Direct link to Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_prison_experiment

For the love of god don’t follow his ideas on consent, child sex, or bestiality.

Or eating habits

School Days

Nice boat

At least their roommate listens to good music 🥲

https://archive.is/CN6L3

https://xkcd.com/979/

I wonder what they would think

Facebook… e va beh, ma pure col tracking! &rid=ecc andrebbe rimosso perché l’unico scopo di questa parte è tracciare la condivisione del link.

Mercury rectifiers are one of the coolest thing I’ve ever seen (not in person unfortunately)

Why the downvote?

Don’t worry, there’s no deadline here. I’m not sure I got it so I’ll try to explain what I understood. You’re saying that I have to set a single IP address for the client, and allow that single address to connect to service on port 8080 on 192.168.10.1 in the firewall, right? I’m not too confident in my ability to configure the firewall, so I thought that completely isolate the subnet 192.168.2.0 and then forward a single port to it was the safe choice.

Trivia moment: in italian the message was “È ora possibile spegnere il computer” and thanks to the fact “ora” means both hour and now, many people read it as “È ora di spegnere il computer” (It’s time to shutdown your computer)

What are you trying to do exactly? Add full albums to a playlist queue in a random order?

Yes, that’s what Symfonium does.

I think the poor fanless Celeron is already hosting too many services, I’d avoid to add another one if I can.

The official client is the first one I tried. While is it possible to show albums in random order, it won’t play them unless you manually add them to queue. Or did I miss something?

Thanks. I see on their Github page that Jellyfin support is on the roadmap, so I’ll keep an eye on it.

Now I have. Is this a roundabout way to say you did not appreciate my touchpad art? /j

s/step/sit

Avrebbero dovuto annunciarlo tra due mesi 🤣