I had to drop Plex when it made me sign in for a locally hosted setup. I'd rather not have them in my library.
Replaced with Jellyfin as others here have, found every device in the house so far works with it and it streamed 4k to the TV from an RPI 4.
I'll pile on and say there's no way I'd enjoy it now but my younger self totally agrees.
I think the thing to remember about games from that era is that we had so fewer options and so much more time on our hands. Feels like I ditch games much quicker now if they're a slog or repetitive.
Tattoo it on your forehead!
I'm guessing somewhere up the chain is a person making money from it, probably a book or class that teaches the "secrets." And of course when your sovcit crap fails to work you didn't follow the program to the T.
Oh jeez, I forgot about that one! My brother tried explaining this crap to me once, about how you can buy your identity back from Italy or something and how it's worth millions.
Using Linux embiggens the smallest head
Yeah, long gone are the days of company loyalty for the sake of advancement and security. The fastest way up is out, not through the glass ceiling.
My brain melts playing Spirit Island, it's a tough game to min max and I imagine everyone at the table feels the pressure of paying the right card.
Wild predators are one thing but what about bats with rabies? You wouldn't even know you got bit until it's too late.