

The last guy who had that idea got absolutely railroaded for showing enthusiasm during a stump speech.


The last guy who had that idea got absolutely railroaded for showing enthusiasm during a stump speech.


he was moved to join the Border Patrol in 1996 to show he was the opposite — a good border cop.
Fascist assholes are never the good guys.


The “victim” lying about it and joking with his buddies didn’t really help.


Man woman camera person pencil
Yeah, they’re definitely not ready yet, and maybe never will be. But dealing with Google’s nonsense is making the tradeoffs seem more and more worthwhile.


He also completely fucked any of the government organizations that might regulate him or his companies.
My bank lets me use my phone even if it’s rooted, so the only decision is AdAway or Google Wallet. AdAway is winning.
But what I really want is a viable Linux phone and ditch Google.


Oh fuck off.


Hopefully he ends up in prison not getting paid for anything.


Looking back at this thread. Jellyfin does let you select both versions and combine them into one. Then you can keep seeding to your heart’s content.
I don’t use that feature often, but have a couple movies that use it.


Nobody outside Plex’s finance department is going to have what you’re looking for if those examples are anything to go by.
What it comes down to is they have $130M that investors are going to want back and all the decisions they’re making now are aimed at doing so. That doesn’t mean any of those decisions are good or are going to work. It didn’t even mean they won’t backfire and have the opposite effect.


Only the Good Die Young and It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me.
We’re all better off with me not singing.


Wrong song.


Fair enough, I’m mostly ripping my own discs so being a good torrent citizen isn’t always top of mind.


Because AP is trying to merge with Bloomberg or Reuters?


An mkv with multiple audio tracks would save you some storage space.


That’s what’s so fun about relying on private companies for this kind of infrastructure.


Dude, I think your client broke.


Clearly people do, but I think they represent a vocal minority of Plex’s overall userbase. The expectation that a free project with no revenue stream should provide an ongoing service that’s going to cost them money and seems to be what Plex is using to squeeze its users always strikes me as disingenuous. There are ways to enable remote access with Jellyfin, but you have to do it yourself because nobody’s paying them to run those servers.
Well yes, but that wasn’t enough to save him once the powers that be decided they wanted him gone.