When I had Plex play trailers, it was only ever before movies, with trailers for movies. Seeing it every time you watch an episode of a show is too much.
IndefiniteBen
joined 1 year ago
It already does this. I frequently get ads for other shows when starting a show on Prime video. I can barely accept the existing ads.
As far as I remember from the DF review, the spacer's edition "remaster" isn't any good. You're better off playing the original game.
Though maybe only the spacer's choice edition is free because no one bought it.
Ah yeah, I've never used the GUI for long enough to care how it looks, and no snap in CLI.
Good to know if my company forces my work laptop to windows 11! (I will not use an OS without a side taskbar)
Can you expand on that? I've never used Linux as a daily driver, interacting with Ubuntu systems via SSH.
There were never really any apps competing, some were so insignificant in user count that they still work (if you're a moderator).
"I think I'm following the enshittification of platforms just like more successful people than me" he says; "we're really making users our lowest priority!".
I see.
On another note, the way you linked the sub doesn't work for me, should be: !hardware@lemmy.ml
Here's an article about the chips for those uninterested in business crap: https://www.servethehome.com/amd-instinct-mi300x-gpu-and-mi300a-apus-launched-for-ai-era/
I assume the people acting like this are doing it because I didn't give them a tip before they did their job.
Either way, it's just wasting their time; if they ring the front gate of the building and then just wait there for me to walk down, that's worse than if they save themselves time by meeting me halfway.
As is the case with most groups, there are loud douchebags with extremist views (relative to the group) that give a bad impression.
If you read the article, it doesn't sound like the ads and update are related. Some users are seeing ads. There is also an update coming soon.
If the ads are a server side change the update won't do anything?
I mean, there's a solution that doesn't involve altering the landmark, but would those people support actually fixing the problem?
Ensuring people's basic needs are met and they have access to mental health support is a lot more difficult than putting an unsightly band-aid on the problem.