Maybe you do.

They didn’t use to, anyway.

But also what you’re describing is a solved problem and you’d think it’d be nice for you to learn that.

Email had standardized protocols and clients for 50 years, and still does.

Wouldn’t matter anymore

Well that sucks.

I agree.

I like Emby a lot. It’s my backup for Plex. I even give them money as development isn’t free (frequently)

Everything is clickbait, everything and everyone sucks, etc. To a large number of people here.

Does Jellyfin do remote streaming?

It’s weird, based on the article in thr grandparent comment, that image seems fake. It’s been photo shopped onto 2 nearly identical, but absolutely different “locations” (note the entire building that is missing in the one)

What are they actually DOING, though?

It’s like 4 guys for the most part, so they may just have limited bandwidth.

Seems like they prefer more thread-focused conversations.

Nothing good is free.

I’ve been pretty happy with PIA.

That makes zero sense.

I mean, it naturally has to be something that they eventually find a way to charge you something for. If it’s a for-profit business, and if they only sold lifetime subscriptions, they would eventually go out of business.

kbin also got rid of the ability to view downvotes. I believe either before the fork or at least before the implosion while mbin were still mostly just pulling from upstream.

Also the AP

Oh, cool, a new account to block.

Yeah, absolutely. Same here, I find used laptops often make GREAT homelab systems, and ones with broken screens/mice/keyboards can be even better since you can get them CHEAP and still fully use them.

I have 4 doing various things including one acting as my “desktop” down in the homelab. But they’re between 4 and 14 years old and do a great job for what they’re used for.

Yeah, not here either. I’m now at a point where I keep wanting to replace my last host thats limited to 16GB. All the others - at least the ones I care about RAM on - all support 64GB or more now.

But aren’t they saying They’re restricting it less? Or am I reading it wrong?