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Friends and family connecting to my Plex, all non technical people.

Yup. Same use-case. I ended up with a geoblock as a mitigating control. Doesn't fully prevent these types of things, but alleviates the mass-scan type attacks.


And just to be clear, there were previous videos of interceptions and near interceptions that just didn't look so photogenic so weren't widely distributed. This video was not where things changed.

Did the helicopter go down?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=XV8eVcQXcQ4

shows a different event but two angles. Again many videos like this.


The link says that both the UN and Haaretz independantly concluded the Hannibal Directive was used on October 7

I have a few qualms with this phone:

For an Android user, you can already build such a system yourself quite trivially by getting two phones, attaching them with a small hinge or case, and using an app to synchronise content between the displays. From a laptop or tablet, the same applications and files could be accessed through existing cloud services


Having to build a distributed system to sync storage between two devices or build your own custom hardware isn't exactly trivial


Underappreciated Dropbox memory lane


Best comment of 2007, I’m sure it was https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224

At least the most memorable


I think it's a satirical website aimed at poking fun at corporate-linkedin-speak


Wish we didn’t even need one


"Israel is doing It, therefore it is bad" only has turned out to be accurate 99% of the time


Thank you for confirming my theory in such a direct and clear way!


hah you make me laugh, trying really hard, so typical from your society!

problem is the world now knows, no need to cry about antisemitism.

keep trying, the truth is clear, you are only doing bad evil things since long time and your government and ministers states it publicly too!

If my ministers would claim the dream of killing kids or people I would feel totally ashamed of them and I would not support it online spamming every thread!


I haven't lived in Israel for more than 10 years, it is not my society, and yet I am ashamed of the current goverment and never ever have I supported them online. I have done more in my lifetime to oppose these people than you will do even in 10,000 years, in campaigning, in arrests, in protests and in court. I wish your posts made me laugh too, but they actually fill me with sadness.


I hope that sadness will keep you motivated to oppose any type of violence, oppression and genocidal attitude on this planet.


As I always have.


Maybe a stupid question but aren't the Amish essentially this thought process put into practice?

They aren't able to outcompete their neighbouring societies economically yet are in no way impoverished, and in many cases actually come out on top by many QOL/health metrics.


By the protection of the host society. It the Amish were an independent nation they would be conquered.


Don't romanticize the Amish, they have lots of issues including literal child sexual abuse and incest.

https://www.cosmopolitan.com/lifestyle/a30284631/amish-sexua...


Exactly, this policy is from a government that taxed tobacco products so much that cigarettes are now cheaper than they have ever been in ~15 years because the black market stepped in and have nearly completely taken over the market.


That's me, 2 kids and no time to game. Yet find 2 hours to doomscroll twitter every day.


Same but with 1 kid and different websites (including HN, which is equally bad!). Actively fighting it though. Slowly removing all social media accounts, now just need to figure out how to block stuff permanently on my phone. On a desktop I did it with changing my hosts file to point everything to 127.0.0.1. Need to figure out how to do this also on mobile without an additional network device that would disrupt things for my wife.


Are those 2 hours of doomscrolling consecutive? That's the big difference in finding time to game.


I usually see people preferring to use the self service in McDonalds or supermarkets when given the option of either, so the consumer must find some benefit to it.


I always choose self service because that's where the volume is. I can wait in one of any Costco lines with 4 carts and 1 person checking them through, or I can wait in the line with 4 carts and 6 self service checkouts.

Despite the math working out insanely well for self service checkout, sometimes the gamble still doesn't pay off and the single employee burns through 4 carts faster than 6 self service checkout kiosks.

Costco does pretty good here though, drug stores go slow as hell.


I have a mental list of who the fast/slow checkout people are at my store, would be curious to see numbers but I think the fast people are more than 2x as fast as the slower ones.


I really appreciate the ability at Costco to scan with my phone as we pick up items. Check out becomes a breeze. But I absolutely hate self-checkout grocery stores unless I just have a few items. The idea that I'll run a cart full of groceries through self-checkout is insane. Not only do they routinely not have accurate bar codes requiring some sort of lookup from an attendant. I'll have things which require human clerks to "approve" anyway like wine. In addition, my self-checkout lines don't have the full conveyors like the human checkout lines. So everything has to be moved from cart directly to bag and there isn't enough bag space so you have to start putting bags into the cart which still has groceries. The whole thing is a mess and I hate it.


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