Doesn’t do that for me in Chrome or Firefox on Windows either.

“Their sort are always liars” he added.

The latter.

Yeah I’ve been with Zen since broadband has been a thing. Never had an issue with them.

Hades (finally got out after 22 runs), Silent Hill 2 Remake (I didn’t remember there was a boss literally shaped like child rape), and some Expedition 33 (love it, but it’s a JRPG to a fault, including cursed platforming sections).

I’m fully expecting this to be triple the price of the Quest 3S.

Can it also redact text from documents without allowing you to just copy and paste it back out again?

Asking for a friend.

This is going to be some serious AI slop, isn’t it?

I cancelled it the day they announced that

Yeah, there’s stuff under the subscription and stuff you pay for (although you can pay for anything if you’re not a subscriber iirc)

It gives them a perverse incentive to remove shows from the subscription tier if lots of people are watching it. You also get shows where the first few seasons are in the sub, and then suddenly switches to pay for.

They’re an easy cancel.

You let somebody else do it.

They’re are ways that involve extracting keys from vulnerable devices if I understand correctly, but if they become well known then they get blocked.

Yeah, my main motivation in setting up Jellyfin was to have everything in one place.

No more having to check which service has it, only to find that 20 year old movie can only be rented for £6.99.

I’d probably pay the cost of 2 streaming services, in order to have a single service that has literally everything on it, and keeps it on it.

Well, that was some shit. Guess I’ll have to get round to playing the first two.

I don’t know why they’d think I’d capture 600MB/s of uncompressed video though.

Since the torrent sites are crammed with full quality 4k Bluray remuxes and WebDLs direct from Amazon, there’s clearly easier and better ways of doing this than putting encryption in a cable.

This is why motion smoothing is turned on by default on most 4K TVs. It’s the only way most people can see any difference.

This was a thing for a bit in the Xbox 360 era, but disappeared as quickly as it appeared. Wasn’t there some Nvidia thing that also tried to do this on PC?

Edit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nvidia_3D_Vision

Allowed it with any DirectX game apparently.

Unless there was an exploit in the browser itself, you’re probably fine.

Windows being randomly slow is just standard Windows behaviour. When you look in task manager, there’s like 200 things it just runs all the time.

Back in the day I’d run Malwarebytes free checker. It doesn’t run all the time, it’s a one time scan.

Lack of NSA funding to run their man in the middle platform that everyone likes.

And there’ll still be too many damn streaming services.

At least for the next three years until Grand Inquisitor Farage starts signing anything that lines his pockets.