Regarding the political violence. I guess the Republicans formally supporting it meant "violence against elected officials and those who support them" which is A-OK when it's against the others but a big nono against their party. And in their eyes, unmarked agents abducting and kidnapping or other official forces going against anything they dislike isn't political violence, but legitimate use of force by the state; while any measures against them is tyrannical overreach.
If you're looking for consistency, I'm sorry, only hypocrisy here.
First off, it implies there is some sort or series of social masculine trait(s) that are in some way desirable. It gets even more stupid when this turns into expectations, like "you're a man, you should X".
It's kind of sad but not unsurprising that there's an industry trying to capitalize on the resulting insecurities.
I think it was a positive aspect of the MGTOW idea to reject these expectations and do your own thing.
Plex has better security, federates and shares with other plex servers and generally is less hands-on for transcoding.
Regarding security, it'd be interesting to see how secure it actually is. Yeah, the individual endpoints might be protected better, but is Plex the company maybe a single point of failure?
They aren't MAGA. They're in only for themselves and will temporarily ally with anything they think make them more in the long run. Which currently is Trump with MAGA, and while they share the motivation with him, it's selfish. I mean if he wanted to, Trump could offset the higher cost. Why should Walmart and not the one causing it?
I have never used any of these (except Uber once in 2016 maybe?) because of the exploitative model. Even though the situation here in Germany is a tad different with them. Fuck them. Regular companies are bad enough already
I doubt it. Nix has a ton of infrastructure and contributors there. Plus they wouldn't gain anything immediately tangible from it. Codeberg is still git with a very similar UX to GitHub. Not the same can be said for Savannah.
That doesn't mean it'd be a bad choice in the long run. But still.
I mean... It basically had no competition in the beginning. Also, its SILK codec was pretty good for voice, and without it, Opus would be worse for speech (Opus is basically two different codes working in tandem, SILK and CELT).
Some stuff turns to e-waste because it's no longer supported by software. Some stuff turns to e-waste because it's just so goddamn old. The last ones of these architecture had a whopping 233MHz. My first PC that I got new as a kid was faster than that (must have been a Pentium II, while i586 is Pentium). I highly doubt there are many of these systems left in operation, especially not with new kernels.
Well, they're half right, but not in the sense they mean...