The idea is, in a group you each pick a random celebrity, or person of interest or character for someone else (eg, the person to your right). And you have to go around the group asking yes or no questions until someone guesses their person. It’s mildly fun

You guys don’t have unit pricing? In Australia it’s required by law that supermarkets show price per standard unit of measurement so you can easily compare

My most recent console is a PS2 so I haven’t played a modern Gran Turismo, but the original Gran Turismo is probably what started my love for racing.

Sure the Gran Turismo games might not have realistic physics, but neither did project cars 2 and I had an insane amount of fun with that game.

I started on a Logitech Driving Force GT I bought second hand for $40 that I would clamp to my desk.

Now I’ve got a full rig with a direct drive wheel, load cell pedals, a shifter, a handbrake and a VR Headset. It’s definitely one of the most expensive things I’ve bought myself but totally worth it.

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I bought a new mini PC the other day that shipped with windows 11. Before installing Linux I thought “I’ll just boot into windows to make sure the hardware is all correct”.

I got as far as the windows welcome screen and thought “it’s actually just going to be faster and easier to install Debian instead of going through all this windows bullshit”

How is it any different to viewing a shared Plex library to the end user?

They have a reverse proxy setup, so their family or friends would simply enter that url into a jellyfin client and sign in.

So yeah, I think an average tech illiterate person can do that

Distro hopping sounds like too much work. I went from mint and was happy on that for years, then I went to Debian and I’m happy here. I’m curious about Fedora but not curious enough to be bothered with a new install.

I’ll live vicariously through others

well, to say there are no factory farms in Australia is absurd and they presented zero evidence of that. But you’re right

It is already filtered to factory farms. Although as I said, take that website with a huge grain of salt. Their criteria for what they add is pretty loose, as you’ve seen.

My point was just that we definitely have factory farms Inghams for example operates over 300 farms across Australia and New Zealand

Here is a map of factory farms in Australia: https://www.farmtransparency.org/map

Take this with a large grain of salt, the criteria of the locations on this map is they are locations know OR SUSPECTED to be engaging in animal cruelty or exploitation. And not all of these locations are in operation currently

But we absolutely have a ton of factory farms unfortunately, this is why it’s important to shop as carefully as you’re able to.

A hooligan is a violent or rowdy person who engages in disruptive behavior, vandalism, or brawling in public places

Say for example, destroying a flock camera, or illegal Street art

The hoolaganism I enjoy does not involve destruction of public property or traffic disruption to be clear

I have a “I don’t give a shit” about football but a love for hoolaganism

How do I invest in Faraday cages?

Anybody wearing overalls looks stupid to me, exceptions are if it’s part of a work uniform

Hell yeah, I don’t see a lot of people rocking Debian but I like it. I’m more of a KDE Plasma guy myself but cinnamon is also great

Not trans, but I cut my shitty parents out of my life and have literally never been happier. I share my life with my friends, and I’m fortunate enough to have inherited a good family through my wife.

Your life is too valuable and your time is too short to waste any of it on people who are unsupportive of you in any way, family is no exception.

Kinda in a lull with homelabbing ATM, but here I’ve got my router in a custom 3d printed mini rack with 3d printed patch panel, and a couple of old NUCs. Only thing I really use day-to-day is a NUC connected to an amp so I can use the amp as a Spotify connect client

I went from windows to mint to debian … did I fuck up?