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So a lot of the potential risk depends on the details. What language do they speak, what country are they traveling from, what particular political affiliations and activities they are part of, etc.

I'm not an expert, but feel free to DM me if you don't want to share more info widely (although remember that direct messaging on lemmy is not secure or private).

They are primarily looking to catch troublemakers and drug traffickers. However, what may be considered a troublemaker is broad and unfair.

The connection to public organizations is really a political thing.

Unless the soccer club is known for radical political activity or violence, then they should be fine.

If coworker is politically active, member of communist / leftist party, or extremely outspoken online then they should take additional precautions.

They should also avoid any recreational drugs other than alcohol before coming, and review any medication carefully, as laws in Florida are strict.

As others have said, racial profiling is always possible, but extremely unlikely.

The under configuration is incorrect, but may be necessary in the presence of high winds, cats, or toddlers.

This is the only correct answer. If you make the PB a little thicker around the edges, it will create a sealed PB pocket to contain the jelly for transport.

Which crocodile had no teeth?

"Yes."

Hey, I resent that comment!

Wait, not resent. Resemble.

Good. Racist little troll.

It's the same story, but the right reads Atlas Shrugged as a cautionary tale, where the left reads it as aspirational.

It's actually pretty hard for a municipal government to block an entire industry. The legal process of doing so requires a temporary moratorium and study.

In the early stages, this is literally what a local ban looks like.

If this small town succeeds, they establish the model for other cities in Texas. They have already halted a $14 billion international project.

This just became the first city in Texas to block a major data center. It would have brought billions of dollars into the small city, but used 4.6 million gallons or water and sewer daily.

The city's leaders recognized the long term dangers and blocked it.

Clearly AI - in reality, it would require 100s of pounds of force to remove a finger like this.

/s

Not at all. At least three or four people have said that PLEX has better features, but no one so far has said what features make it worth using or what makes it better. I found that Jellyfin was one of the easiest things to set up once I started my home server. I don't have any background in tech or IT, I'm just a hobyist.

I went with Jellyfin when I was setting it up because it seemed easier and had a more active support community, but from looking at the two, they seemed basically interchangeable. I've never had a reason to look for something else, since Jellyfin works better than most of the corporate apps on my TV. It loads faster, has less lag, and is easier to navigate than Netflix, Disney, Prime, etc. My zero-tech family find it easy enough to use daily.

When I found out Plex charged, I thought that they were actually managing your remote storage or something. What is the market for people who want to pay to access their own files on their own hardware? I genuinely don't get it. If you want to share it, out of your home network there is always Tailscale or the like.