Ohh that’s really smart! I’ve been tracking my workouts for almost 2 years. I really like the idea classifying my taste in music. Will definitely my it on my list of projects!
Totally agree my data has no value here :) I have considered charting genre viewing preferences and how it’s changed over the years but that’s years away.
Slightly related, I have a service that’s been tracking my music history for about 10 years. It’s fun to see how my tastes have changed!
I have 2 years tautulli logs for a plex server of 10 users. Only has 3-4 users regularly watch stuff and 90% is my kids watching that same thing over and over, hahhaha. Maybe one day I’ll find good use of the data.
They’ve been implementing this for a while with some of their models. There’s an excellent script that is actively maintained to get around their shit policies.
I’m only using a Synology (ds1823xs+) because I got a killer deal. (Sometimes I still wish I went with unraid.) I’ve never encountered any issues using unapproved hard drives with this script.
Thanks! It started as a way for me to skip low raking seasons. A hours of tunnel vision later I ended up with this.
I watched the first few seasons back when they originally aired… A few years ago I decided to dive back in and have loved it! It’s honestly a solid show and holds up really well.
Disable all your extensions and see if it works. I remember having a similar issue a while back due to a vpn extension being installed. Even when the vpn wasn’t in use, google meet didn’t work until I disabled the extension.
Haha! Phoenix definitely loves to pave over its history.
I have deep roots in Tucson but only went there to visit my grandparent. They lived north of Tanque Verde with nothing around them. Beautiful area but boring as a kid.
Indirectly, yes. I switch between multiple accounts, one of which is for browsing art and photography communities.
A potentially better, though more involved, solution could be to configure unique settings for each account. Another option might be to unify settings across all accounts or allow for separate customization. I mentioned this because Apollo, a huge inspiration for Voyager, had a similar feature.
Here’s my understanding of I2P. It’s similar to Tor because it's decentralized, encrypted, and anonymous- but better for hosting hidden services and communication. It’s a network within the internet that operates using its own rules and protocols, separate from the public internet.
The IMDb part had some automation but the other sources were by hand. I could probably do similar for episodes.
Ah I was looking up sources for episode ratings and came across this: https://episodehive.com/tv-shows/survivor-2000
Ohh that’s really smart! I’ve been tracking my workouts for almost 2 years. I really like the idea classifying my taste in music. Will definitely my it on my list of projects!
Totally agree my data has no value here :) I have considered charting genre viewing preferences and how it’s changed over the years but that’s years away.
Slightly related, I have a service that’s been tracking my music history for about 10 years. It’s fun to see how my tastes have changed!
I have 2 years tautulli logs for a plex server of 10 users. Only has 3-4 users regularly watch stuff and 90% is my kids watching that same thing over and over, hahhaha. Maybe one day I’ll find good use of the data.
https://web.archive.org/web/20250601151523/https://nokiamob.net/2025/05/30/huawei-and-smic-will-produce-3nm-chips-despite-sanctions/
Ha! I bought a plex lifetime pass years ago while on sale. Maybe one day I’ll switch to jellyfin- maybe sooner than I think.
On a positive note synologys brtfs is pretty cool. If anything, it’s one less thing I don’t need to worry about.
They’ve been implementing this for a while with some of their models. There’s an excellent script that is actively maintained to get around their shit policies.
I’m only using a Synology (ds1823xs+) because I got a killer deal. (Sometimes I still wish I went with unraid.) I’ve never encountered any issues using unapproved hard drives with this script.
https://github.com/007revad/Synology_HDD_db
This is what I do. I sleep better at night knowing I costing them a few cents by only using them as a search engine.
Thanks! It started as a way for me to skip low raking seasons. A hours of tunnel vision later I ended up with this.
I watched the first few seasons back when they originally aired… A few years ago I decided to dive back in and have loved it! It’s honestly a solid show and holds up really well.
Awww yeah!
Disable all your extensions and see if it works. I remember having a similar issue a while back due to a vpn extension being installed. Even when the vpn wasn’t in use, google meet didn’t work until I disabled the extension.
Thanks, I’ll check it out! I’m also a fan of adjusting recipes as I go.
Ohhh nice! Do you mind sharing your recipe?
Haha! Phoenix definitely loves to pave over its history.
I have deep roots in Tucson but only went there to visit my grandparent. They lived north of Tanque Verde with nothing around them. Beautiful area but boring as a kid.
But it’s Tucson…
Their last 3 albums are trilogy covering different phases of growing up and are all incredible.
To all who liked this song- they’re going on tour this fall with Chromeo and highly recommend going!
Indirectly, yes. I switch between multiple accounts, one of which is for browsing art and photography communities.
A potentially better, though more involved, solution could be to configure unique settings for each account. Another option might be to unify settings across all accounts or allow for separate customization. I mentioned this because Apollo, a huge inspiration for Voyager, had a similar feature.
I can snag a copy of it for ya! PM me and we can figure out a file transfer.
Proof!
https://lemmy.sdf.org/pictrs/image/67b268de-1b9c-4da1-b701-1d35d6d6bfa7.png
Was going to say the same! Although I like Hot Water Music’s cover Radio a bit more than the original.
https://youtu.be/VoiriTImRt0
Here’s my understanding of I2P. It’s similar to Tor because it's decentralized, encrypted, and anonymous- but better for hosting hidden services and communication. It’s a network within the internet that operates using its own rules and protocols, separate from the public internet.