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  • Toner refill kits help with this.

    I got sick of the experience that every time I wanted to print, my ink had dried out. So I went on eBay and found an office style Ricoh color laser, scanner, fax combo one. I think I spent about 250 on it.

    When the first toner (the first ones are not fully filled) ran out, I bought powder and chips on Amazon. I refilled the cartridges and used the new chips and boom.

    Cost for that was like 30 bucks. Official cartridges were hundreds.

  • I like Plex.

    When I bought my Plex lifetime pass I saw it as an investment. So far, it's paid off handsomely.

    I'm still getting great experiences, able to access it from anywhere in the world, on basically any device, seamlessly and simply.

    I get it that the jellyfin community is really excited about their thing - I just am not.

    I've run jellyfin, it was kind of cool I guess, but there was nothing compelling about it. So I uninstalled it. What is jellyfin's "must have" feature, anyway?

    I wouldn't go out and build a new car when I'm perfectly happy with my 10-year old sedan. If you're expecting me to go through that just because the new ones cost more than I spent years ago, you're insane. I wouldn't go and re paint my house just because the old company now charges new customers more for their paint.

    I paid for it, it works well. There's no reason (except all the FUD I keep seeing on lemmy,) to even think about dismantling and recreating it with something new.

    Keep building your dream tool Jellyfin people - Godspeed, but your community should target acquiring net-new users instead of trying to scare and poach happy users away from what they already have.

  • Plex still costs the same to me. Lifetime pass means no price hike, and it "just works."

  • Ok

  • +1 for SA..

  • But I'm very afraid of exposing the server to the internet and it being hacked or such.

    I see this sentiment a lot.. and I don't get it.

    Your server is going to be secure almost by default. Add the firewall and only open the ports you actually serve, and the majority of your work is done.

    But if you follow a decent hardening guide you'll find many of those other little ways people can exploit the services you do leave open, and you'll lock those down too.

    Then at that point, you have dealt with 99.99% of the script kiddie / bot threats that will ever find you.

    What is the source of the fear when regular Joe's discounts themselves and say no I won't expose my hardware? You know the cloud is just someone else's computer, right?

    I've been self hosting a publicly exposed domain which serves http, mail, etc for literally more than a decade. My logs are filled with background noise but my stuff is fine.

    No tail scale, no cloud flare, my cloud is mine

    Moral of my story - Don't be scared, try to be smart and keep your stuff updated via automation

  • Paulaner's "Maß" just got even bigger and is available to go

  • Right? The real irony is that those who are paid to enforce the law, and who're sworn to uphold it, feel they're above it - beyond reproach.

    The system is sick with apathy and outright corruption.

    We must save ourselves

  • ... And we still didn't care

    Then they came for the cat videos ...

  • I hate the way this is getting it twisted.

    Just because your signal is misinterpreted does not mean you've waived your rights. It means their system and it's use of citizen's data is flawed and violates the law.

  • We're all born bald, baby

  • Have you guys heard about the player's club card?

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    Jump
  • Amending the constitution requires a super majority... Not a deranged despot.

    He doesn't get to decide which parts of the Constitution are in force or not.

  • Since when did the president get to decide if voters really mean it? This guy just makes up whatever bullshit and it's like well ok I guess

    WTF

  • Executive orders don't apply to states. States are not federal employees

  • My kids got fall guys inflatable costumes, $35 each. I wore the same costume I bought 6 years ago, a steak. Cost $70

  • A little ironic that this comment posted on Lemmy (tiny competitor to reddit)

    Viewers go where the content is, yes, but you don't get content on alternative sites if you don't post there.

    YouTube in the old days was awesome. Then Google happened to it. When it first started it was quite small.

    Principles matter!

  • Stop uploading content to YouTube - there are other hosts

  • Selfhosted @lemmy.world

    FTTH upgrade - getting my LAN multi gig ready