Would that be like on a tripod in the audience area recording the screen?
Fun fact: this is how films get digitized, they play the film in a tiny movie theater just big enough for the camera. The whole apperatus is about the size of a washing machine
Yeah its even bad landlording practice. You budget in a 20% buffer in the requested rent payment over the costs to own the rental property in case of late/missed rent payments and for ongoing repairs. If you as a landlord have expenses bouncing you’re doing something very wrong!
Its a movie franchise about swordfighting space wizards, and that’s honestly enough to discredit the top-level comment without diving deeper
My wife and I use that one pretty regularly
Their first show (Knights of Guinevere) features a floating amusement park that rains garbage all over the workers below, and robots that have orbs on their heads that produce a silhouette strikingly similar to that of Mickey Mouse
Oh shit is Knights of Guinevere out?
I’m literally writing this while pooping at a music festival with IRL friends. Most folks are either done with AI or scared of it. Some are excited for the possibilities but must acknowledge it’s a bubble
And it’s a lot smaller than the 10’ by 10’ dining room
You sure they aren’t meter inches?
I love how terrible this is! The 27x1m" bedroom only has 1 method of egress so would be against most building codes, the 120x1m" bedroom has dueling TVs, the 45’x1m" “En Suite” is not “En Suite” and contains multiple toilets but no shower. The 25x1m" “Bath” contains only a bath tub and 2 sinks plus a walled in washer/dryer Etc. Etc.
Assuming the AI bubble doesn’t pop first. Given how much everyone outside of Silicon Valley hates AI that does seem likely
Big problem with HEIC is it requires H265 licensing because it’s effectively a single frame of video. This is why Windows won’t open HEIC by default is Microsoft didn’t want to pay for the licensing
Don’t forget while sitting in the oval office trump tweeted about how something that was hurting him was a “deep state conspiracy”
Blocking VPNs isn’t really possible. You can block known IP ranges but ultimately there’s so many ways to encapsulate and encrypt traffic that no solution is 100%. I have specifically worked at places in which those in management positions are interested in sniffing DNS queries to “see what people are up to on company time” and those happened to also be the employers that were doing sketchy things that may or may not have been legal
I’ve seen a grand total of one influencer make a good argument for a VPN and that was Alan Fisher saying “have you observed your work skirting regulations that they shouldn’t be? Are you potentially reviewing legal materials on your work’s WiFi that your place of work might prefer you didn’t know about? To help avoid retaliation, you might need a VPN such as one from today’s sponsor…”
More like they operate a tollroad to the playground and are concerned about why there’s so many trucks of wood chips costing them much more to maintain the road to the playground. And OP freely admitted they’re taking truckloads of woodchips from the playground.
Except the analogy also doesn’t work because ultimately piracy isn’t taking, it’s just copying and sharing copies. There isn’t really a good analogy without directly describing digital distribution and piracy. Maybe an analogy involving a solar farm and a transmission company? Except that gets into technical details that are just as technical as just explaining it as it is
We are swiftly reaching a time where boycotting companies run by people you disagree with will negatively impact your ability to function. Consider abandoning this type of purchasing in the future.
Oh no please don’t boycott! The current boycotts are actually costing companies money and we can’t have people learning that boycotts can actually work!
Look at Mr fancypants here with an ISP that actually has some form of IPv6 support
Obviously you kicked the former friend off your network after you learned of their illegal activities and admonished them to pay for their media instead nudge nudge
Jellyfin is also nice if you backup your DVD/VHS collection for serving rips. Or just for watching random public domain stuff. Or…y’know… legitimately obtained media…