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!

A magnet link is just a hash, in theory you can’t protect a number

lemmynsfw dot com is a whole instance dedicated to that

you’ll thank me later

It depends. Inertia.js can pre-render pages server side, so you don’t need JavaScript to see the content.

Also, Immich warns to read the change log every time you update, because it’s still under very active development.

I like how Microsoft came up with an obscure extension for screensavers, which is just an .exe in disguise.

I mean, a server is just a PC that’s on 24/7 :) you had a server all along!

…depending on your country. Some countries don’t give a flying fuck: in that case, don’t waste money on VPNs if you don’t need it.

I’ve been collecting over 10 TB of Linux ISOs this year.

I know, for some features Plex is better, and for a very few features Plex will always be better because it’s centralized. Jellyfin, being self-hosted, doesn’t have an easy way to share and combine libraries from multiple users, and no single “login” page like Plex. This may be annoying for users, but we know all the problems that centralization comes with.

But this makes me think about the fediverse. What if Jellyfin servers could federate with each other? I wonder if anybody is working on such a project.

Edit: okay, apparently I found this feature request on the Jellyfin features tracker.

Pro-tip: Plex is slowly enshittifying, a good open source alternative is Jellyfin.

The world desperately needs more Luigis.