Everything always ends in something else. If it didn't, it wouldn't be an ending, or would violate thermodynamics.
The point is nobody being in charge, in shrinking authority while keeping coordination.
melpomenesclevage
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I wish enough people had a spine that it wasn't necessary.
All my experience with Plex and the like is nautical, and relies on local stuff, so I'm afraid I can't help with what's best for streaming. Apologies for misunderstanding.
its worse now
Your friends are correct.
Please write this code and I'll do it ~~tomorrow~~ when stuff opens today.
Yeah. I still say the hardware and the upload (of the program) I could handle in about 3 if I planned it right.
Less if I soldered during upload and didn't break anything, but that feels like a really stupid idea.
But I would absolutely fuck it up server-side at least once.
I mean, the code is written, most of that 5 minutes is soldering.
You can use a USB cable, I wanted to replicate ring functionality (aside from snitching), so i chose battery (also on my desk), but I already have the tools to draw from mains. Special module is cheaper, I guess. Plus I'm not using it to charge my phone right now.
And yeah I'd probably fuck up the configuration first try, so I concede on five minutes. But also, if your door is covered (mine is) you don't even need waterproof.
I mean this one's kind of pointless, but I do get what youre saying.
Lost technology. Like curbs and televisions.
Seriously; wasnt there a chip shortage?
Oh my god its so fucking annoying!