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Cake day: August 5th, 2023

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  • If the carmaker has a recall on the airbags, and the dealer breaks the instrument cluster in the process of replacing the airbag assembly, you’re goddamn right I’m not paying for the instrument cluster. I don’t care if the car is ten years old. It’s a recall, which means it’s bad design and always was. That is 100% on the mechanic, the manufacturer, and the engineer that designed the instrument cluster to break if the airbag is replaced.

    They can fuck right off with that shit













  • Top comment, really. Comprehensive and accurate

    +1 for Jellyfin, all the features of Plex (that matter to me), none of the subscription costs.

    I installed Jellyfin on my parent’s and sibling’s TVs and use direct play. I don’t get anything above 1080, lowest common denominator and all that. I set up kid’s shows and movies in separate folders and set up an account for my nieces and nephews, so my siblings can let them watch shows unmonitored without worrying what they’ll find. (I don’t trust the show ratings to work correctly) Meanwhile we can watch stuff like The Bear without the kids learning all of the Swears

    Also i picked up a 16TB hdd for $250 a couple years ago so there’s that



  • I’m not sure, I’m using documents produced by a larger org. The message I get if i try to edit the locked parts is:

    The author has locked parts of this document. You can make changes only to the unlocked parts.

    Btw i tried using Google docs on these Word files and the formatting broke in all kinds of terrible ways.

    I know the idea here is to maintain consistent branding among the franchises. Anything sent back to the parent org needs to be in docx format, with no changes to the locked elements. If that can be done with a FOSS program, great! Local use has more leeway, but broken formatting is a nonstarter