Hey, the Great Old Ones need access too. Don’t discriminate!
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- kaidenshi@lemmy.worldtointerestingasfuck@lemmy.world•I can't understand why ancient doors were so big2·20 days ago
- kaidenshi@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.world•I’m just gunna ignore that check engine light…1·22 days ago
Subaru is the worst in my personal experience. Several years ago I had gone ahead and changed the air filter since it was filthy and because I knew they would want to do it on the oil change that was scheduled in a week or so. $15 instead of their $70. At the oil change appointment the service advisor brought a filthy filter to me and said they were going to change it and they could give me $10 off as part of the appointment. I said “I don’t know where you got that but if you look at my filter you’ll see it’s clean since I just changed it. How about I show your manager my receipt for it?”
He looked like someone walked on his grave, apologized, and gave me 10% off the oil change. I never went back to that dealer, and my wife kept that car in the divorce so I don’t know who she goes to now, but definitely not them.
Why would I lie? It was my experience at the time, if it has changed for the better since then, that’s great for Plex users.
Plex requires a Plex Pass subscription to share outside of your local network. Plex doesn’t allow you to watch media on your local network if your internet service is down, even if you have the Pass, because the service requires a constant connection to the Plex service itself. You can’t use apps on most streaming boxes and sticks without a Pass subscription. Plex records telemetry on all of your viewing habits and shares it with any of your associates who also use the service.
I switched from Plex to Emby a decade ago because of the restriction on local network streaming without an internet connection. My internet service went down and I said to myself “well I can at least watch my locally hosted files on my tv sitting next to the server”. Nope, not allowed. I emailed Plex support about it once my internet was back and they said that wasn’t a bug, it was by design. I dropped it then and there even though I had a lifetime Pass subscription.
Maybe the bond just allows him to be moved between hospitals for treatment if necessary? I’m not familiar with Washington state law, but my general experience having worked for local government in the past is that he will most likely be charged with felony offenses and brought for indictment on those, and that’s what the bench warrant is for.