We need to protect Linus at all costs.

Good luck installing Tailscale on my friends’ LG webOS TVs.

Leaving Plex and switching to Jellyfin would work even better.

The most annoying thing about Jellyfin is that there’s no way to consolidate all of your servers under a single interface.

With Plex, I have a huge library made up of all my friends’ libraries.

For your photo collection I’d also suggest Immich.

Yeah, for sure. They can’t survive if people just paid 50 $ ten years ago. They’re going to restrict the service for lifetime users sooner or later.

I mean, if you can display it on your screen, there must be a way to also save it.

How did you ask the seeder?

I also love Jellyfin, but it needs more contributors.

Too many features need improvement, for example the watch party, or the native apps.

…yet ;)

You can run Jellyfin side by side and slowly migrate everyone, starting from the most intelligent users (so you can catch anything that might be wrongly configured, etc.).

In the meantime, I hope that so many users are switching that we’re going to get better native apps.

Not at all. There’s a lot of high quality content, with a nice categorization and since people need to pay attention to their seeding ratio and time you often get seeds right away.

The advantage of private trackers is that:

• torrents almost always have seeds
• you can ask for re-seeds in case they aren’t
• torrents have a good quality
• you’re less likely to receive a complaint letter from copyright holders

Beware that Mailgun doesn’t differentiate between transactional and marketing emails, this could hurt your deliverability.

That doesn’t solve discoverability of new content, which is one of the good features of Spotify

People should learn how to seed. If you don’t want to seed, just pay for Usenet.

And join private trackers, quality is better and you pretty much get seeds all the time.

Buy more storage, but also… join private trackers when they open signups. You’d be amazing there.

I mean, at that point everything is legal if we pretend to just send “random” 0s and 1s

You can enable native system borders in JetBrains apps. Look for it in the settings!