What was unique about the 90s in the US?

None of Jellyfin’s security issues affect me.

All of Plex’s shit does.

Every year Jellyfin improves and Plex further enshittifies. You’re fighting against the tide here.

I lost power and water for several days following a hurricane. No internet and no cell signal.

A dual band HT was our only way to learn what was happening across the city and in our neighborhood. It was a lifeline. I’ve got a bigger mobile unit set up now with a better antenna. Easy thing to keep on hand for the next zombie attack.

This is incorrect in the US. Ripping DVD and Blu-ray media for personal use has been part of the fair use doctrine since 2015.

What aspects of naturalism do you feel negate the reality of our collective community? I really don’t see how the one led you to the other.

Also “if your”

. . . and have 100k to spend.

You can get an 84 month auto loan these days if you’re dumb enough to do it.

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…animated for some reason

Our scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.

It’s a reasonable question. There are countless devices using esp32 chips which do not use the Bluetooth parts of the chip at all.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareidolia

I think maybe you also forgot that it’s important to say what you mean if you want to be understood.

How do you get from there to your theory that “most people” buying these drives will be consumer pirates and not enterprise customers. That’s where you lose everyone.

There’s a big difference between “most people” in your original comment and your shift to “I” in this reply. That’s what the other commenter is “on about”

Flashback to the 1960s, Magic and More Magic

https://users.cs.utah.edu/~elb/folklore/magic.html

Downvoting sounds like a task that’s ripe for automation with AI!

Found the hate!

You are describing the GPL. FOSS encompasses many licenses in addition to the GPL and those other licenses do not fit your description above.