Unpopular does not mean wrong. The person that holds the unpopular opinion will make a sound argument toward it revealing pockets of shared bias or wrongly held opinion by the majority.

The point IS replying with arguments.

I’m pretty sure you can define the filter by bitrate as in dimension/minute of the file, this allow for a filter that’s unrelated to the filename.

Of course if you are into stuff like HDR type you can’t reasonably expect it to be tied to a webrip or anything below Blueray.

You can also do a manual search from within radarr and look at the files yourself.

Mostly because of the dress.

I think you guys are misunderstanding what Brits mean by that… They value both very little.

The source I found seem to confirm specifically to the heart related issues, differentiating it from all-cause and cancer.

That would mean the quality of those research sucked.

There you go: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1389945721004512

(I’m not well versed in “credible” in the science field. I read meta-anlysis in a mostly textual website, I think it’s credible)

In total transparency it’s one of these fact people in my circle into getting PhDs and reading papers bring up consistently so I never looked it up, something about night shifts correlate high as fuck to lower life expectation, something about stress, sun, heart regulation.

I’ll look something up just for you once I get to a PC.

Early death is what’s not to like.

I put this (some 7 years ago) in my shared folder on my work PC for the benefit of my snooping colleagues.

You have to try the matrix mod.

There’s a spectrum, but if I were to map all and every dark pattern, random loot surely qualifies.

If a fight is compelling it has its own reward, random drop chances (especially abysmal drop-rate) will have you mindlessly repeating it no matter the quality of the boss design.

With the free services? I may have to look back into it I thought I capped them at around 20 each. I mean active though.

I have capped the whole 3 services :|

If it was framed as a measure against possible government coordinated infiltration, sure. But that’s not the case.

Proton acquired Simplelogin (or partnered?) so it’s one and the same. There’s a chance you may be able to get more aliases by using both the simplelogin and the proton accounts though…

Firefox Relay is another free email alias generator.

Privacy badger is not longer needed IIRC, its role is taken care by uBlock.

Framed in this way (assuming a population completely corrupted by propaganda) it becomes a matter of responsibility, not unlike what we already faced in germany.

I believe the proper course of action, in this instance and for posterity alike, is focusing and who is knowingly engaging in propaganda, and not who is being fed a false narrative.

It’s a broad answer and it leaves very little room for proportionate retaliation, but it’s the only approach, I believe, that foster progress and rightfully frame the issue of division and conflict in a tangible cause and effect dialectic.

If we now say, “Russian has let themselves be convinced to behave like monsters, therefore we must tread them as ones”, all future wars can and will be framed in this way. If we focus and the root causes, if we condemn manipulation of information, uneven education as among the greatest, most unacceptable, criminal act, I can see a world where at the very least, if you behave like a monster that’s out of your own “disposition”.

Let me go back to the root of your ever shifting discussion:

Russia represent Russian citizens the same way the US represent US citizens.

Yes and that is not very much.

I’m not sure where and why you started going on about my personal hypocrisy toward the application of santions as the best strategy to counter Russian expansionism or how much it is agreeable as something to apply to the whole of the population.