You’re just making shit up.

I’m saying that the business is the one who was invoiced for the tariff. The customer wasn’t. The business increased the price to cover their extra cost, probably even added some extra profit on top as well, but that still doesn’t mean the customer actually paid the tariff. They didn’t. The tariff is paid on import, not sale.

Because the customer didn’t pay the tariff, the business did - unless of course the business flat out added a “tariff surcharge” or something of the like to the total that the customer can see.

Increasing the cost of an item by the amount of the tariff is not the same as making the customer directly pay the tariff. The business was charged the tariff. They were invoiced and they paid it. The customer didn’t. The customer just bought an item at shelf price.

I mean, simply buying anything from a business is a “transfer of wealth from citizens (the customers) to businesses”, isn’t it?

Sure, but the customer isn’t paying the tariff. The customer is just paying more for a product. The business is paying the tariff.

It’s a “technically correct” thing, sure, but it’s why customers aren’t owed the refund. Businesses can increase prices whenever they want.

Unless they specifically included a new tariff fee or charge, they’re just charging the price they think people will pay.

Because businesses are the ones that pay the tariff, not customers of the business. Did the extra tariffs give some companies an excuse to raise prices? Definitely. Does that mean the customer deserves a refund? Definitely not.

The developers of jellyfin themselves say it’s not.

It’s not secure. It’s a horrible thing to do

You clearly don’t understand how Plex and port forwarding work if you think that is in any way the same as opening a port to the Internet for everyone to hit jellyfin with zero security on it.

The CVE has been exploited zero times that we know of, and at worst they can delete your media files and Plex server. It’s never been reported of happening, and we have no idea how difficult it is to do - but because it hasn’t happened, it’s probably extremely hard and requires a chain of very unlikely things to have happened first.

OK so you don’t understand networking, don’t understand how Plex works, don’t understand how that CVE does nothing of the sort, and have poor reading comprehension skills.

I’d hate to be your poor server.

He never claimed that in the comment you replied to.

Plex doesn’t open a port to the internet at large, unsecured no less, like jellyfin does.

That poster specifically said if you open jellyfin up to the internet ……

Anyone using jellyfin should not be exposing it to the public internet.

You’re basically just following the “what to say when you’re losing an online argument” guide 🤣

Keep going with showing us all how intelligent you are.

Enjoy GTA6, cause we all know you’ll buy it 🤣

Word of advice: when you start quoting a fallacy, you’re wrong almost every time.

We’re talking about console and pc players, not mobile. Did you not know that they are separated out in all of the reports? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

If your first rebuttal has you calling someone “triggered”, while offering no counter points, it’s safe to say you have already lost.

Rockstar didn’t make the remastered trilogy.

You think they’ve done nothing but “go here shoot bunch of guys” since the PS2?