Minecraft server.

I remember learning about Shamir’s secret sharing, and indeed the concept is fascinating. I’m not sure passwords is the best use case of something like that, but I’m not completely against it in theory.

So your solution to password theft is to make sure other people have them?

Herd immunity isn’t for those who won’t get vaccinated, it’s for those who can’t.

It’ll certainly win the republican primary.

Surely you mean 2A?

If I’m using it in browser, sure. But as a standalone application, no comparison IMO.

Microsoft has nothing worth using.

Mostly agree. However, Excel remains the exception. I refuse to buy/subscribe to whatever subscription they are currently peddling, but I do consider my stand alone Excel license to be worth it. And if the next version of Excel is still offered as a stand alone perpetual license and does not force AI, I’ll buy that too.

With Plex, everyone has their own accounts they are responsible for. They create the account and set the password. You give those accounts access.

I couldn’t stand the onslaught of “what’s my passwords.”

Then how do you have access to Prime Music?

Making accounts / passwords for other people seems like a bad enough idea that I’d rather pay for PlexPass.

Cancel Prime. That is the only way to take from Besos.

The scouts have come a long way in the past few years. But I imagine most of the adult that make up that organization are republican voters, and you reap what you sow.

At least when it comes to running shoes, I’m of the opinion that the shoe chooses you. Go to a running store and try on a few brands, find the one that feels the best. Buy one pair from that store; every subsequent time you buy running shoes you know the band and model and can buy it wherever is cheaper.

Wild to me that he gave his son the middle name of Adolf.

IIRC, these are the children who’ve all decided not to have any children because of the bloodline.

They were forced to sell to a us based group.

You’re right, it shouldn’t have a problem. I know subtitles can sometimes force transcoding.

Likely a codec issue with your client player. The client couldn’t play the file (either video or audio) natively, so the server transcoded the file so it could.

Transcoding is a feature. I understand why you would rather it direct stream, but you’ve got to make sure the client can play the file natively.

How was Plex messing up transcoding?

Credit where due, how they handled the breach was appropriate.