I love Jellyfin and use it for all my videos, but have to question if it is really the most optimized platform for music.
In my opinion, running a navidrome server on the side is a better option. It is designed just for music and because it supports the subsonic protocol there are tons of different clients to suit different needs.
It looks like there have been some attempts at a subsonic plug-in for Jellyfin which would give you access to many more clients, but I don’t know the state of them.
I agree. But it’ll come due to drought and the fact that Trump screwed over farmers with soy exports, which is an important cover crop for crop rotation.
If farmers can’t make money on soy, they’ll take shortcuts, which will rob the soil of nutrients. That with drought will lead to another dust bowl that will be devastating.
I have a domain I’ve owned for 25 years that I created as a teen and use for my personal website and email. Fortunately it is pretty meaningless and not embarrassing!
Who needs to sail the high seas when your local library has a great set of blu-ray and dvd and you can rip it just like you like it! I love having the commentary and extras too.
Does anyone remember a computer game from around 2002-2003 by Grin software? I thought it was called Ballistics but must be misremembering.
It was like these games but you were in a tunnel and the ship stuck to the edges so you’d have to rotate around obstacles or temporarily use the release to float off and reattach. I remember it being very fast.
I beta tested the game for Linux but don’t think the Linux port ever went GA before the Linux publisher (maybe LGP) shutdown.
I was an early adopter of a cd burner but I still found Zip drives to be way better for casual storage. CDrs were great for audio cds or video cds, but cd-rws were slow and painful. Zips were great for quick storage where you didn’t have to think about filling up a cd permanently.
This is only an executive order. We know those are meaningless. I’m curious if there will actually be research on something that could go back to being illegal at any time.
Wow that brought back some memories! Armagetron and tuxracer were the 3d games to play on Linux and test your graphics drivers. I can’t believe there is still a strong community around this.
I love Jellyfin and use it for all my videos, but have to question if it is really the most optimized platform for music.
In my opinion, running a navidrome server on the side is a better option. It is designed just for music and because it supports the subsonic protocol there are tons of different clients to suit different needs.
It looks like there have been some attempts at a subsonic plug-in for Jellyfin which would give you access to many more clients, but I don’t know the state of them.
I agree. But it’ll come due to drought and the fact that Trump screwed over farmers with soy exports, which is an important cover crop for crop rotation.
If farmers can’t make money on soy, they’ll take shortcuts, which will rob the soil of nutrients. That with drought will lead to another dust bowl that will be devastating.
I have a domain I’ve owned for 25 years that I created as a teen and use for my personal website and email. Fortunately it is pretty meaningless and not embarrassing!
Who needs to sail the high seas when your local library has a great set of blu-ray and dvd and you can rip it just like you like it! I love having the commentary and extras too.
It’s time to move to Jellyfin!
Crazy that in 1990 we could get pizzas in the burbs in under 30 minutes with no technology and free delivery. Now I can’t even get them still warm…
One of my all time favorites. I still watch it all the time.
Tori Amos’s Raining Blood
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YUOuJJdjFHc
You could also create a user systemd service. It’s just a few line config you drop into the correct place in your home directory.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Systemd/User
Found this game on My Abondonware.
It works great under WINE, but you need a No CD Patch. I used
Ballistics v1.0 [ENGLISH] No-CD/Fixed EXE #3which worked perfectly.I guess I answered my own question 🫢
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballistics_(video_game)
Does anyone remember a computer game from around 2002-2003 by Grin software? I thought it was called Ballistics but must be misremembering.
It was like these games but you were in a tunnel and the ship stuck to the edges so you’d have to rotate around obstacles or temporarily use the release to float off and reattach. I remember it being very fast.
I beta tested the game for Linux but don’t think the Linux port ever went GA before the Linux publisher (maybe LGP) shutdown.
I “metaltate” several times a week. Dark room, closed eyes, focus on breathing, and headphones with black metal.
That was fun.
Would love to but many states still make it incredibly hard/expensive.
I always thought it was the _Bear_enstein Bears.
I was an early adopter of a cd burner but I still found Zip drives to be way better for casual storage. CDrs were great for audio cds or video cds, but cd-rws were slow and painful. Zips were great for quick storage where you didn’t have to think about filling up a cd permanently.
This is only an executive order. We know those are meaningless. I’m curious if there will actually be research on something that could go back to being illegal at any time.
Wow that brought back some memories! Armagetron and tuxracer were the 3d games to play on Linux and test your graphics drivers. I can’t believe there is still a strong community around this.
I feel like you should have to be able to spell college before you can be admitted…