saves

So it’s a Gameboy Camera that harvests your data?

WFH means more opportunity to go to the gym.

Manual laborers still waiting for OSHA required gear or paperwork signoffs or union negotiations or whatever. Idk, not blue collar.

Them: just make an L with your fingers for left

Me as a kid: shit… Why can’t I remember which way L faces!?

I forward emails to my paperless address, and never thought of using drag/drop. How does this work for you? I remember having trouble getting paperless to see emails that were already read, or otherwise it would constantly try to reupload the same files. Do you watch a specific folder and then have paperless move to a different folder on consumption?

Sounds like OP does something similar to what I do. They setup different email inboxes or catchalls for different services, then as email comes in it gets forwarded to paperless for OCR/search maybe?

I do this with paperless-ngx, where I forward some emails to a dedicated address that paperless watches. But I do this manually with emails that have important PDFs attached.

I’m not sure what the benefit is of automatically forwarding everything to paperless. Seems like duplicating emails unnecessarily, when email clients already have search/folder functions. Also email servers have mail rules so they can be sorted based on sender/recipient/subject/etc…

What is with this “dark humor bad” cliche? Since when is dark humor synonymous with racism/sexism/etc-ism?

To me dark humor has always been something more akin to self deprecating jokes, punchlines like “but doctor, I am Pagliacci”, or making light of the futility of life.

Racist jokes are racist jokes. That doesn’t make them dark humor.

Sometimes they are, but ironically, as the clips weren’t actually shown before. Like “Morty’s Mind Blowers”, and I’m pretty sure Community did it a few times.

Literally everywhere is part of a bigger sunken landmass. Just depends where you draw the contour lines.