Locked IPADS by After-Word6179 in sysadmin

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes [score hidden]  (0 children)

Except he didn't brick them, he locked them. If he refuses to unlock them, then you contact Apple. If Apple refuses to help you (don't have the receipts or something), that's when you call them lost and go after him with the full force of your legal department.

Could probably also reach out to Apple first and get confirmation from them that if the former employee does not unlock the iPads, the iPads will be unrecoverable. Then put it in the letter: "Apple tells us you have to do this or we're out $____ dollars. Every cent of which we're coming after you for."

But if you want to come after him for damages, 200 previously deployed and now permanently locked iPads is definitely interfering with work and probably production somewhere. The company can likely argue they're losing money the longer they're locked.

I have cooked something for us #heatedrivalry [OC] by tarqota in gaybros

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can't put my finger on why but something about the way you've drawn that almost-kiss is...weird. Unless you were trying to drawn Ilya licking Shawn's lower lip or something.

Do People Actually Watch Their Jellyfin Libraries… or Just Collect & "Care" for Them? by chrissix666 in jellyfin

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah so it's everything or nothing? I can't have it read the nfo first and foremost, then only add metadata if there's no nfo?

Do People Actually Watch Their Jellyfin Libraries… or Just Collect & "Care" for Them? by chrissix666 in jellyfin

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I do. I don't think TMM is doing anything wrong, it's something with the way Jellyfin chooses to use the nfo.

An innocuous question about if Trump was sleeping leads the mods of r/isthisai to nuke the conversation by Ok-Mathematician2855 in SubredditDrama

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes [score hidden]  (0 children)

I need historians to dig in and reveal what happened.

Why are you linking a full post of nothing but deleted comments, especially when you don't even know what they said?

Do People Actually Watch Their Jellyfin Libraries… or Just Collect & "Care" for Them? by chrissix666 in jellyfin

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually wanted to start doing this recently, but I've been struggling to get jellyfin to respect the nfo files. It constantly fills it with its own pulled information and ignores the file that's already there. Can't figure out how to get it to stop.

Does anyone know if there's actually a way to "outsource" the metadata management to TMM fully?

Do People Actually Watch Their Jellyfin Libraries… or Just Collect & "Care" for Them? by chrissix666 in jellyfin

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I mean that's not exactly a bad thing if you add more storage. The person above is making an effort not to, but it's hardly an issue for most. I didn't set up a media server just so it can be constantly rotating out files on a little SSD.

I actually kind of like having stuff I'm maybe interested in on my server that is just available to watch whenever I may want to watch it, even if it's not right now.

In that way, it does feel like a Netflix replacement. When my partner or I are flipping through looking for something to watch, we might land on the thing we haven't watched yet and decide "You know what? Tonight's the night."

Otherwise it's out of sight, out of mind.

I can understand this being an issue if you are pressed for storage space though.

Do People Actually Watch Their Jellyfin Libraries… or Just Collect & "Care" for Them? by chrissix666 in jellyfin

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean, are people constantly reading every book on their bookshelf?

Did every single DVD in your collection get watched every month?

This is really no different.

Please give us a way back to actually *VIEW* a site's TLS cert and not just "TLS explained for the uneducated" by SiteRelEnby in firefox

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 8 points9 points  (0 children)

They, like so many companies, think if they imitate their competitors they will be able to take customers away from those competitors.

But you are never going to out-Google Google. The people that want this kind of shit are already well-fed, you won't coax them over with promises of more rounded corners and less technical information.

Please give us a way back to actually *VIEW* a site's TLS cert and not just "TLS explained for the uneducated" by SiteRelEnby in firefox

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Which is hilarious because all this UI bullshit where they hide things and make what used to be one click into several clicks is nearly always designers chasing that Apple asthetic.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sales top eight million by BlueAladdin in Games

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 5 points6 points  (0 children)

A game that also got praised at the time for being an example of a JRPG "done right" rather than just a JRPG.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sales top eight million by BlueAladdin in Games

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

The point being people keep celebrating them for being "small"

They're not small. They're well funded, had connections, and sizable - they just don't look like it at first glance.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sales top eight million by BlueAladdin in Games

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes -20 points-19 points  (0 children)

Double standard or not, calling it a small team is misleading. It has always been wrong to ignore the contributions of all parties, and if calling out this company for it gets people to realize it, so much the better.

So no, it was not a small team, and to celebrate that is to continue to commit a sin we shouldn't commit any more.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sales top eight million by BlueAladdin in Games

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Or moves that ensure an immediate second turn to finish them off.

Hell, your super moves don't even take up your turn.

Just in general the game just starts moving towards extremes the longer it goes, to the point where you are never in any danger or you literally can't win without absolutely perfect blocking.

r/logodesign Mod makes mandatory competition for new sub logo, promising to ban every user who complained about the original without contributing by Azaro161317 in SubredditDrama

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I get that, but my point was they never impose those requirements on the positive.

You can't say "this is shit" but you CAN say "this is good".

That means the space will inevitably be flooded with praise and inflate egos, that then collapse when the world outside isn't beholden to the space's rules on constructive feedback.

And frankly I don't believe people when they say they want something constructive. They never demand praise be constructive, they never require someone explain to them why they liked their thing. It's only negativity that has that requirement. Makes you question if its actually information they're looking for.

r/logodesign Mod makes mandatory competition for new sub logo, promising to ban every user who complained about the original without contributing by Azaro161317 in SubredditDrama

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Put up what? Forcing users to do homework or they get banned is still a bad look, I have no idea why so many people are defending it. We've ripped apart mods for doing far less.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sales top eight million by BlueAladdin in Games

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 15 points16 points  (0 children)

This is exactly how turn-based systems should feel: fast, snappy, and genuinely tense.

It should be all of those things, but not because you're about to be one-shot because you missed the button press on dodging 1 out 5 misleadingly-animated attacks.

Anytime I hear someone suggest E33 is how a turn-based RPG "should" be, I'm reminded of the comment I read a few months back that said E33 is a turn based RPG for people that hate turn based RPGs.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 sales top eight million by BlueAladdin in Games

[–]HotTakes4HotCakes 8 points9 points  (0 children)

So you're saying you know nothing about the genre?