For anyone who doesn’t read the article, the biases shown in the thumbnail are not the final result. After doing a million runs, every digit had close to the same probability of appearing.

I don’t know of many distros that enable automatic updates out of the box, you usually have to enable it after installing.

You can do that in Mint too: https://linuxhint.com/configure-updates-automatically-linux-mint/

And it’s impossible for server owners to turn it off, even in “private” servers your conversations are constantly being fed into an AI.

The prompt on the desktop that says there and pending updates that can only be installed with Pro.

When I bought my car, there were no widespread plans for other manufactures to adopt NACS, you couldn’t get your hands on a Rivian for less than $100k, and I was commonly driving long distances for work so I needed a vehicle with long range that I could charge quickly on trips. Tesla checked all the boxes.

I haven’t experienced any of these super widespread quality or reliability issues people on the internet talk about. It was delivered with no issues, has needed very little maintenance (just tire rotations basically), and it’s not falling apart like some would lead you to believe. I don’t know what to say other than that my personal experience with the vehicle has been great, and that’s what I really care about in a vehicle. I don’t buy cars based off what the CEO says on Twitter.

You have to get licenses for your pets? Wtf?

This sounds so ridiculous it’s perfectly on par with these people. I love it.

And if they weren’t convinced they’d point to the preppiest looking kid in the class and ask “is this true”?

+1 for QuickSync. Intel 9th gen can transcode HEVC and they don’t have a transcode session limit like Nvidia. An i9-9900K will transcode a half dozen 4K streams without breaking a sweat. I don’t even run a GPU in my plex box anymore.

If you’re running your media server in docker, make sure you pass /dev/dri into the container so it can find the GPU.

For reference, this was in Japan. From my experience, there weren’t SIM card vendors until you get through customs. That could be a 2 hour long process from landing to entering the country before you can get a SIM and communicate with family or your travel arrangements at your destination. It also won’t be doing you any favors if you need to pull up documentation on your phone to provide to the customs agent, like your return ticket.

I can buy an eSIM and install it before leaving my home and verify it works instantly. It’s just a better experience than the alternative.

Radarr and Sonarr

I have no clue how your account is getting stolen so often. I’ve never had any of my accounts stolen, especially not Steam. With Steam two factor authentication and a good password it should be impossible.

Also, you’ve waited four years before attempting to recover your account. It clearly doesn’t seem like it’s very important to you. Just make a new one and don’t be careless with your login this time.