I ultimately want to ditch Plex, but as an existing lifetime member, it currently handles everything so smoothly for my users that I don’t see enough benefits in switching. Particularly on the music streaming side (PlexAmp), I think the experience is the most polished one I’ve seen.

My hope is that by the time the lifetime Plex Pass experience has become enshittified, Jellyfin will be more ready than it is today, and I’ll make a switch then.

So far the enshittification has not hit lifetime Plex pass subscribers

Mint is very similar to a Windows feel

Where can I get one?

1. Amazon and Target (and other competitors) took a lot of their business.
2. They were dealing with a ton of expensive lawsuits related to prescribing illegal opioids
3. Various economic factors including inflation

I think the 70s were a boom time for US farmers. Perhaps it was this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1980s_farm_crisis

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You can make a smartphone (more) private, but out of the box and loaded with standard apps (eg Google), its a privacy nightmare. So I get where they are coming from. Sure using SMS isn’t private, but dropping all that app addiction is.

Meta will probably not truly “delete” anything. Personally to make it as “deleted” as possible, I would still delete all of the content before closing the account, but theres no real way to know how they handle these things.

Ah but new tech always has been ruining us

It’s just running some JavaScript code on the page

D has a ton of Asian goodness

Good for these kids. It’s a wise move!

It’s not like that - School shootings are still getting ever more frequent as time goes on.

We have a rule on the book that interprets the public interest standard that says ‘news distortion’ is something that is prohibited

Unbelievable. Nobody tell Fox News

True good call

Hes basically the most left person in US government

It’s a different frontend with different features. You could be reading this very post on a Piefed instance instead of a Lemmy instance. Ditto for kbin.

Sonarr lets you create a list of TV shows you want, and it automatically searches for episodes from sources you specify (eg. Bittorrent, Usenet) and passes them to your download client(s), and organizes all of the media files.

Radarr does the same thing for movies.

You manage them both with a web interface. Installing and setting them up requires technical steps, but there are guides.

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