OuterTune, F-Droid.

Why would you do that? We should all keep on seeding as long as possible.

Is there a way one could load this up as a Nextcloud app, or something?

Let me stop you right there: the chances of Jellyfin going rogue are much smaller. It’s libre software. It’s GPL. It’s copyleft. We are pretty much safe.

There is a Lemmy version of the same community, I won’t link to it just in case, but it’s very easy to find.

It’s not as active, but if you are going to reddit, make sure you come back and post some info to ours!

Also, seed to I2P trackers!! It’s now possible with qBitTorrent.

So piracy is legal now. We can use piracy data to train our brain models. No one can say it’s not innovative nor transformative.

It’s way better at driving cars.

We are advancing humanity!

No one will shed a single tear for you, greedy bastards.

dot one

Website changed, but it is still out there.

Edit: syntax

Okay, yeah, that is definitely concerning.

There are no ads on my Kindle.

After the feature of being able to send EPUB files to Kindle through email and them being automatically converted… I have not felt I was missing anything by using standard Kindle software.

So I’d suggest, unless you really really need some obscure feature, Calibre+Kindle is nowadays perfectly fine, and maybe you shouldn’t risk bricking your device.

This thingie fails miserably when trying to listen to covers, alternate versions and the like. Most times it just plays a different version. And I hate that.

I bricked a (very annoying) router trying to update its packages, so I am really looking forward for a sane package management system instead of the absolute manual mess it was before (and seems like still is).

Definitely firewall things. Do you connect your personal phone to your work’s Wi-Fi? I would really not.

KDE Connect masterrace represent!

Is there any benefit to that aside from cleanliness?

Most “normal” programs use some “abstraction” libraries, so the programmer doesn’t need to know which platform it is running on. This “platform” is important because it is the layer that actually talks to things like your SSD, RAM, GPU, etc.

Videogames, tho, are very very specific programs that really benefit from very optimized code, so some of these “abstraction” libraries simply will be worked on for a specific operative system.

Thankfully, the people from the WINE project and lots of work from Valve themselves have made it possible to “trick” these libraries into thinking they are talking to Windows. It’s not perfect, tho, so some stuff is still not working, but you’d be surprised how much we’ve got already. Check out the ProtonDB project.

I find it funny when people around me think I am a computer expert and I just tried to read this and couldn’t comprehend sh*t.