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Jellyfin to quadruple their prices following Plex's price increases
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I am not going to say no.
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Jellyfin to quadruple their prices following Plex's price increases
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I am not going to say no.
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"Goatmobile", Ohio, USA, early 1900s
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I am no engineer, so take this with a grain of salt, but i think it's to keep the energy produced by the goat contained within the chamber. The internal goat engine was a huge boost to goat efficiency at the time.
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What am I agreeing to?
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How the fuck did i read this?.. I guess i'm not a robot after all.
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Spotify enables Lossless on native Linux client!
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They pay the artists very little per listen. They have more subscribers, that is why their total payout is still bigger than their competitors.
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Being that the ocean lacks carbonation, the earth is technically flat.
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If that's true, then why don't the oceans explode when i throw in a Mentos?
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Password managers vulnerable: 40 million users at risk of stolen data
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Passkeys were very much vulnerable, based on the original articles charts.
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Jellyfin to quadruple their prices following Plex's price increases
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If you go the film route, consider using 8mm. Even though some people thinks it's still too experimental i find the file compression to be far superior (one third file size after transcoding my library from VHS -> 8mm film) and they barely burst into flames.
Besides who has movie nights without drinks nearby you can put on the fire?
Make sure you use mixed drinks and not hard liquor as that will not put out fire and make your insurance company really annoying.
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How do I determine what a mystery dongle does? Edit: solved
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Sound about right. A YubiKey will print a one-time password when touched, by default.
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CryptPad vs OnlyOffice?
CryptPads "selling point" is that it is e2e encrypted, meaning your documents Should™ be secure if the server hosting them is compromised, which i think is meaningful.
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Stubsack: weekly thread for sneers not worth an entire post, week ending 31st May 2026
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You give them a marshmellow and promise them another one if they don't eat the first one inside 2 minutes.
Usually kids pass this test when the are around 3 yo, so if the embryo passes they are so far ahead developmentally they will grow up to become a god.
Or something like that. IDK...
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A Northrop P-61 Black Widow firing all four Browning .50 caliber machine guns in the top turret along with the Hispano 20 mm cannons in the lower forward fuselage while on the ground at night.
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I just DuckDuckGo'ed it. Turns out the laser was actually invented in 1960 it was just considered a useless invention until Star Wars proved it could be uses for weapons.
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Yes, We even Stole from Work under Socialism
Although the guard never found a thing, he continued to search the worker at the end of each shift—year after year after year. Finally, decades later, the man was due to retire. As he pushed his wheelbarrow out for the last time, the guard searched it, then said in despair, “Look, it doesn’t matter anymore, but satisfy my curiosity. We know you are stealing something. Yet every day I search your wheelbarrow and find nothing. How can this be?”
“It’s easy,” shrugged the worker. “I’m stealing wheelbarrows.”
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A Northrop P-61 Black Widow firing all four Browning .50 caliber machine guns in the top turret along with the Hispano 20 mm cannons in the lower forward fuselage while on the ground at night.
Is it shooting lasers? I thought laser weapons weren't invented before 1977?
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Where I live, I have to have this conversation way too often with people.
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This reminds me of Connections with James Burke (i only saw the reboot), that explores how breakthroughs have depended on other semi-related ideas and technology.
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36 apocalypse and the truth about prince andrew
This was probably the best read i've ever gotten from spam.
The suspense, the (unhinged) world building, the (campy) plot twist. It's like a shitty horror movie. Bravo!
Still downvoting for the spam, though.
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I'm a left bottom
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Show off
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Just just one more protest guys! That'll show em! VoTEeee!
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This is a Political Memes community.
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Pay your employees a living wage
This is obviously a picture of a Euro Cup fan...
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PSA Huggingface is scraping GitHub
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I like "hypefocusing", even if it's a typo.
It's a better decription of 9/10 of the time i would otherwise say i "hyperfocus".
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Uses for local AI?
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Nextcloud Recognize is supposed to do that, but I haven't tried it. You might try looking down that road.