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Take them dancing, without telling them that everybody there is aiming for each other's life using a dance-like martial arts style.

(bro hug)^1,000,000

Deal with all of senpai's troubles.

Yes, to make sure they are alright.

Thanks for that.

We have another potato resident around somewhere, but I do not think you guys would meet, at least in here.

You're free do so. Wicked has not blocked anyone anyway.

We are getting closer to flash flood season here, so we would be glad to give you some.

Has this thread devolved into a "hello" thread?

Hello, Kaga.

Hello, Tensei.

Mine has been good, just relaxing here.

I see. Problem for me is that I cannot really stomach another yearly subscription in the $100+ range, or even the $500 one time fee, but it does seem to be quite interesting. Of course, I am not really an audiophile, so that could be why it seems ridiculous.

I have looked into one alternative call Emby, which used to be called MediaBrowser, but Plex ended up being the better route, due to the stupid decisions that push you further into their subscription (devices that plex does not charge for a client cost you money for an additional devices on Emby). Emby should provide the capabilities of both products, but I am not sure about multi-channel network support. It might work out better than what you use, if you want to consolidate, since Roon's prices are ridiculous and only focuses on music streaming.

I use an Android phone and I am not all that happy with it. The phone is good and does everything I need it to, and gives me the freedom to do what I want, but some of the apps I use, like Plex and a few other third party apps you would not expect to be bias towards OSes being used, do not really work out too well. For example, in Plex, certain video files will not play on Android devices, even though those files would work on an Android devices, but those same files play just fine over on iOS. Then, if you like taking notes via One Note, the Android client causes mischief when notes sync to the server, which creates a huge mess, but if I use the iOS or Windows 10 clients, those do not occur that often. This is probably due to the fact that apps are not heavily tested on Android and Google, and probably other stores, have an open door policy, whereas Apple tests apps and will reject them if something is wrong. It works, but only for casual usage. If I wanted to put apps I make on it, whether they were designed to be sold or used exclusively for myself, I cannot because the only Mac I have here cannot get updates for either macOS or XCode, due to its age, so I can only test apps on devices running 12.1, while my iPad uses iOS 12.2, and from what I could find, hacking 12.2 support in would probably be kind of pain.

I am doing good. A little annoyed at myself for upgrading my iPad's OS, but good.

the episode called Cancelled.

Make America the most powerful country in the universe, using the knowledge we gained.

Have manly feast to celebrate the triumphs of taking out the evil one.

Have you seen South Park?

Give them ghostly bro hug.

Tell them, "So awesome that you never want to go back to Earth."

No, the real culprit is That Puerto Rican guy.

Split roasted ghost potato with them..

Tell them, "who needs cars of any kind, when you are above the universe?"