If it gets prep time it knows it has to fight immediately

How? It’s a horse. It’s not like you can coach a horse…

‘you see that guy over there, he’s gonna come throw hands in 45min. You better be ready horse’

That horse won’t know/understand it’s fighting until the human takes the first swing; unless they run at the horse screaming like a maniac…

Put the second one away, turn the microwave back on, hit the bong again while you wait; repeat.

Let’s say it was reasonable to 1v1 a horse.

I wanna know what a lone horse does to prepare for a fight, that turns the tables from winning to losing…

The circumstances that led you to any particular decision are pre-determined at the time you’re making that decision, simply through the fact that those circumstances have already happened prior to the current decision at hand; but that doesn’t mean you don’t have the free will to make that decision in the moment.

To extend on that a little: if you were able to make the same person face the same decision multiple times under identical circumstances, I don’t believe you’d get identical results every time. It may not be an even distribution between the possible choices; but it wouldn’t be a consistent answer either. The Human element introduces too much chaos for that kind of uniformity.

I’ve tried a few of those flavor additives for water, but every one I’ve tried has artificial sweeteners in it that I can’t get past the taste of. Aspartame in particular is the only thing I can taste when it’s in a drink. Sucralose is another one that just ruins flavor.

That and I like my caffeine, but I’m not big on coffee…

I appreciate the suggestion though :)

I feel like I’m always carrying water around, but never actually drinking it… I know I should drink more water, so I always keep it available; but I always lean towards something sweet/flavored instead. Particularly pop/iced tea.

If you’ve got an nvidia gpu+drivers installed, you’ve probably got ‘nvidia-smi’ already which will show you utilization and which processes are using it.

‘A HULU Original’

…KotH is like 10 years older than HULU…

I refuse to browse/watch shorts directly; probably because I know I’ll get sucked in to it for several hours, but I also know there’s very little useful/valuable info there. I will however occasionally watch other typically gaming YouTubers, reacting to collections of shorts.

This capital battery is not yet used up; it may not be ejected.

At least you know he likes you…

Not far off

Walk up to the first employee you can find and ask them if there’s an arcade around here and where you can find it.

This is why the only lock on my front door is a deadbolt. If you’re not holding the key, you can’t lock the door as you leave.

Stop. FUCKING.

TOUCHING. ME.

MONCH

Most of the time you can’t just join a couple having sex either…

Like, if you just stumbled across a couple people doing the sideways tango in the woods; they probably aren’t going to just let you strip down and join in.

Used to ship auto parts from a company called ‘Specialty Products Company’.

“what’d you guys sell”

“IDK… ‘Products?’…”

Still not convinced they aren’t a money launderer.

The three of them are all pretty similar, achieving the same goal; whatever works for you.

I’ve never had an issue with Ombi, so I’ve stuck with it. I actually use Emby instead of Jellyfin, so Overseerr isn’t an option, and I’ve just not had a reason to try out Jellyseer over what’s already setup and working.

Prowlarr is definitely a good recommendation. I used Jackett for the longest time; but being able to modify indexers in one place, then have it propagate to the rest of the stack is so much nicer. It lists a ton of indexers to look into too, if you need more.

The arrs are pretty light weight; the memory use can add up when you run several of them with really large libraries alongside other projects, but otherwise I hardly notice them running in the background. You don’t need any sort of special hardware; this stuff will run on an old laptop you shove in the corner and ignore.

The part that really takes processing power is transcoding media between formats when streaming it to clients, but that’s Emby/Jellyfins job.

There’s a ton of people happy to help on !selfhosted@lemmy.world if you run into troubles :)