That’s where I’m at. Ride my <$80 lifetime license till the wheels fall off and see where jellyfin is at that point.

You’re missing the early days when plex lifetime pass was ~$50usd and jellyfin wasn’t a thing (that I know of). I believe Kodi was the only real competitor at the time, and it was much less friendly.

Plex has slowly moved in a less user friendly direction, but still meets my needs and I’ve easily gotten over $750 in value from the…almost 20 years, wow…I’ve been using it.

She’s actually a really good dog, making me think she was someone else’s before I found her. Has lots of good manners I didn’t have to train into her. She does get distracted in play settings with other dogs or squirrels to chase, which is understandable.

She recognizes the sound of plastic food bowls knocking together and thinks it means food is coming. She’s constantly evaluating what the earliest possible sign of meal time is to start her hype mode.

Both, yes, and they get the next biggest reaction after food related words. She’s a 40lb walking power plant.

She loves it. Even more if she can wedge herself between some cushions like that.

The ears were not insignificant in making her stand out at the shelter, that’s for sure

Yes, but her favorite words are “hungry?” and “dinner.”

Is it trained for nutritional advice solely on that South Park episode?

Not anymore I’m not

Imagine how fast this decline would have been if not for all the collusion between providers. I was always surrounded by better options that just didn’t quite serve my area any time I was forced to use these twats.

Did it really take antisemitism to make it questionable?

Yes, I know I didn’t address nuance of economy and labor market in the curtness of my reply. But that is often poorly communicated or not at all, so we just see another private entity getting our money gratis or with very low interest.

Add onto that the de facto American policy that private citizens are on their own, circumstances be damned, while the capitalist interests get rescued every time their greed and other missteps hurt their ability to compete in the sacred free market and maybe you can see why people are less than charitable with how they perceive these events.

for some reason

Perhaps seeing your government continually use your tax money to bail out industry that has no tangible benefit to anything but the stock market while fighting against every penny directly invested into the taxed populace colors peoples’ perception a bit.

I’ll just stick with calling myself “old man yelling at clouds” for the double meaning and so I’m not a vegan of any kind, thanks.

Damn, looks like I didn’t get my wish: https://sh.itjust.works/comment/19193050

I’m not trying to give you anxiety, mate. Drunk posting provides adequate context.
“Turtles have this thing called Turtle Mode” just gave me pause about your experiencing the existence of turtles.
Couple that with the weird search engine results and no mention of “turtle mode” even in the informative links you provided and I was just a little confused.

I see now this is a c/aww post; you got nothing to be ashamed of or anxious about.

I’m not trying to be a dick here, just confused. But is this post indicating that you’re old enough and smart enough to know how to use the fediverse but didn’t know that turtles turtle?

Also, like tisktisk@piefed.social indicated, I get results for anything but the animal when I search “turtle mode”. Graphics, EV modes, and even flipping a quadcopter drone, but nothing about neck mechanics in a shelled amphibian.

It always confounds be to come across such bold claims that are so easily debunked by…just anyone doing the thing claimed to be difficult/impossible. I have my own mp3s on my iPhone right now. Like what?

Cool, ty