hexonxonx

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[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) (1 children)

Many Americans are fine with what's going on. After all, they have Jesus to help them through the tough times.

The rest have been brainwashed to think they need to kill people or do useless violent shit that just gets them shot or imprisoned. Otherwise all they can do is march around or vent.

Instead forget about the government (they don't care), and go after the true cause: Billionaires and their corporations, propagandists, fascists, and their supporters. Just quietly take away their assets. Make fascism too expensive for them, financially and personally -- because that's the real problem: there's no punishment for bad behavior if you're wealthy or connected. They only care about money, so take it and the remove their ability to make it. Hit them where it hurts them.

Be non-confrontational and asymmetrical.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 21 points 1 day ago (10 children)

I find it astounding that Americans STILL think there's democracy in America.

It's gone and it's not coming back for a long, long time.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 0 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Yeah, that last protest -- the biggest ever in the US wasn't it? -- did so much.

Protesting is what got you here. And they want you to keep protesting uselessly while they continue to take apart America.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com -4 points 5 days ago (4 children)

I don't think this has anything to do with autism, ADHD, or neurodivergence.

Intelligent people are curious. That's what makes them intelligent.

IMHO neurodivergent people don't have a trait for "curiousity" -- they're just more intelligent (if their neurodivergence isn't too severe) and so are interested in things. That's why there's so many in technical and engineering fields, mathematics, science -- the really hard stuff (hard for most people.)

Yeah, it's still not easy because there's so much other stuff going on inside the mind, but all that other stuff is going to lead to some pretty cool thoughts that could turn into a paper, project, business, thesis, etc. (if you manage to remember them long enough to write them down!) Over years this builds brain matter and this is where the intelligence comes from (again assuming the neurodivergence isn't severe.)

By "intelligence" I mean the raw ability to process information and gain understanding from it. Not IQ.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 5 days ago

That's why accountants and auditors exist.

If you're suggesting that it shouldn't be done because its too hard -- it's not. That's just a dumb excuse.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 38 points 5 days ago (1 children)

You just said why it's a stupid, stupid thing to do: Trump would have caved anyway. All Carney had to do is wait.

That he would cave so quickly shows how little he values Canadian interests over American profits.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 2 points 6 days ago (1 children)

Where does the money for the investor's dividends come from?

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 8 points 6 days ago

That happened a decade ago. You can't find many pet supplies anywhere anymore because one company owns the distributors and the stores -- and they don't give a shit because they're American and Canada is too small of a market to support, so it's left to wither and die.

The same with Veterinary services. They've all be bought up, made into chains, or signed bullshit distribution or service agreements by a single (American) company and now it costs many multiples what it used to for no reason except greed.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 6 days ago

This is the stupidest thing I've read today -- and I just came from Reddit.

Not talking about something isn't going to prevent it from happening.

They're already building a police state and it's happening in front of your eyes. Pretending not to notice is exactly what they want.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 9 points 1 week ago

Right? This is a no-brainer. Builds a technical workforce, creates Canadian businesses that pays taxes to Canada (instead of giving money to American companies who pay taxes to the US), saves an incredible amount of money that is currently spent on bullshit licenses to Microsoft, Google, etc. Not to mention the security implications of using American software in the Canadian government.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 8 points 1 week ago (1 children)

That's not how it works. If you're American, you pay taxes to the US no matter where you live. If you work overseas you may have to ALSO pay taxes to the country you're living in, unless you expatriate yourself (where the word "expat" comes from) or denounce your US citizenship completely and emigrate. It's a mess.

Let them cry all they want, because they're not going to leave. And if they do -- good riddance. They contribute nothing to society anyway.

[–] hexonxonx@lemmy.dbzer0.com 6 points 1 week ago (2 children)

Americans are brainwashed to believe that there's only one particular and specific way to protest, and beyond that all you can do is kill people.

They haven't yet realized that there is a huge swathe of options in between, and it requires no organization or depending on others, and no violence against anyone. You can just quietly do stuff. Probably less risky than doing anything publicly in a country with ubiquitous surveillance and the law no longer matters. Protests are great for showing the level of public support for a movement, but if the government doesn't represent the people their effect will be minimal for producing real change.

There currently is no cost for ventures into fascism. Make it so expensive they'll think twice next time (if there is a next time.)

 

Hoping someone can help me out with figuring out how to use torrent streaming within Jellyfin (or similar). I've been researching/experimenting for a week now and am only getting more confused, lol.

Currently using Stremio with TorBox (and Trakt) as a Netflix/PrimeVideo replacement. It works great for streaming movies or my favorite shows quickly at high-quality with no buffering, but Stremio is profoundly terrible at everything else (and is sketchy AF).

I want to put together something that acts like a locally hosted version of the late great Fmovies -- simply shows what's available, and keeps track of what I'm watching and which series is next with easily configurable and customizable watchlists. When I choose something to watch and press play, it plays immediately -- just like any commercial (or pirate) streaming service.

I'm not interested in downloading/hoarding, only streaming. I don't want anything downloaded to my computer, but having an option to cache something locally for a certain time would a convenient feature. TorBox currently does all the streaming and seeding.

Jellyfin looks like the way to go. But all of the guides and plugins are geared towards Usenet/Torrent collectors, and not streamers. The Arr suite seems overkill for what I need, but certain parts seem useful so maybe something could be cobbled together? Then there's newer plugins/apps such as Jellyseer, ListSync, etc, but all the information is geared towards downloaders and not streamers.

I'm not married to TorBox, but it works great for me and has the option for Usenet as well as debrid. If something works better I'll check it out.

Is this possible using Jellyfin? Is there a hidden or unlisted plugin for it like the Torrentio Stremio plugin or the Umbrella Kodi plugin for Jellyfin.

Or can the Arr apps do this without having to download/organize?

Or some other media server entirely?

Much thanks for any help or hints you can give. If I get something working I'll post a detailed guide if there's need for one.

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