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We said “cean” to beans and moved to deans.

Thanks for the link! For those that didn’t want to look at a 100+ page study, a few takeaways:

• this is from 2014

• they looked at this from a few angles: film/TV, games, books, and music.

• they had conclusions for each media type. For example, from the Conclusions section: “The low willingness to pay any price suggests that if the film or TV-series were no longer illegally available, they would not have downloaded the film or TV-series from a pay site.”

• Music at €0.90 wasn’t too expensive for folks (so they wouldn’t pirate a ton)

• Confirmed Gabe’s sentiment that “Piracy is a service problem” with books. If books went out of print, they found that Piracy should go up.

No Nokia 3310?

Yes. And it was never trying to make fun of the person who originally posted this. It was just artists being artists.

Fact checking, in my Shitpost community??

I think it’s just routers, ISPs and open internet standards (http, etc) that keep that wall up. 🥲

Whoops! Fat fingered. Let me update.

You have reporting requirements called FATCA and banks have reporting requirements for US customers. It’s annoying to say the least.

**edited: thanks @folekaule@lemmy.world!

It ain’t easy being cheesy.

Brötherly love. That is gäy.

…that red sticker that says “Radeon inside”?

Maybe those motions help you get to the Radeon.

If you have all of the photos, then you could use a tool like Immich Go, which would automate much of the tagging and album creation. I don’t know if Immich Go accounts for metadata from Synology. However, Synology might be able to export everything.

I would also recommend putting Immich remote access behind Tailscale (I.e., pointing the remove access server to your tailnet and using that domain name and the Immich port to login).

That’s just one axe.