Well shit… it seems the recent rash of enshittification continues. I didn’t realize Plex was doing this so I guess an exit strategy is required. Thanks for the heads up.

TIL ethernet is younger than me.

Google wave wasn’t really killed. It’s functionality is pretty much built into google docs.

I would trust a google product any further than I could throw a single one of their servers. Well except for gmail. That one has been around a while.

*there.

I really need to figure out how to edit here.

I’d say this community is for all gaming including questions like this so you’re fine their in my opinion.

I own a ps1, ps2, ps4, and a ps5 so apparently I don’t like the 3 🤣 so I can’t answer your question about connectivity.

But my answer is if a game system plays games you like, you can find them, and isn’t too expensive I’d say go for it. The library for the ps4 is still huge and I have a psvr so I play it regularly. The older systems were for my younger boys who got into some of the older retro games.

Tl;dr I’d say go for it.

As I can attest after playing with pfsense for years, GUI or not, if you don’t know what you’re doing you’re going to have a bad time.

For me personally, command line gives me a better understanding of what’s really going on. But then again I’m an old Unix nerd. But once I know what’s going on, I prefer the fancy GUI.