Short circuiting conditions is important. Mainly for things such as:

if(Object != Null && Object.HasThing) …

Without short circuit evaluation you end up with a null pointer exception.

Hmm looks like they have a WebOS client now. Personally that covers my personal use case since the family that I share plex with just has rokus and apple tv

You can’t say jellyfin is far ahead of plex when it doesn’t have nearly as many clients as plex does. I’ll agree that in the free tier jellyfin is better, but as of now it’s not as fully featured as plex pro. Even non pro plex just makes it easier to share outside your home too.

Every base is base 10.

I highly doubt that making an easier difficulty will net a higher cash flow. Maybe short term but the souls games sell as they do because they are known for their difficulty. If you take that away they lose their marketing gimmick.

I’ve resorted to just sharing my laptop screen. You can also use picture by picture to get split displays which are easier to share.

I just made the switch from 3 24 inch monitor to a single 49 inch super ultrawide. It’s basically 3 monitors with no bezels. A lot of things are annoying though like full-screening videos/games but there are workarounds.

They do in embedded when you are polling a read only register. The cpu can change the register but writing to it does nothing.

The 0 is pretty good

Probably WOL (Wake on Lan). You have to enable it in the motherboard and then you can send a magic packet to the PC through the network. On android I use WolOn app by Bitklog to wake my PCs.

I don’t know why, but from the hype I expected it to be a bit more mature, but it had the plot depth of a kids movie… Well it was a kids movie that’s why it just felt flat to me.

From that article it seems Hypnic Jerk is the more specific name.

I live in an English speaking country. Spanish is the foreign language for them. Spanish at home is part of the effoet for them to be bilingual.

I’m on the same boat but worse. I only let my kids watch shows in Spanish. Its impossible to find Latin American Spanish kids shows on the seven seas so I’m stuck with Netflix because they actually have good translations.

The biggest pain point that I have with Lidarr is that there is no integrated way to split flac/cue albums that are very prevalent. I really need the tracks split so they can be played via plexamp. If anyone has any suggestions to automate this relatively well, I would appreciate it.