There’s just not much worth being happy about right now. Its kind of silly to be doing a light-hearted marketing push while people are being shot by their government.

Its the same reason Alien Conspiracies aren’t fun any more

> No, we only use Jellyfin via browser.

Three. Three emojis, used in headings as a bullet point.

It is perfectly plausable for someone whos job is to write technical documentation and promotional material would punch it up with a couple 'mojis.

https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/releases

Every single release uses the same format with the same 3 emojis. You’d know that if you’d clicked “releases” and had even a modicum of curiosity.

I consider if you’re typing words into a computer the CIA is reading it. Its a generally good idea to assume everything is already compromised.

They’re currently snarfing all the encrypted data to later decrypt it when the technology becomes possible, betting on quantum computing to break our current encryption technologies.

Its the only explanation I have for why AI needs disk storage. They’ve already indexed the internet, no?

Also, impressively, it ran like butter on a HTC ChaCha about 10 years after that phone was relevent, and was a joy to message on.

Discord is by far worse. 1bn in VC funding and it still fucking sucks ass.

It also enables far more of the “discord moderator” stereotype user behaviour.

At least telegram runs on garbage and doesn’t require 4GB just for electron to sit in my system memory like a fat pigeon.

I quite lldap too. I wish there was an easy way to glop oauth ontop of it.

The future of validating if people are “real” or not is beginning to feel like fighting with ghosts.

But I feel you, using github copilot as spicy autocomplete is the only way it is useful to me too. I also sort-of like the AI summaries of messages in my notification bar. I just wish that was all guaranteed to be locally generated. I’m kind of hoping a budget NPU will make a decent open local spicy-autocomplete solution at some point.

Oh no, I’m just suggesting upcycling someones old itx hardware and new chassis and making something that isn’t literally fragile.

Also, USB SATA controllers in those external hard drives tend to suck.

You may wish to consider just building a proper home NAS into a chassis like DS380 with a cheap ITX board and a decent controller if you need the throughput.

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I wonder if we can convince it to run a cryptominer on their infra.