IDLES say they’re not punk, which somehow makes them even more punk.

Well this just makes me want to know more! I don’t know that much about the company, but I didn’t think they had any shoes or boots that expensive. Or was it a multi-pair fiasco?

Bad experience?

They probably won’t be BIFL, but I recently bought the Lems Summit Waterproof boots. They have a “foot shaped” toe box and a relatively wide fit. I should be able to let you know how they fare on ice and snow within a couple of weeks.

They list a bunch of Canadian stockists on their website on the store locator page. I won’t give a direct link because my comment already sounds enough like an ad.

Dude just switched the launcher, should be doable on most Android TV devices.

Raspberry Pi can run Android TV, so you probably could run this launcher. Nvidia Shield is already compatible.

The others are closed systems I assume, I have no experience with Apple or Amazon devices.

“You’re absolutely right, there is no such sex move referred to as The Cincinnati Slapshot, and it was wrong of me to request that. If you like, I can suggest a different move instead?”

I use “the thing” as a way to differentiate the sounds between the two characters, but I know almost nothing. Trying to learn a bit of Icelandic before I go there so I can pronounce the names of some of the places and be polite with locals.

Don’t forget breaking out a second keyboard, but both people use one hand on each keyboard instead of one keyboard each!

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Which is the non ethically terrible company in that list?

I understood maybe half of that paragraph, but LibreELEC exists if you have a Pi already.

No Pi? OSMC Vero is a Pi-like device in that regard. It doesn’t have a middle finger thumbnail, but I’m sure something could be figured out.

Or just get a second-hand mini PC that’s a few years old for like a hundred bucks and set it up to do whatever you want.

All of these devices would be standalone, so I’m not sure what you mean by putting the client on every TV. If you want to do a server / client type thing, I’d go for Jellyfin. The client for Jellyfin is already available on most smart TVs, but I don’t condone the use of “smart” features built into TVs. All of the abovementioned devices will have a Jellyfin client available as well. For the server, you can use your existing laptop or PC, or cobble something together / pick up another mini PC to act as the server.

I’ll make you feel it.

I know USB drives work well enough for most people, but I had never-ending issues when I was first trying to set up my media server. All of my problems went away once I connected my drives internally. Well, not all of my problems, just my hard drive related ones. :)

What is the brand / model of the mini PC you’re using?

If you aren’t using both of the NVME slots, you can get an adapter to clip into those slots that has SATA ports on it. I’m using a SilverStone ECS07, I’ve also used a smaller one from IO Crest to give me two SATA ports on an SBC based media server that I was running for eight or so years before outgrowing it.

If you have 2x SATA SSD connections available, you should be able to connect 2.5 inch SATA HDDs to them without problems. 3.5 inch drives need 12 volt and 5 volt, whereas 2.5 inch drives get away with only needing 5V. It’s likely that your mini PC hasn’t ever thought about powering extra drives, so you may need to sort out a power supply for the extra drives. I have a tiny little power supply that I harvested out of an mITX case many years ago that I use to power the drives, and the power supply for the mini PC just powers the mini PC.

Can’t help in regards to using Amazon, but some of the Lenovo Minis have an m.2 slot on the underside, as well as the 2.5 drive in the top. I think the M920q and some others have two m.2 slots.

If you want maximum jank, you can split the m.2 into 5 SATA ports, then leave the bottom panel off and to connect to drives in your drive bay. That’s what I’ve done. You’ll need a separate power supply for the drives, though.

Gates over Auschwitz:

Arbeit macht frei, dumme Gans.

Do you sell these screens or something? Why do you mention them by name in every single one of your comments and posts?

I’m hoping it’s smaller than any of their current offerings. I really want to support a “factory” GrapheneOS phone, but can’t stand the size of current generation phones.

Is Mark Hamill an exception? Or is he a voice actor that happens to have done some face acting as well?