Huh, this service is still alive? I legit think Google killed it along the way 😅

I expose some stuff through IPv6 only with my Synology NAS (I am CGNATED) and I have always wondered if I still need to use fail2ban in that environment…

My Synology has an auto block feature that from my understanding is essentially fail2ban, what I don’t know is if such a feature works for all my exposed services but Synology’s.

I am a Spotify paid user (I paid with my gf the duo tier or whatever is called, she has an iOS device so she kinda needs it, I could live without it I guess), would I benefit from Spotify Revanced or xManager clients?

Something like having neat features with Smart Tube or YT Revanced with a YT premium subscription?

I am bilingual too, but I don’t understand the other languages that show in my feed but Spanish and English.

I don’t have that issue with Lemmy, everything here is in English, and there used to be some Spanish communities (the instance might have died because it hasn’t showed up in my feed for so long).

No time to self host their own social media I guess.

Yeah, and I am the one suffering blocking everyone lol.

I don’t think it is that much for me, I kinda like “infinite content” what I don’t like is being bombarded with content that is not in English or Spanish… Which I clearly specified within the Mastodon settings to be my preference… So I spend most of the time navigating through said hashtags feeds blocking users speaking in other languages 😑

It seems that the hashtags feed doesn’t care about language preferences… Or the users posting don’t follow the language rules or whatever.

Now you ignore the computer to browse the internet on your phone.

I am so impressed about the people that still mainly browse the Internet using a PC… But I am more impressed that people don’t have a PC in their dwelling…

Maybe it is so millennial from my part, but in the house we still have a dedicated “PC room” with a printer that the whole family uses, of course our family browsing experience was almost exclusively done from said room years ago.

Is this a joke? Because I am clearly missing it.

I am wondering the same thing, this is the first time I heard about the latter.

Yeah, at this point they just think we are stupid as, as if they were taking a huge toll with the bandwidth by capping the remote playback option… They are not hosting the files ffs.

I am only an original (hacked) Nintendo Switch and I have been enjoying BOTW recently with higher than 30 FPS (60 at best) with some overclocking, that is good enough for my gaming standards.

If I were to get a Steam Deck… I wouldn’t use it for Switch games because I am more than happy with how my own Switch behaves… And I am aware emulation is not perfect with the Deck, like, PSP emulation level of perfect.

If I had to choose one though, I’d go for the Deck, but not specifically for the Switch gaming capabilities, I have a considerable PC backlog.

No no, they promised they don’t do that nasty stuff, I gotta believe them.

Perhaps you can merge Jellyfin and Kodi, I know you can use your Plex Server with Kodi.

For me it began since they announced they are killing the watch together feature… For other people it started a long time ago.

I am a lifetime Plex Pass User… I am not affected by their BS… Yet (watch together is going though).

… A fee for adding content to each media, capped libraries? What is next?

Let’s brainstorm guys ;D

Charging for remote access is dumb as they are not being the one hosting the contents nor relaying them (if you have it properly set up).

If they want to charge for it they should have inbuilt tunnels to solve CGNAT (like their relay but not stupidly capped).

Huh, I was somewhat excited about the elimination of the playback limit for mobile apps (we are in 2025 ffs!) and then re-read that this will be only applicable for the subpar preview version once it is released… Which doesn’t fucking has the watch together feature lmao.

The only good news in a nutshell is that I am still a Plex Pass Lifetime User, so in a nutshell I don’t get good news lol.

I can understand new features being behind a fee, but this is putting old, old capabilities behind a paywall. Hmmm…

I am a Trakt user, was an Evernote user and I am (thankfully) a Plex Pass user…

What service are we missing that has done the same? We should make a list if there is not one already.