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I main jellyfin. It lacks:
I end up using it with tailscale, but that’s well out of reach for my friends and family who share my Plex stuff.
If they really want to stop the doom scrolling, they need to make let’s dance against Algorithms. The algorithms are the addictive part. It’s not the scrolling that’s hurting anyone.
https://www.eff.org/issues/printers
Not legal, it’s not a law. The government “persuaded” the manufacturers.
I saw a maker the other day that released his plans on his project with a non-commercial license. He later found it was being sold on Amazon. He contacted an attorney friend of his, the attorneys said that the maker licensees are only truly effective on art.
If it’s a physical functional product, you have very little in the way of legal protection from a creative common license, which kind of sucks because the proper legal method would then be patent, but that puts us in the same scenario that you can’t copy it for a non-profit.
You can make something AI based that does this, but it’s not cheap or easy. You have to make agents that handle data retrieval and programmatically make the LLM to chose the right agent. We set one up at work, it took months. If it can’t find the data with a high certainty, it tells you to ask the analytics dept.
Slop for my horses. Used AI to parse the comments and make a cohesive list with it’s best shot at links
Then hand checked the links, fixed any broken ones I could find.
The classifications to the right are AI generated, feel free to comment and have me change things.
Added from posts: Fraser Cain, The Crash Course, Beakman’s World
Added from my own list: nile blue, my green guy, hyperspace pirate, smarter every day, jeremy fielding, stuff made here, laura kamph, jerri ellsworth
He’s still gaining faster than he could ever lose. His entire support structure would have to fall.
She has a condition, but thanks for pointing that out
99% of the difficulty is in the proprietary HP printheads they’re using. Once hp realizes they’re being used for this, they’ll cut them out of the market in the bat of an eye.
it’s cool but it’s still based on parts that degrade and you can’t manufacture.
Unfortunately, they will, then we’ll all have to hear the news of some incoherent new anti-France rant.
They love appropriating it, not when people use it to kick their evil asses to the curb
“could harm competitiveness”
Wouldn’t it be funny if they took the pool of cash they were dedicating to google, but it in half then distributed the remained to the open source initiatives they were switching to?
Damnit, this is pretty damn accurate. My wife often complains, “We can’t do that on Wednesday, we’re already doing x on Wednesday.” I’m quick to point out that those two things are hours apart and minutes away from each other.
I guess that’s more an internalization that she’s out of spoons
We’ve been doing it for decades with photoshop.
mix the BBQ and the hot sauce
I could, but mostly I’m preaching to the choir here.
I do too! Most of us do to some extent. If I can right click on a network icon in my taskbar and get an IP, that’s cake!
But then, it doesn’t work on my friends box, and it’s no there after an update, and when I search for how to do it all I see is the way it used to work or i’m told it’s somewhere that doesn’t even seem to exist.
Gui’s change, vendor to vendor, update to update, they’re poorly documented, and have the most chance of being wrong or missing features.
Use your GUI’s as long as they give you what you need, but learn your CLI, because it almost never changes, is well documented and works for you and all your new friends that have abandoned windows no matter which linuxy way they went.
Ahh the olde heartwarming Dickens tail where the three ghosts try to convince the president on in midterms-eve to allow elections to continue without DHS influence.
Dude, if they could pull that off…