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This should of been done years if not decades ago. I recall 30 years ago a friend who was a pharmacist had to take certification exams again when moving from one province to another. It was a ridiculous barrier then as it is now.

Source (Bluesky)

https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/129240041

With 82 reviews, it has an average rating of 8.70 out of 10.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/sinners_2025

Na, wer von euch Zuhausis war das?

Vorgestern erst beigetreten und heute direkt Sticker auf meinem Arbeitsweg gefunden 😁

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So, some friends of mine tried "Fragpunk" last night and dragged me into trying it. Short version - don't bother, I didn't last 2 hours. It's insanely jam packed with currencies and predatory micro-transactions, the most boring character designs I've ever seen in the genre, AI Slop art, insanely ugly weapon models, and it's published by NetEase. That's like a hundred red flags for what is, at best, a competent 5v5 hero shooter.

But one of the ways they talked me into at least giving it a shot was one friend was convinced (by AI lying to him) that Bad Guitar Studios was Canadian. Upon scrutiny that wasn't even a little true but it DID get me thinking, are we making any cool games up here in the North?

I found some stuff with basic Googling. Compulsion games just released South of Midnight and that looks pretty good, though it's owned by Microsoft. Pheonix Labs made Dauntless, I didn't know they were Canadian. There's a bunch of tiny mobile developers. But I thought maybe other people might have more insight. Does anybody have an awesome game made by Canadians that they can point me towards?

Side note: anyone know what breed this is? It looks like a bichon but is brown and seems to have straighter hair than my bichon.

The government will continue funding the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) program. In a statement to The Verge, US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) spokesperson Jared Auchey said it “executed the option period on the contract to ensure there will be no lapse in critical CVE services” last night.

https://archive.ph/V7zF4

Running a Jellyfin server behind a gluetun container (bc IPTV). Everything works perfectly with one exception: multicast. The use case is DLNA; interoperability between the JF server and my home receiver (to listen to music).

I have the DLNA plugin installed. I also pass the FIREWALL_OUTBOUND_SUBNET variable in the docker-compose.

Gluetun docker-compose.yml is here. Relevent Jellyfin logs are here.

Anyone know how to make mDNS work?

Edit: spelling