They used to have their own "youtube script interpreter" that was kind of fascinating. But yeah as you said they switched to proper js runtimes recently.

For me, and despite the constant enshitification of Plex, the apps are still better. But I'm really close to the tipping point, I've been tinkering with making Kodi not suck but custom themes really seem like piles of unsuported plugins.

What other countries do? A chemical test on the field and a more accurate one when they get to the police station.

No other country relies on road travel to the extent of America, so I am not sure there is a good comparison to make.

We have a bigger road network. We have a larger road travel infrastructure. So, we should have enough chemical test units to cover our infrastructure.

That's a reason the US needs better enforcement tools, not worse ones.

If we can pay for the roads and the patrols, we can pay to equip the patrols. Bigger needn’t equal worse.

Not sure why this is so down voted. I have a touch bar era Intel Mac, I regularly check the state of Linux on it and they are still somewhat poorly supported. Some drivers are out of tree, audio and sleep doesn't necessarily work, etc...

It does have one, we use it at work. https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/remote-mcp-serv...

Yeah the poor Jellyfin clients (on xbox) are what's keeping me on Plex despite all the accumulating paper cuts...

I've really been enjoying the work that collabora (the consultancy) has done, especially around gaming on Linux.

So it's really disappointing to see Collabora Online and TDF behaving like this...

Are you thinking of Code Weavers?

No, Code Weavers do awesome work but I was thinking of the work that Valve has been funding around Mesa, the kernel, etc...

“It should never be a gallery of old boys"

How else would you describe all the life peers who's sole qualification was to be mate with the prime minister at the time?

Wonder if the work being done on the BC-250 helped.

I would guess so, as the BC-250 is basically a PS5 with 24 instead of 36 CUs. For the curious: https://github.com/mothenjoyer69/bc250-documentation I would guess that he could leverage the APU support that was merged with Mesa 25.1.

Did an AI write this? Completely missed the point ^^'