It is easier to scoop them up and throw them in the mines/fields/factories

I don’t use a box but I do the same thing. I call it a junk pile. If it topples over or I have nothing else to do, then I just start working on the junk pile. That means cleaning it or adding to it. Sure that one spot will never be clean but now at least the rest of the house is.

Cries in single digit upload speeds

Have you guys considered a voice keyboard?

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Depends on ISP but some will give you a new IP if you reboot your modem.

Haven’t had landlines in a long time but when I did I remember looking at cordless phones with Bluetooth to connect to your cell phone so you can answer both phones (cell phone and landline) on the handset. Beyond that look into pbx.

Too little too late

Sonarr is TV and radarr is movies.

You didn’t specify but this sounds like an issue where you are confusing sonarr and radarr where only one is configured “properly”.

It already happened on Plex. Just a matter of time until it happens to Jellyfin.

Have you tried Calibre?

Assuming this actually leads to anything and we now have a functional US fab, wouldn’t this be the dawn of the $5,000 iPhone SE?

On one hand yes, but what about second hand?

This guy gets it.

Yes but if the original owner used the game with cheats/hacks/mods or if they cloned it and multiple people used it at the same time then that game cartridge would get flagged by Nintendo and banned. Maybe your Nintendo account gets banned, maybe the console doesn’t allow you to play it, or maybe the game doesn’t do online features anymore. Point is Nintendo decides what happens to your physical copy moving forward. At that point do you become an accomplice in getting others in trouble by reselling or take the L? After all it’s not like the game looks/feels any different despite being a banned game.

Except for the fact that Nintendo is doing exactly that on the switch. Physical games have a digital license embedded in the cartridge itself. In this way Nintendo can stop people from ripping games and sharing the backups with friends. With that said be careful when buying used switch games.

It’s bad practice to do it, but it makes it especially easy for end users who already trust both the source and the script.

You’re not wrong but this is what lead to the xz “hack” not to long ago. When it comes to data, trust is a fickle mistress.

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