No one is denying anyone access to the internet and a computer.
And no, it shouldn’t be a human right, that’s ridiculous.
The alternative that they currently have is there’s no toilet paper. Not that they’ve run out - it’s not even an option.
Would you rather have the option to get toilet paper by watching an ad/paying when you forgot to bring your own wipes, or not have that option and have no way to wipe? Pretty easy choice imo.
China is not the same as a western country.
You’ve never been to China, have you?
China is a whole other world than western countries. Having access to toilet paper, even paid access, in a public restroom is not common.
China still has restrooms where you literally squat then piss and shit onto the floor, with hoses at the exit for you to wash your feet because of the nature of what you’re doing. There’s no toilet paper in them at all, you have to make sure you take your own in there along with a way too dispose of it.
Not knowing this when we first visited China, the women in our group were horrified and unprepared.
What this topic is about is an improvement on that.
You’re using the wrong address, that’s how it’s user error.
If you just use the Plex app you wouldn’t have this issue either. Were you watching media on your Plex server machine through a browser instead of just opening Plex, and you typed in a url in the browser? Plex say to always just use app.plex.tv as it takes care of it all for you so things like this don’t happen.
There isn’t even a debate here though - it’s an issue with the way your network is set up, not with Plex. Plex’s networking is far more advanced and better technically than jellyfins.
I’ve heard this as well, but in doing this they would either make a significantly smaller and cheaper one that isn’t outputting 5x the power required, or they’d do a deal with the local councils/government to provide lower for them as well.
This “study” is comparing the cost of 80 units of power generation for “renewables” to over 400 units for nuclear. Is just yet another dishonest agenda driven “study” for the anti-nuclear groups.
Net zero organisations have shown a clear agenda against nuclear, which is ironic considering it’s the cleanest and most reliable power generation method, as well as taking up the smallest footprint with the least environmental disruption. “Net zero” in reality means “renewables” only.
Offshore turbines require insane amounts of concrete, steel, oil, and non renewable non recyclable materials not just to make, but to maintain. There’s also no doubt about them altering the ecosystems around them, and not for the better. They also aren’t even a viable option in most countries.
I know I’m right when your only reply is insults.
It’s pathetic propaganda. You know what’s even cheaper? Coal! Or just going 100% gas! So if it’s really about cost then the answer is zero renewables.
On Reddit? Lol no, they openly celebrate his death with zero repercussions.
Why does everyone on here try to pretend Reddit is right wing now?