I’m on Jellyfin with Books plug-in

I was able to run Kavita but I have to start the .exe everytime I restart my computer. As I understand it there’s a way to make it run automatically

I’ve only run Kavita as a program that I have to start to access on my network.

I know docker by name but I’m not exactly sure how I could use it with Kavita

Yes but we’re not « good » friends. We saw each other occasionally at best

In your situation I’ll say give it 2-4 years before becoming friend with your ex

Winn and Humbridge have a special spot in hell.

Two extremely talented actress

That’s Bajorianism or whatever Dukat was smoking in the last season

Updating (or buying a new computer) force feed copilot like edge to your system, does it not ?

« « music » »

What. The. Fuck.

You mean like copilot right now ?

That’s no theory, that’s reality

And/or use for stem cell research

It’s the thing in the corner of your flat, that’s where you put plants or book you’ll say you’ll read but you will not

This is the way

Totally an asshole but his point is still valid

Because they worked. They need to be seen.

Have you seen the video of Tom Cruise (still an asshole but) in COVID where he screams at someone on set who don’t have his mask ? He don’t scream on him about money, he screams because his recklessness could endanger the living hood of everyone on the production

Making a movie is a team effort and everyone that say otherwise is an asshole

But we tend to forget de A so just ÉU

Personally I’m more on the [Charles E. Caouette ]specialist side. Kids are not good or bad, they’re asshole because they don’t know better.

I’ve read a really interesting treaty of anthropology on kid a while back. It was written like a « how to parent book ». TL;DR there’s two opposing-ish view to parenting kid 1- kids are inerrantly good, because they come from god and blah blah blah (most westerners countries) 2- kids are inerrantly evil (devil pawn) and parent have to make them learn restraint (IIRC middle eastern countries)

On a purely pedagogic note a Canadian specialist have said : L’enfant n’est pas là pour faire notre affaire, il est là pour solliciter notre intervention en vue de l’aider à être et à devenir ce qu’il veut être. [Kids are not there to do our biding, they’re here to solicit our intervention to help them become what they want to be]