You seem to know more than most about this, what’s the fence for?

That isn’t a great summary lol

I mean Nintendo’s lawsuit against Palworld for awhile was “throwing a spherical object” to catch things. Game IP law can get stupid.

LitRPG doesn’t necessarily mean you are reading about someone playing a game, although there are definitely those types of books as well. I’m my eyes it is a story that has rpg elements built into the story. MC’s gaining levels, items with stats, or even building a town that a building increases x resource per day.

Dungeon Crawler Carl is a great series. I just don’t recommend listening to it in the car with the little ones lol. If you like the DCC books there is another LitRPG book. The name escapes me at the moment but it’s about a guy that is working at an RV Park in the desert when the apocalypse comes. It’s also a very good series, I’ll see if I can’t find the name somewhere.

That is insane, thank you for the update. It sucks they have to go through all this to get the Legos back. Hopefully a resolution does come soon. And hopefully someone looks into those police officers.

That is an insane amount of time to sink into a training method with no meaningful loot. But I mean, play it your way.

Lol it was an example, I actually stayed with the family for a week. They are the family of my best friend and I was invited to go to one of the family members Debut. As a rather tall person going shopping with Grandma was a treat and stood out for many reasons.

I mean sure to an extent. But there are still different cultures. Going shopping in a filipeno grocery store and having to duck every 6 steps so I don’t hit my head on anything. Eating authentic Filipino food. I think that is just as culturally different than eating gator in the swamps and tasting soul food.

That being said, I don’t REALLY care about cultures. How the live their lives, daily patterns, and way of doing things don’t matter to me. Just not interested but camping, seeing nature, and just being out and about that is a lot of fun. I can do all that without leaving the US.

I mean within America we have a huge diversity of locations/cultures/biomes/travel destinations.

So we don’t NEED to leave America to see different things. I’ve visited Hawaii, Washington, New York, Florida, California, and several others. From fishing, to seeing the redwoods, to a swamp tour, to the beaches of Hawaii.

I would like to see Europe but that’s expensive.

Thanks, I figured it would end up on YouTube but I’ll probably never see it unless it is posted to Lemmy again. And maybe not then.

It was an interesting enough story to take up my time while I’m laying here sick. But after that non ending I don’t think I’ll watch another one.

Appreciate the post though!

Cool watch. Second video with a possible resolution is on his patreon though. So after watching an hour plus video I still don’t know what happened.

If it’s not your phone\computer (ex work\government devices) and if you are super paranoid even if it is your phone\computer, always assume someone is always watching and can see\recreate what you are doing.

Yes… I’m occasionally sorry I was born too. Thanks for that.

That’s fair, and knowing nothing about it at all. Everything has gotten more expensive. The article states that some price index for construction has gone up 67% since 2021. But i have no idea what the cost is of a normal bridge, much less one that has to deal with the added burden of being a wildlife bridge. I assume that made it more expensive because they needed to make sure none of that wildlife/eco system would unnecessarily wear the bridge.

I dunno just my 2 cents

Mummy ILF, MILF, is what they were going for i think

Who said anything about manual powershell scripts? Lol. Scripts are built one line at a time and the great thing about them is you can take pieces of other scripts here and there and add them to yours. Then… automate them.

As everyone recently we are digging more and more into certificates and automation. So… yeah part of the article peaked my interest and may help me find a good solution to monitor the 300ish certs we use.

I mean sure… but the know how to do it yourself via powershell is a perk. The other perk is not having to go through legal/ security to get another program approved on your network if you are talking enterprise.

Lol, I skimmed it enough to know it looked good. I will admit though the part that caught my attention wasn’t the majority of the content itself but a cliff note where you mentioned monitoring ssl’s.

I’ll read through this on Monday. Nice guide!

I mean, you didn’t address anything i said. You don’t understand what “real wars” are. Afghanistan was not a war and there was no way to win, hence any comparison you use to it is rediculous.

What are those drones or those defenses going to do about an naval artillery bombardment? Not high tech missiles, just straight shells hundreds of miles away?

I’m not a fan of either nation at the moment. You are just romanticizing anti America sentiment, which, you do you boo, I disluke them at the moment too.

I’m also going to ignore the Afghanistan in worse shape sentiment. If you think women shouldn’t go to school, be heard or be seen, you are not even worth having a discussion with.

“but America has dug such a hole that not a single other country is coming to their aid.” I mean, we are their with Israel. Not that I like them out agree with what they are doing. But that is a single other country.

" Hopefully you and or your kids are not within a draft able age, because it’s most likely coming if you see what they’re doing with increasing the age of eligibility."

This conflict with Iran would not require a draft by any means. Why would you think it would? Iran reportedly has 610k active duty personnel, while America has 1.33-1.34 million active duty personnel. With the arguable American military tech advantage, if this went to a real war, how? How do you think Iran would destroy them?