Barbecue Cowboy

I’m kinda wondering what the goal is here.

It’s mostly been suppressed, but there’s a good amount of footage from the day, recording it seemed like a priority. Like, here on Lemmy if someone could somehow avoid things getting removed and post the footage we’d just have someone saying it’s AI or just generically sealioning and then whichever opinion felt more unpopular would be suppressed, but we’re talking about organizations who can actually verify sources.

My best guess is they’re hoping they find more bad stuff from Israel than Hamas, and that might be a solid play but I kinda doubt it. Most of the footage from the day of I’ve seen just make Israel feel kinda incompetent.

Lobsters used to be poor people’s food. The taste is really just giant shrimp.

I like it, but awards are mostly barely disguised advertising campaigns. I can see why negative ones are rare.

In case anyone is wondering, Home Depot is claiming this is meant to deter overnight parking. This is something that has precedent elsewhere, but the timing of the installation with the recent ice raids is very interesting.

ChatGPT just kinda felt like that would be useful context today.

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I like Pebble, but I’ve been on the gadget rollercoaster too many times and until it’s proven and quantified ‘years of average use’ means nothing.

It sounds like it’s killing someone specifically because they are a woman and not for another reason. So, intent is what they’re trying to target here.

Good luck finding that in any large or even mid-size company. If you think you found one, good chance you probably just found one with a lot of Shadow IT and poor visibility.

Hmm, you might be right, it looks like there are plans for a premium subscription service with pay walled features after the beta is over.

Hard pass.

We’ve had storylines that fleshed out Bruce, two faces origin being one of the more popular ones, but I think the popular story is that Bruce is just an exaggerated character batman plays. Bruce doesn’t really exist anymore. Even the stories where we see batman costume free, the connections that seem real feel like they’re connecting to batman just with his mask off.

I’m also with you on your last point even if I think you were being sarcastic, personally not sure how the story of batman makes sense if he has a mutual loving support structure in his life. It would be interesting to see batman happy, but it just feels kind of like a story ender.

I’d still give your idea a read if it was made, but I’m definitely coming into it feeling kinda wary.

The article doesn’t say whether these are two separate groups of monkeys, some infected with COVID and some infected with Herpes, or a cohesive set of monkeys simultaneously infected with COVID and Herpes.

Forgot to add ‘And trying to figure out how best to sell it to advertisers’ to the end.

Are you trying to serve higher than 1080p? I have heard that 4k can be rough, but I avoid that personally because it also dramatically limits the amount of media I can store. Not sure of your actual bandwidth, but the raw bandwidth required on regular 1080p streams should be relatively light while utilizing modern codecs and you can also limit the per-stream bandwidth in your remote access settings.

I’m in the US, but I have pretty shit upstream bandwidth and I’ve served 7 people at once before. It pushed it a bit, but plex managed it. If you are doing 4k content though, yeah, that’s going to be rough with anything and I have no good advice.

There are some cluster based experiments with Plex, but they’re mostly focused on distributing transcoding. There’s also a lot of projects around clustering locally with kubernetes/etc but I think that would be painful with your setup. Closest option I can think of is jellyswarrm with multiple discrete servers ‘swarmed’ together, this is also super beta and very new. You’d have to combine it with something to move files between the local servers, it’s going to be weird.

Why do you feel like you need more than one media server? A singular server can serve quite a lot of content for a good sized quantity of people.

Like… You should probably get to work organizing then because they’re already doing it.

Seconded, mine got rid of actual in store ordering and replaced it with kiosks that are basically just a giant interface for the mobile app years ago. I’ve heard most of their drive through orders are from mobile orders too now, but that is purely anecdotal just from chatting with the guy at the drive through window while I was waiting after placing a mobile order in the parking lot.

The people who would typically be expected to push back against collective shout also typically wouldn’t be expected to do anything effective whereas the people involved with collective shout are the type of people who give politicians money.

Also like, have we all forgotten about the possibility of someone having two phones.

There’s an idea in marketing that if you create a solution, you also need to create new problems that you can market. For example, you buy a printer to allow you to print at home but now you need to buy overpriced proprietary ink. Or maybe you buy a phone, but now what can we do to make sure you come back to buy a new phone in 2 years? Truly solving a problem sells something once and that will not satisfy the infinite growth mindset.

It’s a concept up there with Edward Bernays work in popularizing applying propaganda techniques to modern advertising as the idea that may have done the most to really push capitalism to its worst possible end.