I completely understand venting vs wanting solutions…

But sometimes I can’t help myself. There are a whole host of things that could cause this. Happy to suggest things to test if you want, or there’s an easy way to try an alternative. Have you considered giving Jellyfin a shot?

The corporate overenthusiasm “LET’S FUCKING GOOOOO”.

Ugh. Sure, maybe the product launch went great, but still. Ugh.

There really is no other option.

I’ll do it - only gotta fake it for a year and then I can buy a house!

Minimalist pricing

As an engineer, we only ever agree on two things:

1. That’s not enough money
2. That’s not enough time

Eh, going over one layer is fine as long as there are no decking or other structural problems. From what I can see here the older ones are in good enough shape.

This would significantly improve Oklahoma

This is very cool.

Did I just get another hobby?

I’m guessing 50/50 mixed race based on context.

Medical device engineer here (mechanical engineering). I host jellyfin, game servers (Minecraft, factorio, valheim, etc), my website, and a bunch of other minor services I find useful.

I got into it originally through a combination of poor internet, and being fed up with Google and others discontinuing products/features. The internet problem is solved now, so my only goal is not being reliant on someone else’s cloud.

Lack of emojis and also having an emoji are both good for bitcoin.

Being stupid is good for bitcoin too, probably.

Fair, I do have a number of MD DO consultants. The initial look I had was not within the DO licensing.

I was not familiar with this term and had to look it up. From my brief search, it also seems like snake oil, and I don’t know why someone would not go to a real physical therapist instead.

As a medical device engineer working in spine - absolutely chiropractors.

I would not want to be the guy digging through those device history records.

I dunno man, if it had one more checkmark I’d have been sold.

I don’t think it’s very irrational to be grossed out by that.

Creo has a bit of a steeper learning curve to be sure, and is more expensive.

But it also is, in my experience, much more robust and has a lot more capability on the advanced side of modeling. Solidworks requires more workarounds in order to accomplish what you’re trying to do, vs Creo with probably a dedicated tool for that specific task.

I have to use solidworks at work. God, do I miss Creo.