I guess each leg qualifies as its own jean?

Yeah they are throroughly vetted and work well, competitively priced. I’ve never seen a reason to switch.

I think I tried it once.

I’ve never successfully started a bitttorrent seed. Advice?

My use cases thus far have been pretty minimal. Stuff like OCR extraction of tables from images (which were possible before LLM’s), very occasional reformatting of lists and stuff, some of the built in summarization features which provide tiny value. I’ve never actually used them to write something for me. The one time I considered it I found something better already written.

Who’s the hot one?

A little dab’ll do ya.

I dunno, it seems to be working for Bluesky. But I agree, it should be part of the registration process or at least somewhere prominent in the UI so newbies know to do it. Probably with a primer and warning on what tankies are ;-).

Okay, but one man’s lunatic is another man’s genius. Subscribable block lists allow you to tailor your blocking to the specific types of lunatics you dislike.

I don’t have the time or desire to go around arguing with every tankie troll on the platform who says that the Ukraine war is the west’s fault or that the Holomodor or the Uyghur genocide or Tienamen Square massacre didn’t happen. They are too numerous and it accomplishes nothing.

I simply block them. Which leaves them to troll everyone else and spread more misinformation. Mods in communities should have every right to ban trolls as well, otherwise they will strangle said community and drive all sane people out.

I’m all for a good spirited conversation but that’s not what they want. They just want to drown out all conversation with their narrative.

Why not add subscribable block lists like Bluesky has? Then it would be easier to accept such a policy.

When we talk about FOSS, we talk about Free, Open Source Software. Plex is free but not open source, and it’s free price is not enshrined in it’s license as with other FOSS software, which means that there could be a rug pull at any time. But I think that’s unlikely due to its business model.

Jellyfin is FOSS software meaning it will stay free and open source due to its license.

It’s not just you, it’s capitalism in general. The incentives without government intervention are entirely to plunder the natural resources to the maximum extent possible as quickly as possible, because without government intervention, they are all basically free, despite having massive value.

AKA The tragedy of the commons or economic externalities.

I’m with you man, I’m all in favor of the idea. It’s just that I’m pretty sure that Nintendo looked at that market and decided that the risk to their core business was too great to take the plunge.

If anything, I think they’d just release their first party titles on other platforms before releasing a first party emulator (though I’d welcome either).

I don’t think I’d buy a Switch either if I could get the games easily and reliably elsewhere, like on the steamdeck.

You are clearly not in this target market, and that’s okay. You will be able to emulate most of this on your handheld of choice anyway.

The whole point of consoles is to have an easy to use out of the box experience. As soon as 3rd party hardware gets involved, that goes out the window. Look at the epic failure of steam boxes. Rumors are that the next iteration will be first party hardware for exactly this reason.

Seedbox VM running on my Synology permanently routed through VPN running radarr, sonarr, jackett, plex. I find stuff either by searching what’s new for the month or by occasional subscriptions of the streaming services.

Jeez at least take your blue neighbors with you.

I don’t feel that that’s true if you remove the .ml’s.

It’s full of tankies. Many of the mods of major subs such as politics or world news are tankies and will block anything remotely critical of Russia or China and censor anyone who says, for instance, that Ukraine has the right to take the fight to Russia. It’s definitely more covert than lemmygrad is, but after about 6 months there, it became abundantly clear to me that nothing good was coming out of that place.

Trust me, as someone who has been through this process, they manage to drive away all the normies pretty quickly.