Mashimo

If someone shows me a picture of a haircut, or a dress and asked me if it would look good on them, I can't imagine it. My mind does not work like that. I just can't visually see it.

You can take the photo, inside the chatgpt app and then talk to it without much effort. Perfect for a lazy teenager .

Correct, most do. Still leaves a significant portion that does not want to sub to multiple streaming services. Be that as it may, I have multiple friends who I share my jellyfin with. Giving them all access to my network is just not an option. It's not.

So on what version where you?

I think the biggest downsites for most people are the clients. Plex has still better client support on most TVs and mobile devices.

And then maybe watch offline support.

High end, as in feature rich.

If you think most non tech people can just casually find an old pc, install and setup pfsense, then you are out of touch with reality. And they also would have to let it run all the time and have space for it. That's just not something realistic. It's not an option for my friends. Might also break chromecast.

But then all of his traffic goes through my internet. Unless he has a special high end router that can only route specific domains.

Stop jellyfin, update containers, start container, start library scan?

Just like all the updates before that.

> like saying that a media will be permanently lost instead of "will be removed from Jellyfin" which is inaccurate?

I don't know if that changed, but I gave jellyfin only read only access to my movies.

I doubt that, how would that work? You would need to give all your friends a VPN login into your local network for all of their devices, including TVs.

Some commend on Reddit said it was introduced in 2015. I can't verify that.

Or fuel prices going up?

It does not read like op is using about potential qt problems, rather current ux.

AFAIK it was just regular usage telemetry. Audacity asks you on start if you want take part now.

Someone mentions it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49549040

https://tenacityaudio.org

Seem like they have a few commit every week. 32 Issues closed in a year: https://codeberg.org/tenacityteam/tenacity/activity/yearly

Looks healthy?

What does that mean?

What features do you need? Cloud saving?

What about the new design do you think is not functional any more compared to version 3?

Now that I look at it, why is the arm64 that much smaller then x86_64?

36 vs 47MB

Even with subscriptions, it means you get more:

https://opencode.ai/go

On this 10 USD / month sub you can do over 250 times more request compared to Kimi 3 or Grok.

Or 20 times as much as ChatGPT Luna.

If they ask me for help, why should I not give a quick example?

On some hard tasks we sometimes switch to codes.

Must be a cultural thing, I never heard about not touching a coworkers keyboard when working together.

It's 404 now.

It clearly tells you what files it can process. This is about media files, not source code.

Also another reason for having a single tool for a whole team: I can go to my coworkers desk for pair programming and have the same setup. I know the shortcuts, everyone has the same "run configurations" (start app, remote debug etc.), starting gradle tasks from UI, git comment style.

You speak from my heart. How many years did it take Debian to activate syntax highlighting for nano? Is the bash history still very short? So many low hanging fruits.

Same with no screenshots on github projects (For GUI projects)

And then there is me, working on large java codebase with IDEA through remote desktop on wifi, on a 7 year old windows laptop that is slowed down by corporate crap.

Mensch is German for Human.

Might be, but I can't take on every battle. I switched from chrome to vivaldi in the hopes of they would keep the v2 api alive. They could not. Currently I can't be asked to switch browser again. Maybe at some point.

But OP asked if "is this not enough of a selling point" and I wanted to answer that honestly.

Yeah, it's what I do. I use Vivaldi.

uBlock lite is enough for me. I switched from normal to lite and did not notice a difference.