16?! That’s simply too cool for an office. Gross. My condolences.

Websites using ‘tech stacks’ and AWS services to serve up what should be static html is the crime of the decade.

You’ve been around all this time but can’t distinguish between an open source project and a private company’s offerings? Come on now…

They can also elicit introspection.

This is one of the most beneficial reasons to even run Plex; it’s ubiquitous. I can access it from nearly everywhere with a simple TV alone, and also provide access to family without having to run tech support for them or requiring any additional investments on their part.

So your data point of one american speaks for ‘most’ doctors globally. Sound stats.

This is such an american take.

Me anytime someone links a gamers nexus entry.

Maybe. Depends on the use case.

Honestly the UI is so slick even a one-user setup will benefit in my opinion. Even when not requesting media I use it extensively to look up actors and directors.

Possibly the best foss UX I’ve ever used.

But still after the sixth movie.

He would have been an awful Neo. Bullet dodged for everyone.

Sounds like a solid reason to switch.

I think in colloquial usage, identifying chai as a tea type is useful. No one means green tea when they say chai tea, and using chai as a substitute for tea doesn’t make sense. In hindi, do they use chai for every tea type?

Edit: After some cursory digging it seems like what we mean by chai tea in the anglosphere is actually masala chai, and in hindi they use <name> chai for the tea types. TIL.

You’re getting hate but you’re right. Friendliness in tech forums is nearly nonexistent.

1000x this.

What I like about running a dedicated physical deployment of pihole (and only pihole) is better reliability, especially when using at for DNS. If a VM host has any issues, the network will lose DNS services. This is much more likely to occur the more layers and services you run on that host.

A friend recently had this happen while they weren’t home and their family went mad as they lost useful internet access - some necessary for remote work.

Curious on the use case here. How do you make use of this information specifically from Jellyfin?

Of course, but as we know there is no universal agreements for either. The expectations are ill placed.

they should be supporting those projects

As long as the end user is abiding by the licensing terms it shouldn’t be an expectation that any additional support is coming from anywhere. This is the nature of foss. The contributors should know this.