Do you literally not understand how addiction works?
Telling your body to “just stop” a vice that has literally been carrying you through life, is like trying to unmix cement. It requires an insane degree of willpower.
For context, try quitting sugar for a week. Even more, try getting your loved ones to quit sugar, telling them that it’s for their own good.
how much did they ngive you?
Not to mention that with proot, you can even run kernels greater than that native to your phone.
I want to like Kodi, but Jellyfin just has a less obtrusive interface
I wouldn’t generalise it so black and white, but I do hear what you are saying.
Thanks for clarifying. It does feel like they’re punching down a little, but its a good commentary nonetheless.
What’s the actual joke here? It sounds like it’s almost mocking trans literature by how complex it is to understand for the average american. Is that it?
that makes way more sense, thank you
I think this is more than just two pawns flirting, this is the queen torpedoing in from an angle to take down a castle, bulldozing any innocent pawns she hits along the way.
Plex is likely spying on you. It’s a binary blob with financial aspirations. It takes less than a few MB to upload your entire database to their servers.
Christ, that brings back unpleasant memories…
I’ve never had any issues finding a footy stream. Iptv is pretty good, for example.
someone in that HOA has shares in a trash bag fastening company, guarantee it
in the UK, you buy a house and you pay a council (county?) tax. If you collect junk outside of your house no one says anything, you just get assigned as a cooky neighbour.
If the rats come or its genuinely bringing down the safety of the area, neighbours might complain tothe council who may/may not do anything about it depending on how much they care. Council positions are safe/steady jobs but the pay isn’t great, so you can expect swift inaction at any time.
“For the last time Jim, dang and heck are not real swearwords, so you don’t need to keep feeding the jar money.”
something something broken arms
Be careful where you drop your pick, by Vectron!
not bad