Jellyfin is really easy to setup and use. Just sayin'...

There should be a starter pack for newcomers :) "Here you go, a collection of the top 100 movies and top 10 tv shows!"

Arrrrr

Projects like Plex, they started out from the open source community, had free contributions, and then monetized. People are bastardizing open source.

not only is chicken cheaper, it's healthier. so maybe that also has something to do with it?

i hope as humanity advances, it would be nice to see technological advances in meat alternatives rather than farming chickens. i love eating meat, but damn is it inhumane and inefficient

Eh, a Windows box with Jellyfin installed. Whoever is the maintainer needs to be somewhat tech literate. IP addresses, folder navigation, torrenting, and vpn I think would cover a bare minimum setup.

But when users are on the same network, Jellyfin is not difficult to use from an end-user perspective. My kids can navigate Jellyfin on our Roku TV. My tech illiterate wife can navigate it on her phone.

For the maintainer, I speculate it's a tradeoff of time and money. I save $70 a month, don't have to navigate multiple BS streaming providers, and get to feel like I'm putting it to the man.

but Mao still has the high score for kills. Estimated 65,000,000

eh, i work in IT. the amount AI contributes is astounding. unfortunately i know one university having their compsci students now doing their projects using AI.

it definitely is an efficiency gain

I'll take a stab at it.

It's a safe drinking supply. That's a big part of why humans drank it for thousands of years.

communism is nice on paper, not in real life, because people suck. China is not truly communist.