I can never get myself to delete things. It’s kind of a problem. My PC was starting to look like some Lovecraftian horror, with external drives and enclosures attached to every port by USB tentacles.

I do enjoy proving old witches wrong. On the other hand, I also enjoy watching people who aren’t me and in no way related to me suffer from terrible curses...

Wait, the name for the new generation has already been decided? And that’s the best we could come up with?

... That could be any dog... with “Doge” written above it in the background...

Well, they are; a pseudo-random string of 100 characters is going to be harder to crack than a non-random string of 100 characters. The point mainly applies to a pseudo-random string that’s significantly shorter than what you would use for a passphrase.

So, what you're really saying is people should stop using bad passwords, not stop sharing their Netflix?

I had similar issues, along with the fact that things don’t immediately die when hit with a lightsaber, which has always bugged me in SW games. This is largely pulled from a different post I made elsewhere on what I would really like to see mechanically in a Star Wars game (in response to Fallen Order), but it…

Or at least that they are rich enough that they can afford to make really weird choices with very valuable IP.

You know, Clueless Hero is actually pretty deep this week, if you think about it for two seconds:

It causes interference with your signal if it’s on the same channel or one of the adjacent ones.

It’s not just necessarily high-density apartment complexes, either: My house (and all those around it) is on a half-acre lot, and yet, in my living room, the entire 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz spectrum is blanketed with neighbors’ WiFi networks, all at levels strong enough you’d think their routers were in my home.

I’ve always wanted what I want now - I was never interested in your type of unbundling, ever.

Since no one else stepped up, I’ll do it:

Unless they used data purchased from third parties that specifically obtained information on members’ gender, ethnicity and sexual orientation (say, social networks, dating sites, etc), and did so for EVERY SINGLE NETFLIX MEMBER, millions upon millions of them, it’s pretty obvious that this is not what the airing…

I have a Steam Link that connects to my PC over WiFi, and the router is maybe 20ft away (the PC itself is connected via Gigabit). It’s a solid 5Ghz connection, but just streaming the desktop at 1080p is still around 30fps avg (and, most importantly, it’s a spiky 30fps).

Exactly - Android TV exists as a separate product category for a reason. I have Chromecasts on all my TVs except one; even my living room TV has one, despite having a dedicated HTPC attached to it, because it’s incredibly convenient to use for certain things.

If I see a deer downtown, I go “woah... cool!!!”

God I envy you. Such a terrible show, and so many people won't shut up about it...

Yes, Netflix decides on new shows based on algorithms - algorithms they derived from the viewing habits of their millions of subscribers. Netflix has a very broad offering of content, so when they see that, out of all those shows, people cluster around a small number of them, it makes sense for them to focus on making…

This very vague relation to Dragon’s Dogna might be all Anthem had going for it for me.