As someone who basically put all my eggs into the PS5 as my console to do a physical collection for I am incredibly disappointed with this.
I wouldn't have cared whatsoever if they said PS6 is digital only. Wouldn't have bought a digital only console regardless.
But the idea that a game from a series I have collected for that comes out after 2028 won't have a disc is such a bummer.
I'm still coping they reverse the decision but I don't think thats likely. That or just let the random limited print companies continue to do their thing for the few people left who care?
When I became a professional developer, I felt the friction of windows and package management. I knew of Linux desktop, and had used Ubuntu briefly in around 2008 or 09, and then at the time in 2021 I made the switch to Fedora for ease of dev. And never looked back.
A YouTuber already proved that Teslas autopilot would drive straight through a portrait of a road. Since it only uses cameras without other tech like lidar
Just make sure your Pixel 8 is unlocked. The rest is very simple.
You could just configure the default timeout.
You can change the default wait from 90 seconds to something like 5 seconds.
/etc/systemd/system.conf.d/system.conf
[Manager] DefaultTimeoutStopSec=2s
As someone who basically put all my eggs into the PS5 as my console to do a physical collection for I am incredibly disappointed with this.
I wouldn't have cared whatsoever if they said PS6 is digital only. Wouldn't have bought a digital only console regardless.
But the idea that a game from a series I have collected for that comes out after 2028 won't have a disc is such a bummer.
I'm still coping they reverse the decision but I don't think thats likely. That or just let the random limited print companies continue to do their thing for the few people left who care?
If you're going to self host I would personally recommend Immich though. I think Ente is great if you do want a cloud provider and no overhead.
Very fair but they do address that here:
https://tailscale.com/blog/free-plan
When I became a professional developer, I felt the friction of windows and package management. I knew of Linux desktop, and had used Ubuntu briefly in around 2008 or 09, and then at the time in 2021 I made the switch to Fedora for ease of dev. And never looked back.
Tailscale. It's free. Insanely easy to set up.
Just install on your devices and connect via the given tailscale ip for the jellyfin server.
If they get a physical copy some day then yes. Until then, no.
So Windows Xp and earlier?
Sure because humans don't have radar and lidar. Something Tesla chose not to put on their vehicle.
A YouTuber already proved that Teslas autopilot would drive straight through a portrait of a road. Since it only uses cameras without other tech like lidar
MPV is generally the best performant video player for me. And the Showtime UI is nice. Best of both worlds
A clean home directory is the best selling point for me with flatpaks