MolochAlter

if it really is so bad you feel you should get your money back on principle, you know before the end of the meal/film.

I disagree that you would necessarily know.

Mass Effect 3 is stellar, until the ending invalidates basically all of your choices and destroys the galaxy no matter what you do, because the lead writer and the director thought it right to bypass their internal review process.

Firewatch feels like it’s going to take at least some of the dialogue choices you made in the game into account but then it turns out it’s entirely linear and smoke and mirrors.

A bad ending can absolutely restrospectively destroy the experience of an otherwise good story.

Doesn’t help that phase 2 and the endings both suck pretty hard, so why bother.

The media goes poof anyway, there’s plenty of NFTs that point to dead links on domains that expired once the grift was no longer worth it.

Personal backups are the only real way to protect media for yourself and those around you.

1 was purple and 2 was orange, green was the last color left.

Sounds like some shepherd reference could be good, since it’s herding the agents.

They meant artistic quality, not resolution and bitrate.

I bought a WiiU for Bayonetta 2.

Not only was the WiiU itself little more than a paperweight beyond running it, the game itself was extremely lackluster and simplified.

I didn’t even bother emulating bayo 3.

The latest in a long line of walking simulators aimed at sad over-the-hill American millennials.

Everything I see of it feels borderline focus tested to hit the dopamine centers of random game journalists like a stinger missile annihilating a civilian target.

Hard pass.

I have 2 instances of jellyfin. One is my regular home streaming, the other contains 32000 legally downloaded porn scenes (originally ~6TB, converted to x265 down to about 1.2).

It’s great to have to spice up the foreplay every now and then.

Hey, nothing to be sorry about, you’re doing this for free and were quick to fix the issue too. Thanks, I’ll give this a spin!

You should probably add a section on how to remap the ports if need be, port 3000 is pretty common and unlikely to be free on most setups that run more than a handful of containers.

I for sure am not figuring it out since I seem to be stuck in a loop where Jellyfin correctly replies to the login request (at least if its logs are to be believed) and then cliparr boots me back to the source selection screen.

ETA: the issue seems to be with using HTTP instead of HTTPS, quite annoying not to get any error messages to that effect, even though they can be found in the browser console.

You wouldn’t have been able to stop yourself from buying a copy for yourself and everyone you know if it were available, huh?

Same, and I’d count that as contrarian behaviour.

This is a site populated mostly by the too edgy or too contrarian for Reddit, with the same flaws in incentive systems as Reddit, why are you surprised lol.

Personally I prefer my software to give me options, I hate when stuff like this is picked for me when equally valid options exist

“Jetpack cat”? Really? That desperate, huh?

All great mechanic driven games do this to an extent.

I had this with Portal and Minecraft back in the day, it’s just because they’re games that force you to think with their mechanics.

My answer to those is always “i code for money, I don’t code in my free time”

No? Https is just the connection protocol? You can do it over LAN only just fine?

For the same reason the USSR did the same shit to subvert countries all over the world?

Power blocks are the basic concept underpinning modern multipolar foreign policy decisions, it’s not rocket science.

The difference is liberal capitalism won eventually, and the USSR didn’t.

Communism didn’t and never will exist in a vacuum, you know?