12 Answers2026-07-03
Safety of plugin architecture may vary. Core Playnite application is safe but plugin which connects to news website to read reviews or configures emulators for user may have deeper access to data and we rely here on extension repository which has some level of oversight but it is not a strict security check list. I only install extensions which have lots of downloads, very positive comments and they got updated recently. Extension abandoned by its author may have even unfixed security holes. So overall safety rating for Playnite is 9/10 but this heavily depends on user and how he uses extensions. It is similar to web browser – Chrome itself is safe but random extensions from store for example may harm you.
3 Answers2025-08-12
Looking for good books on data science that are written for people in between basic and advanced levels of expertise and are good for reading? Storytelling with Data by Cole Nussbaumer Knaflic is really good for learning how to present data effectively and make it matter to others’ lives.
If you’re really looking for hands-on practice, then Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn, Keras, and TensorFlow by Aurélien Géron is for you. The author does a wonderful job of explaining things in clear, practical terms and then giving you lots of real-world examples to work with as well.
I recommend the book by Nate Silver “The Signal and the Noise”. This book describes the world of predictions in detail and how they can be improved. Although it is less technical than the aforementioned books, it is very insightful for people who are interested in data in general and want to get a better understanding of the big picture in addition to learning technical skills and getting practical experience with data.
8 Answers2026-01-24
For me, the quality of life difference here is enormous. I can add videos to watchlists and receive recommendations on legal sites based on my viewing history. I can even switch between devices and have the videos continue to play, and all of my progress is saved automatically. This is not the kind of experience that I get with Aniwave. With Aniwave, I am lucky if it can ‘remember where I left off’. That is really the extent of the features on this site. No community, no way to track or manage your anime, no stability. Instead, what I get is a bare-bones, transactional experience where anime is treated as a commodity to be bought and sold. The experience is all about the video file, and nothing else. This is in stark contrast to a safe site, which invests in the user experience. A site like Aniwave, on the other hand, is a risky platform that invests in extracting value from the user. Every time I interact with the site, this is reinforced to me.
10 Answers2026-06-16
This could be how one deletes their GoodNovel account: First, cancel any subscription in Apple ID/Google Play subscriptions. Then wait about a day and then go to ‘Me’ in GoodNovel app, go to ‘Settings’ and find ‘Delete Account’. This worked for me. I got an error the first time I tried this because my subscription was still active for the remainder of the billing period even though I had cancelled it.
10 Answers2025-07-28
Years ago, I contracted a nasty virus while attempting to download Katawa Shoujo from a mirror site. After that ordeal, I made sure to only download free VNs from official websites listed on vndb.org or from a developer’s own itch.io profile. While there are some aggregator sites that host free VNs for download, I never download games that are only available through such sites. With thousands of free and legitimate VNs out there, I figure missing out on one title isn’t worth the risk. Using a download manager to scan files as they download can also help to catch any potential viruses – some download managers even have virus scanning capabilities integrated into them. Better to safe than sorry, I figure – it’s a lot easier to reformat a drive when it’s healthy than it is when it’s been infected with a virus and needs to be reinstalled from scratch.
11 Answers2025-02-21
So long as you have control of the email account you created Fanfix with, checking for an email sent by Fanfix (labelled “Fanfix welcome” or “Fanfix account confirmed”) and finding links to things like “Manage your account preferences” and “Privacy settings” for your account should find you a comprehensive “preferences page” (online) that allows you to delete your account.
These preference centers are designed with email management compliance in mind. So they will typically have a Delete Account section. If you have an old welcome email lying about then log in through that link and browse all the tabs. You might find a nice simple button to Delete all data and close account.
5 Answers2026-07-28
I jump between about 5 sites or so. They all have their ads and they all get worse with time. Recently Mangajinx deteriorated sharply so I canceled. Currently I’m reading on [redacted] but I wouldn’t announce that here anyway since it’ll probably collapse under the added traffic.
10 Answers2025-09-13
Even modfolders need to be clean. An unorganized ‘mods’-folder is a pain to troubleshoot. Most mods are extracted from archives in a folder structure like ‘mods/JohnDoe/Hairstyles/’ etc. It’s tempting to just drag the ‘JohnDoe’-folder into your game’s ‘mods’-folder but first check what’s inside the archive. Often the archive already has the correct parent folder and dragging it into the mods folder creates a redundant path like ‘mods/mods/JohnDoe/’ which doesn’t load. The correct path is ‘GameRoot/mods/…’. Taking a second to check the path before manually copying the inner folder from your download folder to the corresponding directory in your game directory saves a lot of trouble later.
4 Answers2026-03-29
maximum renewal limit. I finally learned this hard lesson with a cookbook that I had kept re-newing for 6 months. It seems most libraries have a policy of maximum number of re-newals allowed, regardless of whether there are any holds on a book. Some even have a total number of checkouts per year. I had found this (tiny print) in our library’s FAQ page. I now take photos of the recipes and set a reminder on my phone 2 days before the book is due to return. Librarians apparently put this policy in place to prevent people accidentally ‘hoarding’ very popular books.
10 Answers2025-08-02
Simple. No frills. No features. That’s how safety is built into a system. The more complex a platform is, the more code it contains and the more features it has. And the more vulnerabilities it has. This service enables upload of files, their conversion to required format and their hosting. Fewer components – and thus fewer things that can go wrong and cause harm – is the main idea here. Sure enough, the lack of features means no safety net. No history of versions, no restore from backups, no customer support of any kind. But a minimal set of features means a lean, extremely predictable experience. Whether that’s good for you or not depends on your level of self-reliance.