Not for me. Before Plex I was browsing folders on my TV and I actually had to organize everything, plus find and download matching subtitles. It sucked so much.
I got into self hosting because of Plex and ran it on a 2015 Shield (both the server and the player) for ~8 years. Just moved the server to another machine this year.
Still happy premium user.
That's nice to read, happy you found a solution fitting for you.
Also happy to read you'd like to contribute, sometimes I get mixed feedback when it's about giving back somehow to these devs.
Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I think I used an apk from way before and now after updating it I see their new beautiful UI. Pretty nice.
I'm also all for OSS, but in this case, for me, there's no OSS alternative for navigation. Both CoMaps and OsmAnd can be used for it, but not tailored to do it.
As a frequent and satisfied user, I'm happy to contribute to their development. 15 EUR annually doesn't seem far fetched, but you can actually get the Premium package on their site for 6 EUR (link to the pricing page). That's like 3-4 can of beers kind of money.
What I'm doing is, having this kind of rss feed where I'm adding the sources (Capy reader with Fresh rss ftw) and when I need more/other I'm checking Kagi news https://kite.kagi.com/
I would say definitely not essential, but it can elevate both forming and having one.
There should still be something in common to build on.
In general, being a big fan of both Psych and Scrubs on TV, I would say pop culture references elevated both of those shows for me greatly. It feels like theyrey sharing insider jokes with me and I do get them.
This is probably too late for OP, but may be useful for others.
Baby Buddy was such a nice tool to have when our daughter was really small. It's a self hosted app, so needs a tech savvy dad/mom.
I struggled a little bit setting up, but boy it was worth it. As it was also connected to Home Assistant, I was able to show some nice stats and reminders on our kitchen dashboard. Plus I had a Hue switch lying which I was then quickly able to reprogram into quickly add feedings, and diaper changes into the database.
I was not expecting to change your opinion instantly. I'm sure you have real experiences backing up your sentiments.
Still I hope you get this same feedback from other places, and realize that the world is usually not black and white, bad and good... and you're actually welcomed to develop more sophisticated views of things and people around you.
It's all easy and cozy to think in extremes, but it will get you nowhere as a person.
As an HR professional, that's just incredibly hurtful to read.
I'm really sorry you had that experience, which is making you generalize a whole a set of people based on what they are working on.
And it's also bad to see a lot of people just jumped on the hate train and upvoted it.
This level of armchair negativity contributes nothing to the conversation.
Well, if it could think outside the box every once in a while, that would be great y'know.
You don't need a mouse for a server. Just SSH into it, duh.
Not for me. Before Plex I was browsing folders on my TV and I actually had to organize everything, plus find and download matching subtitles. It sucked so much.
I got into self hosting because of Plex and ran it on a 2015 Shield (both the server and the player) for ~8 years. Just moved the server to another machine this year. Still happy premium user.
Not used it yet with the subscription, so I would be curious to hear what features are not working.
Nice. So is €3.5 around 3-4 cans of beer in Colombia?
That's nice to read, happy you found a solution fitting for you. Also happy to read you'd like to contribute, sometimes I get mixed feedback when it's about giving back somehow to these devs.
I would guess this is why it's referred to as shit: https://menafn.com/1109612598/Organic-Maps-Fork-Spurs-Governance-Debate
Thanks for bringing it to my attention. I think I used an apk from way before and now after updating it I see their new beautiful UI. Pretty nice.
I'm also all for OSS, but in this case, for me, there's no OSS alternative for navigation. Both CoMaps and OsmAnd can be used for it, but not tailored to do it.
As a frequent and satisfied user, I'm happy to contribute to their development. 15 EUR annually doesn't seem far fetched, but you can actually get the Premium package on their site for 6 EUR (link to the pricing page). That's like 3-4 can of beers kind of money.
https://iammarkzuckerberg.com/
What I'm doing is, having this kind of rss feed where I'm adding the sources (Capy reader with Fresh rss ftw) and when I need more/other I'm checking Kagi news https://kite.kagi.com/
I would say definitely not essential, but it can elevate both forming and having one. There should still be something in common to build on.
In general, being a big fan of both Psych and Scrubs on TV, I would say pop culture references elevated both of those shows for me greatly. It feels like theyrey sharing insider jokes with me and I do get them.
"Bricked" in the title feels a bit of a clickbait. In my interpretation if something is bricked, it won't just start working again after a few hours.
RIP my precious HTC Desire...
Purple. Quick explanation: Ravens, R. Madrid, Újpest (Hungarian soccer).
This is probably too late for OP, but may be useful for others. Baby Buddy was such a nice tool to have when our daughter was really small. It's a self hosted app, so needs a tech savvy dad/mom.
I struggled a little bit setting up, but boy it was worth it. As it was also connected to Home Assistant, I was able to show some nice stats and reminders on our kitchen dashboard. Plus I had a Hue switch lying which I was then quickly able to reprogram into quickly add feedings, and diaper changes into the database.
I was more thinking of the Proton Pass alias feature, but now I'm not sure if that's free https://proton.me/support/pass-email-alias
You can set up the auto forward to an alias, so Gmail wouldn't even see your original address.
In Hungary it's actually "kaki" that would be the closest translation of poop. So, spot on.
I was not expecting to change your opinion instantly. I'm sure you have real experiences backing up your sentiments.
Still I hope you get this same feedback from other places, and realize that the world is usually not black and white, bad and good... and you're actually welcomed to develop more sophisticated views of things and people around you.
It's all easy and cozy to think in extremes, but it will get you nowhere as a person.
As an HR professional, that's just incredibly hurtful to read. I'm really sorry you had that experience, which is making you generalize a whole a set of people based on what they are working on. And it's also bad to see a lot of people just jumped on the hate train and upvoted it.
This level of armchair negativity contributes nothing to the conversation.