Nah, it’s just the most horny that are also motivated enough to make the mod. There are plenty of others for other games.

Also, it was mediocre. The assets themselves were high-quality, but they didn’t make sense in the HL2 world, and the environment quality wasn’t increased to the same level, so it just looked weird.

Huh, TIL. I played CS:GO exactly one time. Looks like they removed them a couple months ago though.

Really? In which one? It’s been a long time since I’ve played any of them.

Interesting. I tried Chinese and it also throws an error. Looks like it was a manual thing in only some languages.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1714420/Fursan_alAqsa_The_Knights_of_the_AlAqsa_Mosque/

Surprisingly good reviews for something that doesn’t look like a very good game, and is more of a political statement than a game.

It’s definitely not like COD in that it uses real-world events and factions, and not in a fictionalized setting.

I play in the browser, and subtitles load just fine for me, though for some reason there’s another copy of the subtitles shifted down, and to the left. And they don’t turn off when I click the button.

But I just ignore that since it doesn’t inhibit my enjoyment, and I’m okay with rough edges on a FOSS project. If Jellyfin doesn’t meet your required WAF, I’d weigh the cost of these rough edges against the cost of Netflix or another more polished media player product.

If you just want a NAS, TrueNAS core and zfs, probably.

If you want to run services, run docker on an OS on bare metal and either zfs or two mirrors, optionally joined with lvm. I don’t think I’d recommend putting all four disks in one array.

Personally I run a bunch of stuff, so I have docker on alma on proxmox.

I’m guessing it’s in the output handler, not the UI exactly. I don’t think you can edit models like that, and the fact that it knows about it at all means they didn’t whitewash the training data set. But my knowledge is limited. In their place, I would probably have included “don’t talk about tiananmen square” in the initialization rules. But failing that, I would have added something in the output processor to check for forbidden knowledge and throw an exception.

Still, it’s strange that it got the words out before dying.

I checked their terms of use and they didn’t say anything about sexual material (unless it involves children, which this doesn’t).

I even asked ChatGPT if it was okay, and it said yes, but it still wouldn’t do it.

I guess AI really won’t ever be able to replace human artists if it isn’t even allowed to write smut, even comedically.

I tried it in chatgpt, but it doesn’t want to talk about sex acts.

Since the seek thumbnail thing was integrated, none.

Probably. I don’t know what Mint or others do under the hood, but I do know they’re definitely targeted at desktop use.

Is it really so different from our own?

I use Alma because RHEL is designed for enterprise stability. Debian is also a good option.

Just don’t use Ubuntu. They do too much invisible fuckery with the system that hinders use on a server. For basic desktop use it’s fine, but never for a server.

Edit: but you should be doing most stuff in Docker anyway, so the actual OS isn’t going to matter too much. If you’re already comfortable with one base (Debian, RHEL) just use that one or a derivative.

Ask about world events in 1989. It’s happy to talk about the Berlin wall first, but as soon as it starts a paragraph about Tienanmen Square, it gets cut off mid-sentence.

Let’s give it a whirl!

welp

ChatGPT is happy to talk about it.

They’re doing 100% of the distribution though. And some of the marketing, when they promote a trending game or feature one in a collection.

I don’t know if a 30% cut is fair, but from my perspective, it seems to be working.

Codecs are software. As long as Jellyfin can see the hardware, you should be good. (I don’t have a Synology, so hopefully if they’re doing something real weird, someone else will chime in.)

Your app should have a button to change the comment sort. I use Boost and it does.