Yeah, I’ve been there. Unless you need to haul stuff around the island there doesn’t seem to be a huge need for an actual car.

Haven’t they been using fiber optic drones to avoid jamming?

Completely unreasonable to need to walk people through this. It’s OK to say jellyfin can’t do remote access.

Doesn’t jellyfin just not do this at all? Like if you want to stream remotely you need to figure out a vpn solution to do it?

Also all the material I need I need to build that production plant is under a 104% tariff. NBD.

That’s kinda my point though. I could see them giving up on Taiwan at least temporarily if they’re able to fill the power void left by the USA instead. China has been pushing to become a service economy instead of a manufacturing economy for a while now, but the rest of the world didn’t trust them enough for it to work. This would change that equation.

I’m not really surprised. They’re the only nation really equipped to step into the power vacuum America is leaving behind and I’m sure it isn’t lost in Xi the kind of stability and influence that gave America over the years.

The only question (and frankly the one they’re asking here) is will what’s left of the free world accept them even though they’re not really a free nation.

Xbmc didn’t become plex. It’s still alive and kicking but rebranded to Kodi (mostly because it had little to do with xbox anymore) ages ago.

All money comes from the govenment in the first place.

Because Trump thinks he’s Putin and wants to annex Canada.

He’s like Moses for felons

Clearly not all murder is illegal. And the whole reading thing tracks. They have systems out there that will help you learn.

Lives are more important than shareholder value and no feduciary lawsuit would ever rule otherwise.

Yes I think extra-judicial punishment is a fitting end when judicial punishment fails to even start. Again, what’s legal and what’s moral are not the same. Luigi took one life sure, but how many lives do you think will be saved because insurance executives are a little more scared of looking like murderes to their customers? Hundreds? Thousands?

If I’m making decisions that directly lead to the death of my customers in exchange for monetary gain then yes please lock me up.

Cog? The guy was the CEO of the insurance company with the highest denial rates in the industry. He wasn’t subject to this system he was actively designing and lobbying for it.

Morally it’s murder either way. Just because you found a legal loophole doesn’t make it not murder morally. There tons of actions that are legal but are morally reprehensible.

It’s not a complex calculation. He regularly traded other people’s lives for his own money.

Just because there’s a few steps between your decision and someone’s death doesn’t mean your decision didn’t cause their death.

You’re confusing losing land because you can’t hold it militarily with negotiating an end to the invasion by ceding land. He’s said that no one will negotiate for Ukraine but Ukraine and since the incoming US administration has already said they’ll be ending support we really don’t have any leverage to encourage them to accept any terms. We can’t threaten to remove support that we’ve already said we’re removing.

There’s no threat needed. Zalenskyy already knows he’s losing US support after January.

This is literally Zalenskyy saying we can’t negotiate for him while knowing that he’s losing US support in January.