PXE, or network boot. It is basically never used (and rarely enabled, if ever, by default) by the individual, but can be helpful in, for example, a large scale OS deployment. Say IT has to get their corporate image version of Windows 10/11 installed on 30 new laptops. They could write a ton of flash drives, but it’d be easier to just host a PXE boot server and every laptop just listen to them.

V6 specifically in that instance would just be for the reason of “we need to move away from v4 anyways”

Sadly, no. One was in production and was pretty stable, but suffered performance issues (at least for me? But an S21 Ultra really shouldn’t have performance issues) and now the Dev has gone inactive…

I mean, you can’t neglect the prior 2 PlayStation generations. Gran Turismo started on ps1 with the first two, and the next two on PS2. Besides that, great entries like the first three Spyro games, Jak and Dexter, Ratchet and Clank… And let’s not forget just home much freaking staying power the PS2 had! Was still getting new games alongside Wii, Xbox 360, even the PS3

As a link to a different website, at least. This one links to imgflip

And yet they couldn’t extend the same courtesy for me when they raised my grandfathered family plan

I’m thinking that I might buy it once we have creation kit access and mods that add story and flesh out the game a la Fusion City Rising and companion mods for Fallout 4

Benadryl/diphenhydramine

They sent me a claim form for a steering wheel lock. I traded the vehicle in for a Ford

I sure love that The Muppets are embracing solar energy…

That’s annoying. Part of the reason for local media is reducing the amount of monthly bills

Not to mention far more increased demand putting increased wear on both machines and humans, which only makes your first point stronger

What’s the state of apps like kodi or other methods of local streaming on Apple TV?

Selling the data, presumably

Alphabet’s monopoly is bad, make no mistake.

But they aren’t controlling all electronic means of communication for 90% of the continental United States, as AT&T did in the ma’ bell and pa’ bell days.

When you browse to a website, your browser passes info about itself to the server hosting that site. This info is intended to help the server provide the best rendering code for your browser. This is called your User Agent.

However, Google is using it here to identify Firefox users, and is apparently choosing to lump them all in a box called “adblock users” instead of trying to identify an ad blocker more accurately.

The president/protagonist of Saints Row IV

Wait- OnePlus is good, actually? Last I heard was massive disappointment in the company

This makes me feel like Jeremy Clarkson was on to something in the Top Gear Burma special (if just slightly off)

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Did you mean: anarchy from people-are-tired (universe)

As others have said, don’t buy TVs for their smart features. Just use a streaming stick. They are easier to replace as software changes, and there’s practically no real benefit to ever putting a TV online in the first place.

Also, LG panels are the best visual quality. You’re doing good going the LG route. Just keep it offline.