I have spent an embarrassing amount of time playing Syd Meier’s Pirates in my day, and I regret nothing!

I’ve been using an app called Coax (Apple only, which will disappoint some) to do this with my Plex library and it’s glorious. Beautiful retro styled schedule grid, automated channel/schedule creation, even has a weather channel with Jazz playing. I’m rediscovering stuff that’s been sitting idle on my server for years because it’s just fun to see what’s “on” and be like, ‘Oh yeah, let’s check that out for a few minutes’ and then I end up watching the whole thing.

She’s from the Rebuild films, which are abominations best left unwatched.

Sitting here on lemmy scrolling doom after doom and thinking, “Why am I doing this to myself?” And then this comes along and makes me giggle uncontrollably for 5 minutes and it’s clear that this is the gold I was sifting for.

In this list, I’ve only heard of Devs and Our Flag Means Death, but those two alone are so goddamn good that you have my complete trust on the rest! Definitely going to check them out.

That’s true. Why is that?

No worries. I almost deserved it. 😉

Ahhh I did click that but was viewing on my phone and it loaded to halfway through the comments and I thought it had just dumped me in a forum discussion. 🤦‍♂️

Cool thanks. This doesn’t appear in the original article you provided and when I searched the only result for the topic was that article.

So where’s the actual story with the ’provided screenshots’? This article is just some rando saying things.

I’ve never used last.fm but I saw this video the other day that suggests a way to use it with listenbrainz to create your own algorithm to help ween off subscription services. I’ve been meaning to go back and take some notes but maybe it’s of use?

Ew, no.

Can’t attack what you can’t see. 🧠

Yeah, I was wondering how on earth this would work. If my organization doesn’t operate or host in Utah and they file suit against me why wouldn’t I tell them to pound sand?

Yeah I’ve been thinking about trying this lately. Thanks for the list, much appreciated!

I came here to post this! Nicely done.

Sir, this is a Wendy’s lemmyshitpost.

That… was quite the journey.

The showrunners had said from the very beginning they had the outline and knew how long it would go. (Also the end of this interview more recently.)

Producers don’t sign checks for shows that expensive without knowing what they’re signing up for.

I’d also say the regardless of debates on the quality (seems like audiences split pretty hard after S1), the general direction of the story was extremely clear and the entire inversion arc was almost complete. Anyway, regardless of if it were good or not, being robbed of a conclusion of any kind is infuriating.