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  • Everything I get usually has it's metadata updated / overwritten by Musicbrainz anyway

    But, yeah, it's slow going if you're in a niche...

    I've created / updated a few albums in there and it takes a few minutes to get it all done, but there's some satisfaction in giving back

  • They’re my preferred platform for buying music.

    I purchase from Bandcamp, should I be looking to move over?

  • Yep, it's something that more people need to consider to keep their free (as in the source code is not a prisoner) software going

    It looks like jellyfin costs ~$500/MONTH just for their hosting fees: https://opencollective.com/jellyfin

    If everyone using jellyfin contributed $1/month, I bet that would be covered

    (No, I'm not affiliated with them)

  • Think I'd rather pay that towards the development of Jellyfin

  • I'm just glad I've still got my MythTV running.

  • They're referencing the package as a whole, plastic casing, gold internal wiring, etc. and the silicon die in the center of it all.

  • IMHO each new version of Windows looks & feels different to the last anyway, so most (general users) wouldn't know the difference - they just need a web browser an email client and an office suite.

    That 1 Windows-only program they use is probably not compatible with the next version of Windows too

  • I'm using a Pi Zero as a voice satellite with an additional mic hat and a speaker hanging off the audio output and it's ... ok

    There's definitely much lower WAF with this option

    The voice assistant has built-in audio which appears to be high (enough) quality and considering it's case, power, etc, not to mention funding the advancement of open source voice control, it's just overall “better”

    If you've got a Pi lying around with a mic & speaker, definitely give it a go

  • What's the general thoughts on running a TOR node?

    I think an exit node would probably get my (domestic) ISP asking some questions and / or my static IP getting blocklisted quickly

  • Yep, BOINC has regularly warmed my home office over many a winter... until I shutdown that machine.

    Maybe I should try again...

  • And clean up the crime scene...

  • Yep. Like a map website...

  • You still need signal reconditioning for fibre too, which needs power...

    I know where you're coming from, but not everywhere is populated enough, so these alternatives exist.

  • You'd need signal boosters at regular intervals, which need power... so now you're running multiple cables.

    But you can't run them too close together as the power will induce noise in the data cable.

    And after a long distance even the power needs boosting.

    And to protect the cables, you'd need to bury them or put them on poles. Separately.

    At a certain point, cable becomes the expensive option...

  • Ahh, didn't look into that, I'll have to check if I can remove some redundant addons.

    thanks

  • Had a family member complaining that they couldn't access “the internet” and found that they only clicked ads on google searches...

    (boggle)🧠

  • Yeah, I'm using Vivaldi too and getting concerned about UBO's lifespan...

    I also have pfBlockerNG running in my firewall, which blocks a load too, but not looking forwards to the future...

  • Digital Autonomy with RISC-V in Europe

    They really tried hard to make an acronym fit...

    A bit like SHIELD

  • We had a nice homemade Thai curry here (and no, I don't live on Thailand)