With clear requirements and outcome expected

Why did no one think of this before

No thank you (seriously, thanks anyway)

Were you a people person, dammit

“Blocked on copyright grounds”

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?

I don’t get it.

Some blobfish meme short thing?

ChatGPT would not let me call it “you doofus” when I point outed it had done that repeatedly. For “policy violations”.

Edit: I don’t know how I screw uped that wording, but I’m leaving it.

It certainly isn’t good at security, which is what it sounds like his biggest problem is.

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.

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.

I really do feel like if computers had stalled, speedwise, around the late 90s or early 2000s, that we’d be doing much, much better as a planet.

Any guesses why that is?

It would be really nice if I could have it sync to both. I’d like to sync it locally and have all the features available, but for convenience I would also like the option of a secure, reputable cloud service that costs a reasonable fee.

They seem good. However, using the app seems to be either/or (local or their service)

They’re also twice the price of Google, which is a bit tough to swallow.

No place like localhost?