A steam gift card can be laundered entirely within the steam economy tho, a dunkin gift card doesnt let you buy and resell special donut skins.

Oh thats already happening. https://www.reddit.com/r/simps...

The alerts are so much worse too like "Hey, looks like you slept like shit, should probably take it easy today." thanks google but not really up to either of us. Already knew that and fitbit was a lot gentler about it...

I know everybody turns off any new features immediately upon release, but with the new(ish) agent the way some of the various bits and pieces have come together has been pretty great.

Credits are global now, so youre watching something "why does he look familiar?", you click down to the actor now it shows you their whole filmography, you can watchlist stuff right there, and even a little category 'Youve seen them in' with anything with them in any of your libraries youve watched by recent. Not just other shows if youre watching a show or only other movies if youre watching movies. And since you can just search and browse through anything/anyone now, its actually replaced IMDB for me just because its sooo much cleaner. https://watch.plex.tv/person/n... vs https://www.imdb.com/name/nm00...

And speaking of the watchlist, thats universal now, you can search and add stuff you dont have, from any service, even stuff thats not on any service, and the watchlist can interface directly with the *arrs, so youre looking up that guy from that thing, watchlist another of his movies, radarr goes and does its thing. You can add upcoming stuff too and they even have trailers now, so i dont have to go to Youtube anymore cuz it doesnt make me wade through 20 fake AI trailers before finding the one on the actual studios channel and then it doesnt autoplay some assholes reaction or breakdown of the trailer i just watched right after.

AND if your users have their watchlists public, you can monitor theirs too, so friends and family can just watchlist stuff you dont have without leaving the plex app, so you dont need to try to convince them to use a third party app like Omni to request stuff.

All the other social features still suck tho, their own lack of features makes you abuse the rating system as a filter for other things instead of as a rating system, but replacing IMDB and youtube for at least my purposes has been pretty nice. Some of my users dont have their watchlists public either so i still have a facebook group chat for requests cuz who wants to use some third party app for requests. .

$750 is ridiculous tho, i paid $100 during a 50% off sale a couple of black fridays ago, but with all my collections and playlists and everything and especially all my users switching to Jellyfin wouldnt be as simple as everyone pretends, but if in the future they roll out Plex2 to loophole my lifetime or try to charge my users individually ill figure it out.

That proposed SEC rule on reporting stock lending to FINRA (second link in last paragraph above) is about naked short sales used to manipulate the market. It's not about investors borrowing against assets to avoid taxes.

Well, that is very good news indeed! All we need is one zero-cost threat to cancel out all the other threats!

Which Russia conspiracy turned out to be false? What are you even talking about?

Weren't all the 9/11 hijackers fully identified before they boarded? How will more identity tracking keep us safer? What exactly is the TSA supposedly protecting us from?

Isn't definition 3 pretty much the original meaning when the term originated in the 1930s(?)? Like, if you're black, you have to be aware of all the ways the system is stacked against you?

Is it funny because it's impossible to oppose, yet DeSantis opposes it anyway?

How can he be an "ex-founder"? Does he now no longer have founded the company, though he did have before? Can any time traveler help me out with these verb tenses?

Nobody's going to waste a zero-day on this kind of attack. They will use exploits that are years old and already well-known. It's only a risk for older or otherwise unpatched devices, which are actually very common in real life.

Bleet.

It is not.

Thirtyies ... Fiftyies

It's an attempt to make encryption failure seem more significant to people who think, "I have nothing to hide, why should I care?"