lazynooblet

Being able to direct stream content from jellyfin without needing to repackage on the fly to another container would be nice.

It was rhetorical.

Well, if it said “The attacker gained access to systems in October 2023 and we patched out the vulnerability during March 2025,” you’d be asking why it took so long to discover the intrusion and why they didn’t let us know for six months?

The reasons for dropping Spotify are obvious, however pretext of this guide is that Spotify doesn’t give enough back to artists. So the solution is to pirate it? I mean yeah sure, but don’t kid yourself with the pretext.

How about a guide on ripping owned CDs?

They didn’t provide any real timelines, unless I missed something. Trust me bro, we shut it down real fast.

Not a crypto bro, but isn’t all money imaginary computer money?

That would be great, but then you’d also need to standardise driver api’s across all operating systems for it to be seamless.

This is what I think is holding back Linux adoption for end user devices. Only a handful of hardware suppliers cater for Linux directly, the rest are supported by the Linux community developing drivers where needed which will always be a cat and mouse situation.

I believe as adoption rate begins to intensify, hardware companies will take more notice and Linux adoption will increase exponentially. I think we are already beginning to see this starting.

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I recently bought a 2U nas with 12 bays. 6x20T disks at the moment, but with 12 disks it could be configured as a single 200T array.