Funny I have always had better luck with jellyfin over Plex for subtitles. It’s one of the reasons I started looking at jellyfin.

It’s not that hard. Everyone knows how to put in a URL.

And? People can already do this with most cars.

Nothing has stopped people with ice vehicles.

They don’t. Most people get paid by companies to work on that stuff. For example red hat pays for a lot of OS development.

Did you notice what you said there each major version. Plex has been rolling releases for years. Maybe they should have done Plex 1 2 etc. yes software has been that way forever but you would pay for a version and then a year later pay for another one. Now people expect to pay once and get upgrades forever.

Nah they’ll just release Plex2

Yah and I still bought a plexpass and then left Plex. Do I care no I got my money worth. Software costs money how would they continue to developed it if not getting paid?

They have temp sensors. But have never heard of a overheating drive.

I do it. It has be DOT and you have to have a valid cert.

Nope sorry when a company is asking for to broad of rights it’s for a reason and Mozilla can fuck off. I wish ladybird was ready.

What do you mean library losses. I’ve been using jellyfin twoish years now and have never had this happen.

Unless a major corporate sponsor of Linux forks it s fork is going no where. The amount of company work that goes into the kernel is massive.

He is why they’re popular. Who knows if any of those would have gained traction. I mean Hurd is still non existence and for whatever reason BSD is a niche of a niche.

Isn’t on of the issues on why they wanted rust is a lack of new blood in the kernel development?

What Rust. It’s never going to happen the old timers are fighting like hell to keepmit out.

And this could also apply to all the existing devs who are fighting tooth and nail to keep rust out.

Mines connected for home automation but can’t connect to the internet. Blocking the Mac address from going out.

Dumb TV’s are the same they go to sleep. You need power for the remote to work.

A pain in the ass. Great but did not fit my needs. Dependent containers would fail a lot during upgrades. Kept trying to figure it out and then just said WTF am I doing this all works fine in docker.