So far I haven’t noticed any limitations, but I only use it infrequently (at most once or twice a week to watch an episode or two of a show together).

So YMMV, not sure how much you typically stream. I guess you could always have the other person manually set a lower quality so less data is being sent if you run into issues. The price of them not installing Tailscale!

Something I do is use a Tailscale Funnel to share a regular link with friends and family and it works well, without them needing an account.

Do we know much about how many parts of the 12 are shared with the 13? I wonder if they’d use the same keyboard, battery, etc.

I was disappointed with the automatic redact feature too, but saw that they just updated and added a graphical one also.

Agreed, you’re probably going to run into network bottlenecks before storage read times become an issue

Yeah exactly this, the main bottleneck when writing code is either reading the existing code or thinking about how I want to implement some logic, not how I move my cursor and writing the code itself.

Most TVs these days have a USB port for exactly this purpose, you can load media files up onto a flash drive and plug it in, then you should be able to browse the files and play it from there.

However, if you want to be able to play files hosted on your PC without having to copy them to a drive, you would have to set up a media server like Jellyfin on your PC and either buy or build a compatibility for your TV. Fire TV sticks or a Chromecast would work as cheap options to buy, or you could look into hosting a Kodi instance if you have spare hardware lying around.

There are really a ton of options, my above suggestions are only scratching the surface.

I second this. Getting a source of external motivation like a coach is great for achieving a goal like this. Especially as they would no doubt have techniques to make the journey easier.

Methinks somehow they do care what colour their skin is…

I believe Calibre has the ability to send books via the Kindle email address to get them on your device that way.

I’ve always heard the ideal is about a 20% raise from your previous position, especially if you have plenty of experience with the new position.

Though this does depend on many other factors, I’d definitely try to get an idea of the standard salary for this position through any means, even a site like Glassdoor or something. Knowledge is power, especially when negotiating a salary!

This is exactly it, now that the economy is slowing down, reddit is just one of many tech startups which whose investors now require actual returns instead of just promises of endless growth.