I’m 30 today. I’m supposed to be all wise and responsible now…

That’s how that works right? Now I know things?

Who gives out the knowledge sheet…? I don’t think mine showed up.

JFC. 🤦

My dumb ass forgot ponys exist. I’m sitting here staring at this thing wondering why that dog looks so much like a horse…

I’m baffled at my own stupidity and had to share.

Now for someone to unknowingly press it and torpedo this persons career while burying them in lawsuits…

Having never had tinnitus, I’m going to assume the correct answer is:

There’s no mention of a gun rack; I think she just had it loose in the back seat…

I use Emby instead of Plex or Jellyfin; mostly because it has an Xbox client, and I’ve already got a lifetime licence. One of my most active users only watches via Xbox.

Really don’t like Plexs centralised user system or the overall direction they’ve been headed for years, so I moved away from that long ago (8+ years ago at least). Jellyfin wasn’t up to par at the time (though they’ve made leaps and bounds of progress in that time), and Emby has always supported more types of devices\clients. Their device limit (the client count limit with premeir) has never come into play for me, but I know there are larger user bases out there where that is a problem.

Embys development is extremely slow though, taking YEARS to implement simple features or even address major concerns. Plus their support sucks without the community stepping in and providing it on behalf of the staff. Luke (the main dev) is better at copy+pasting candid responses than he is at actually interacting with human beings.

Installed a new keyboard yesterday and that’s what auto filled… (See my post history if you don’t believe me) Fixed

They definitely do; while interesting, unfortunately a good chunk of that video was basically an advertisement full of half truths. It’s also over 7 years old.

‘These breakdown over time, but it’s perfectly fine, you could take a bite out of these chews one on camera’ … Sure buddy.

You could replace a good chunk of those with a floating barge type thing made of solar panels though, keeping the sun off of the water and collecting the energy.

You’ll still need something dynamic around the edges, to deal with the rise\fall of the water changing the shoreline, but there’s lots of room in the center.

That icon didn’t show up until I installed another voice app. FUTO voice is what I’m using now alongside Heliboard. Seems to work nicely so far.

Emby has a decent xbox app for media streaming. TBH I’ve just been using an HTPC lately though.

Noone is 100% trust worthy. I’ll still appreciate when they fight for the right things.

Why Are 96,000,000 Black Balls On This Reservoir [Veritasium]

Thanks! That seems to integrate into Heliboard nicely, activating with the voice button that’s now on the toolbar where I expected it.

I wasn’t expecting this to be two separate components/apps, but I guess that makes sense.

This seems to be kind of the consensus. I’m not interested in moving from one theiving shitstain of a company to another. So gboard is a no-go.

I can’t get voice input to work on Heliboard though. The option is there in toolbar settings, but the button doesn’t show up on the toolbar and there’s no microphone permissions…

Do you have to do something to make voice input exist?

It’s listed as an option in the toolbar settings but the button doesn’t appear on the toolbar. Even with everything else disabled and just the voice input button enabled: the toolbar is totally empty…

There’s also no microphone permissions…

Would make a really nice replacement for the floating balls used to reduce evaporation and UV penetration in reservoirs.

Plus they’re already on water, so it would take less effort to clean them regularly to keep up efficiency. (Dirty panels output much less energy)

4.4k forks now. They can’t sue us all (I’d love to see them try though).

The blood of the foes who have fallen before you.

It’s a similar burning feeling to keeping your eyes open for too long; so, the eye balls I would think.

Pihole is a self-hosted DNS server that filters out domains that serve ads, as well as malware and tracking domains. When clients try to access a blocked domain, the DNS request fails, so the client doesn’t know where to connect and the ads/malware simply fail to load, while the rest of the game/webpage loads just fine.

Highly customizable, either manually or with various online lists of known domains. It’s also a handy tool to create local-only domain names for accessing your own self-hosted services.

Alternatively there’s Adguard or Nextdns; public dns servers that perform a similar function, but give you much less control over what is or isn’t blocked.