This happens automatically but it does happen

And that’s the key, it happens automatically and it just works. With jellyfin you have to expose the web server to the internet, or point an app to something else exposed on the internet. With plex you don’t. If you don’t want to (or can’t) a direct connection from your server to their servers, then their servers to your device is established. No VPNs, no reverse proxies, no port forwarding, nothing exposed to the rest of the internet.

What I’m praying for is for Jellyfin to add a tailscale like direct peer to peer system. They can skip the backup funneling traffic through their servers. But just have something that coordinates a direct connection with just basic NAT.

How do you communicate with the server outside of your network? You’d still need to expose those ports directly to the internet right? (excluding VPNs/reverse proxy etc)

Inside the network you do, but not for remote access outside the network.

It’s a very sensical statement. I’m not exposing a whole ass website on my own network just for remote viewing. With plex you don’t need to do that.

Also doesn’t jellyfin not support remote streaming?

ok mr no fun allowed

What’s a “Radeon RX 68005”

Did they just add the 5 for fun? Or is there some new model I’m not aware of?

CXMT is our best bet. But it takes time to ramp up production. Some article I saw said they’re building things at a quicker pace than other manufacturers typically do which is a good sign.

But when demand slumps back down then now you’re stuck with all this manufacturing capacity that’s not useful anymore. So you have to balance dealing with short term spikes vs long term demand.

You can already do this. Just append -ai to the end of the search

You can edit your browsers default Google search URL pattern to just always have -ai at the end.

I have a weather app that I like to support. It’s only once a year. My only other subscription is music.

Just in time for them to lock my old account.

The iPhone 6 was the thinnest iPhone. They’ve been getting thicker ever since. Including or not including bump.

The base of the iPhone 17 pro is thinner than the 4 (8.75 vs 9.3mm) but the bump takes it up to 13mm.

I really want to go AV1 too. Most of what I play is airplayed from my ipad to whatever so I only need my iPad to support it. But I’m not buying an iPad air just to airplay AV1.

But H265 has been prevalent for about 10 years now so basically any smart TV made in the last 3 years should support it. And if yours don’t then any el cheapo smart tv stick should.

You don’t even necessarily need to delete either. If you have a ton of H.264 video you could convert it to 265 or AV1 with minimal quality loss, but huge space savings.

Windows 10 to 11 is a much simpler jump than 10 to Ubuntu.

Than what? A Dell XPS costs just as much. As a bonus it throttles just as much as the Intel machines.

Have you ever tried running with a boner? You wear out quickly.

that’s what backups are for.

If it’s a vm then snapshots are a godsend. Update didn’t work? Revert.