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CmdrShepard42

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  • The Trump Administration Accidentally Texted Me Its Dinner Plans - AMA

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  • I thought he preferred his seals rotted in the sun for at least a week before eating them. It really softens up the meat and it melts off the bone.

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  • I'm sure it's a lot more than that, but yes you do need to be careful if it's an issue for you. If you treat it like a debit card and pay things right away it can help to get you in the right mindset. It is free money after all so doing it is better than not.

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  • Unless it's your credit card that you use for cash back rewards and pay off fully each month.

  • Has anyone de-Teslaed a Tesla before?

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  • Not necessarily. Even modern ICE V8 engines share little with their predecessors from the 1950s outside of their basic designs, yet people figured these systems out and are able to tune them with their laptops using third party software to achieve performance you'd never see from an old carbed small block Chevy with mechanical ignition. This era could be a new frontier in performance modifications.

  • Has anyone de-Teslaed a Tesla before?

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  • What do they use to do the OTA updates for many of their recalls? I would assume the 4G connection, but if that were disabled, the car still functions the same?

  • Someone help me understand the sonarr to jellyfin workflow

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  • You can set individual seed time/ratios in the indexer settings for each tracker in sonarr and radarr.

  • GM blocks dealership from installing Apple CarPlay retrofit kits in EVs

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  • Edison Motors is doing that in Canada for light duty trucks. I don't think there's much of a market for it outside that considering the insane amount of labor costs you'd encounter trying to retrofit a vehicle. Best to either sell the kits to DIYers or find those few unicorn buyers who'd be willing to hand you $100k-$200k for 6-12 months worth of labor on a one-off vehicle.

  • portable jellyfin stack

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  • I agree to just fill up the HDD with media and bring that to play with VLC. Setting up the *arrs and usenet seems like a lot.

    Like someone else suggested, maybe just bring a laptop and then you can manually torrent the few new episodes of whatever show you're currently watching rather than dealing with the automation aspect.

  • Tools to migrate from Plex to Jellyfin?

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  • I had not seen that about the Plex Pass doubling.

    Yep the most recent delta shows the price of the Seagate drive increasing over what it was in early 2024 and 2023. I can attest to this personally as I've been buying at least one 8-14TB drive each year since 2018 and back then I could get new 8TB drives at $105 but now WD wants $176 for the same 8TB Easystore. Your link shows multiple different options each quarter which is an apples to oranges comparison.

    You sound like a boomer talking about the house they bought decades ago for $75,000.

    Oh really when the license is still the same exact $120 price a decade later? Have you ever heard of inflation? Apparently not as you talk about how things used to be cheaper while not even realizing that this $120 license should cost $162 if they had kept up with inflation, but please keep telling us about how you used to wear an onion on your belt back when prices were cheaper as you call others "boomers."

  • Tools to migrate from Plex to Jellyfin?

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  • How have they doubled their prices? The monthly fee and lifetime license are still the same price and they've always charged for Android and iOS playback if you didn't have the Plex Pass. I won't argue that this change is a good thing but I don't think it's anywhere near as big of a deal as people are making it out to be. They aren't changing anyone now who streams from a server that has the Plex Pass so now my users can watch on their mobile devices for free using a license I paid for once close to a decade ago.

    HDD manufacturers have been increasing their prices as of late for the same products that were previously cheaper, and Mullvad is still charging you the same monthly fee even though they've removed important features like port forwarding, so what's the difference? Hosting a server has costs associated with it and this is another one of those costs if you want to use their completely optional solution to use and share your library.

  • Tools to migrate from Plex to Jellyfin?

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  • It doesn't do anything more for you than to stream your own media

    Sure it does, which is why we're not all using VLC to stream our media.

    Furthermore, they do provide a simple way to share our media with friends and family via their authentication servers along with their relay servers if direct access to your server goes down for whatever reason which have associated costs. I have a lot of my own gripes about Plex, but this particular change is probably at the bottom of the list, and I think acting like this software has zero value is disparaging not only Plex but Jellyfin and the army of volunteers over there working hard to make their product better for you and everyone else at no cost. You're essentially saying all their work is worthless since their product accomplishes all the same things as Plex.

  • Tools to migrate from Plex to Jellyfin?

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  • This is like complaining that you have to spend money on HDDs or a VPN.

  • Plex is locking remote streaming behind a subscription in April

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  • Now people expect to pay once and get upgrades forever.

    Because they're called "lifetime passes" voluntarily offered by the company. It seems weird to act like people are being entitled about this or that their $75-$120 one-time payment is meaningless compared to someone who's only paid $5 or worse using it for free.

  • Plex is locking remote streaming behind a subscription in April

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  • I have had both a Plex and Emby lifetime subscription since around 2018 and relied on Emby for quite a while during Plexs shenanigans 5-6 years ago but still think Plex and Jellyfin are the only true options. Emby is just an amalgamation of the worst qualities of Plex and Jellyfin. It "just works" as a media player in the same way that VLC "just works" but doesn't offer a whole lot outside of that especially nothing that these other two don't offer. Plex is the "polished but expensive and limited" solution and Jellyfin is the "free, some work required, and open" solution.

  • Plex is locking remote streaming behind a subscription in April

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  • Jellyfin was forked from Emby years ago when Emby went closed source I believe on the 4.0 update.

  • Plex is locking remote streaming behind a subscription in April

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  • They do actually provide a relay server if your personal server isn't entirely accessible for whatever reason (for example I recently added a new NIC on my server which changed the IP and broke my port forwarding and my users were still able to watch my media via the relay). It is limited to low res quality but it is something they're offering.

  • Plex is locking remote streaming behind a subscription in April

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  • Anyone know if they're referring to Plex "Home" users or anyone you've granted access to here? I used to just hand out my credentials with my admin account pass code protected but now I make people create their own accounts and just grant them access.

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  • I've had Plex and Emby (what Jellyfin was forked from) running alongside one a other for years now on Windows with zero issues. They shouldn't have any effect on one another.

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  • That works but is pretty insecure as you have nothing protecting your server outside of a basic password.