I’m with you, 100%. Each of these big corpos is creating massive ecosystems to entrap users.

It’s advertised as cloud storage and incredibly dependable. It business leaders tell people that the cloud is the best because they use it. What they fail to tell you is that you don’t meyet to them and they will delete you for any reason.

I am.

The others are right, but it is possible for hardware to have installation software embedded. It’s not as common now, but consumer Dell printers about 10 years ago (and probably others, but that’s what I ran into) had drivers embedded in an internal flash ROM. You switched between using the printer as a flash drive and accessing the printer directly using the buttons on the front of the printer.

Except there is always a parade of individuals in middle management trying to make a name for themselves, which is usually by pushing the latest fad.

You are right. I was thinking they provided better login services, but in reality the best they can do is force a port and offload your certs.

I advise strongly against advertising jellyfin directly to the Internet. Maybe through a reverse proxy, but based on the question I have to say no.

I don’t just automatically lock my screen unless there age little people around.

I have had multiple doctors tell me that limiting my intake is much more important than exercising.

As far as exercise goes, walking is great exercise. The difference between walking a mile and running it is mostly time. Do what you can and worry about building cardio endurance later.

Right now my big cardio workout is six flights of stairs I go up daily. It took me months to be able to do the whole thing without feeling like I was going to pass out. I’m still run down if I need to run them several times in a day.

As far as exercise trauma goes find something and make it yours. Little steps, but push yourself. I can somewhat relate as I find handwriting things difficult due to other childhood trauma. I can do it, but I find myself avoiding tasks that would require it still. My trick is to recognize that I’m avoiding it and set a time to actually do it.

I recall being backhanded just trying to discuss a difference of opinion. I don’t recall the conversation from 30 years ago, only that my opinion was not wanted.

It just makes you rad.

111 is sweltering with humidity. I have only seen it a handful of times in the Midwest US. You MUST drink water, but there is nowhere for your sweat to go.

I think, from a report I did in middle school, that you have just described how armor piercing bullets function.

As a company man, he says it “might be a little cheaper elsewhere,” but they are the lowest price around for admission.

It’s probably the cost buying from the range. Might also be regional. I’m going to keep replying to myself.

Per friend: -$35 a person $12 for the second and ammo varies wildly. They start about $20/$30 a box for 9mm 50 rounds, but most people use 1/2 boxes ler trip"

Also, per them, tungsten is a no-no due to its armor-piercing abilities.

Tungsten, too.

The problem is really the cost. To go to the range and spend $30 would instead cost $150. I think the average person would buy the lead.

I’ll ask a friend of mine who worked at a range recently to see what people are spending.

Whoa, who said I was complaining?

Wait, horny anime doesn’t clog everyone else’s feeds?