amorpheus

Veritasium. They still make great videos, I would argue better ones, and if private equity can take the hint to do it like that we'd be in good shape.

Wendover Productions

fern

Ahoy

Rowan J Coleman

Slidebean

Gamers Nexus

* than the battery icon, obviously.

Same here, I'd use it as an example of how to do that right.

Had to scroll too far to see this.

Circle is much more accurate and easier to read. Having the percentage off avoids clutter, and with circle you can tell the percentage pretty closely anyways. Batteries are good enough these days that most people don't need to plan their charging throughout the day.

That's the nice thing about Plex, you just stream your Plex library using Plex, and Plex is also the only place you and anyone you share with need to log in.

The ride is never technically free, whether it's paid by insurance or taxes.

That Sydney to London route would need some unfathomable bridges and take days even with the best trains.

Plex. Right now we're on vacation and can chill out with our current shows before bedtime, watching on the TV of the relative hosting us. No fuss. Aside from Movies and TV Series it also holds my music collection, Plexamp is awesome.

I've not gotten very deep into selfhosting due to priorities and time but I look forward to trying Immich as well as Home Assistant in the future.

They're still the ones enabling this method and not doing anything against offenses like this.

Another one could showcase USB-C, maybe represented by an iPhone.

it's totally subjective

Yet we agree that there is such a thing as one movie being better than another, broadly speaking. It's not something to boil down to a percentage, but you might as well show more detail when you have the data.

Personally, I use ratings to estimate whether a movie that I'm interested in is worth my time. Especially Rotten Tomatoes is super useful for this because the critics score is basically a distilled thumbs up or down.

We're only talking about the bottom third, I'd even be a bit harsher. Depends on the aftermath of what's going on right now, we won't be able to gauge the true impact for years if not decades.