For me, the pinned issue keeps me from using it: https://github.com/vogler/free-games-claimer/issues/183

And for GOG you can have something refresh a link daily and it grabs whatever is there.

Tabs set at 1 space.

Well, we had one stack. There was no variety, it was that he didn’t want to put it on JDs.

And some places have interesting things, but unfortunately not many. I’m working on data provenance protocols and distributed identity management using ActivityPub at the moment, and I would consider that very interesting, but super-boring to others.

Had an old boss that wouldn’t put our stack in JDs because he felt any truly good programmer could pick it up. I mean, true, but it’s not efficient hiring, or effecient business practice.

Wait till you hear about SearXNG or SxncD

Especially the dishwashers.

I just made the switch for a few reasons.

For background, I was a Lifetime Plex Pass user since it launched, created the POC exploit for token theft (a couple of months before they implemented SSL), and built a clustering/sync application (a few months before they released sync, patterns much?).

I did not think Jellyfin was up to task a few years ago. It is now. All the missing features like themed visuals and audio, chapters, thumbnails on seek, all exist now.

Why I switched:

• API: I have scripts that do different things with different media and they were super easy to recreate with the API. An example would be moving ytdlp videos from my Youtube Watch Later folder to a deletion folder if they’ve been watched.
• LDAP: I now have user control via my Samba AD.
• Privacy: I never wanted my media list stored with a third party to begin with.
• Plugins: I have a library I tag with filenames, like ==Tag--Tag==filename.ext. It took me a half day to make a Jellyfin plugin that converts these to Genres. It was a nightmare of DB hacking to do it in Plex. Not to mention there are waaaay more existing plugins that are supported. Jellyfin is where this happens now, not Plex.
• Fine grain control: Transcoding settings, bandwidth settings, etc are are open and transparent.

Yup, Dev replied in another comment and updated it.

Security cameras. Smart sensors. Basically anything you can make based on a $2 ESP32.

Whew, this is why I pin on sha256. I fear for the latest crowd.

Edit: At least it seems updating the container doesn’t break things:

Replacing any v5 image (2024.07.0 and earlier) with a v6 image will result in updated configuration files. These changes are irreversible.

The title is from FSFE. You clearly contribute to FOSS, which is fantastic, and while I and many others agree with you, someone who posted a comment about FSFE probably doesn’t need a novel on post-Stallman terminology…

My comments in other threads are not intended to be isolationist, and when I reas others I fear you misconstrue many.

We are not saying “let them stay on Reddit and other corporate media”. We are saying “teach them, preach the benefit, and when they want to come, and are ready to come, they will.”

That is how you nurture a growing community, vs “make line go up.”

I know I’m weird, but I love regex.

Depends on which ones?

Trump administration set to purchase $400 million worth of armored Teslas

However: State Department Removes Tesla’s Name From Planned $400M Contract Amid Musk Scrutiny

Yea other commenters don’t seem to be making that “top” connection. This project is fantastic, thanks!

This is for the feed. OPs project is for “top”, leveraging the up vote alg.

Is this a Thinkpad? And of so, is the BIOS s3 on “Linux” or “Windows and Linux”?

Also are you running Wayland? If so ot might be worth trying to log in with Xorg instead (bottom right when logging in).

Oops, just me misreading.

Glad that worked out for you 😉 What is Gnome doing exactly?

What kind of issues, and which trackpad driver?