But will the article tell me why the "autoconnect to newly discovered device, forcing disconnect of any currently connected device and refusal to automatically reconnect to last connected device" bug still exists some 20ish years after it was first reported?
I am a huge Evil Dead fan and this one did not disappoint. For an Evil Dead movie without Bruce Campbell, they did a really good job. Looking forward to watching it again!
I'm surprised and very disappointed. First time hearing about this. Spread the word! I wonder if privacyguides has updated their recommendations based on this news.
I have a huge messy folder on my server packed with hundreds of recipes in plain text, rtf, PDF, and other formats. Can this tool automagically import and organize all of them?
Are you OK? I didn't realize my comment was so inflammatory. I just love Jellyfin and don't appreciate Plex's actions over the years. You love Emby. That's cool! Use what works for you.
I only need my server to work locally so I haven't messed with that part personally. But I've read that setting up tailscale is straightforward and works fine. There are many other solutions to the problem. I would definitely invest a lot of effort before paying for Plex.
You're not wrong. I would just rather learn Headscale or nginx or any other option than pay that Plex subscription. But I'm sure there are people out there who have extremely valuable time and wouldn't hesitate to fork over 750.
I have not personally experienced any issues with hardware transcoding. My server is an old Dell Optiplex and I use clients on Linux, Android, Roku and Shield.
Yes you are correct about remote access and if that was a priority for me, I would happily learn that part instead of paying for Plex.
Old builder dude here. IMO, copper is the best you could ask for. I assume you have it under pressure already and you have inspected it thoroughly. I wouldn't pay any attention to surface oxidation. I would pay attention to any freeze damage, porosity or poor soldering. If it needs some repair, now is the time to do it. But I absolutely would not tear it out unless most of it is damaged beyond repair.
Great read! I wonder what his perspective is now. That article was written in August 2024 and a lot has happened since then. For example, I cannot fathom the agreement to Sundar's latest pay package. Another example of failing up the corporate ladder.
Also, it feels like competition with China was an overlooked wildcard in his argument. It would not surprise me if the bubble continues to grow just to try and beat China.
Second this. In the spirit of a 3-2-1 backup scenario, I also like to keep a copy on SpiderOak or Proton Drive and that works well for me. Encrypted cloud storage is my recommendation. And store your key file someplace apart from the database.
Tech liquidation/recycling companies? I'd like to hear more about that
That's incredibly cheap for a pump that large, compared to what we pay across the pond
But will the article tell me why the "autoconnect to newly discovered device, forcing disconnect of any currently connected device and refusal to automatically reconnect to last connected device" bug still exists some 20ish years after it was first reported?
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I am a huge Evil Dead fan and this one did not disappoint. For an Evil Dead movie without Bruce Campbell, they did a really good job. Looking forward to watching it again!
I freaking loved it and had such an amazing time watching it in theaters. Super fan! Can't wait to see it again
I'm surprised and very disappointed. First time hearing about this. Spread the word! I wonder if privacyguides has updated their recommendations based on this news.
Wow, that was fast! Thanks! I'll give it a try
This. I'm thoroughly convinced that humanity is doomed if we cannot move beyond tribalism
I have a huge messy folder on my server packed with hundreds of recipes in plain text, rtf, PDF, and other formats. Can this tool automagically import and organize all of them?
I saw it recently. Great movie! Super creepy without all the stupid jump scares
Are you OK? I didn't realize my comment was so inflammatory. I just love Jellyfin and don't appreciate Plex's actions over the years. You love Emby. That's cool! Use what works for you.
If it works for you, great!
I haven't looked at Emby in a long time. Last I checked, it wasn't as capable or feature rich as Jellyfin or Plex
I only need my server to work locally so I haven't messed with that part personally. But I've read that setting up tailscale is straightforward and works fine. There are many other solutions to the problem. I would definitely invest a lot of effort before paying for Plex.
You're not wrong. I would just rather learn Headscale or nginx or any other option than pay that Plex subscription. But I'm sure there are people out there who have extremely valuable time and wouldn't hesitate to fork over 750.
I have not personally experienced any issues with hardware transcoding. My server is an old Dell Optiplex and I use clients on Linux, Android, Roku and Shield.
Yes you are correct about remote access and if that was a priority for me, I would happily learn that part instead of paying for Plex.
I don't know why anyone would pay that instead of using Jellyfin. I've had my server up for years now and it works great.
Old builder dude here. IMO, copper is the best you could ask for. I assume you have it under pressure already and you have inspected it thoroughly. I wouldn't pay any attention to surface oxidation. I would pay attention to any freeze damage, porosity or poor soldering. If it needs some repair, now is the time to do it. But I absolutely would not tear it out unless most of it is damaged beyond repair.
Great read! I wonder what his perspective is now. That article was written in August 2024 and a lot has happened since then. For example, I cannot fathom the agreement to Sundar's latest pay package. Another example of failing up the corporate ladder.
Also, it feels like competition with China was an overlooked wildcard in his argument. It would not surprise me if the bubble continues to grow just to try and beat China.
Second this. In the spirit of a 3-2-1 backup scenario, I also like to keep a copy on SpiderOak or Proton Drive and that works well for me. Encrypted cloud storage is my recommendation. And store your key file someplace apart from the database.