I use it on my tablet and it direct plays all of my (limited) media, and also handles and organizes downloads to the device with reencoding options. Playback is more reliable and efficient compared to Swiftfin. UI seems modeled after existing streaming services.

They also have a plugin that “updates” your existing Jellyfin install so the features show up on the official client, but uses code injection which I didn’t like and so did not partake. The sense I get is that they push for features and implementation while official Jellyfin development takes a much more conservative approach. I hope they can work together some day.

Same boat on Swiftfin and Infuse.

There’s one I recently found called Moonfin that does many things well. It’s my current go-to until official apps catch up.

Having non-technical family on board is priceless tbh.

I can talk myself out of buying anything, and often do. Even when I actually need it.

They do make short travel ones, and there are many different types, even quiet ones with dampers.

If you’re happy with your keyboard then it’s the best keyboard.

noisy *office

discomfort of *coworkers

(except you Sean, you’re okay)

Set aside some for surge protection/UPS

Ah, sounds like my workplace.

“Popular media” shouldn’t determine how you want to live.

However, you should objectively look at what it would take to achieve your goals. And reassess at regular intervals.

If you imagine a line graph, there’s supposed to be a crossover point between the two, a sweet spot.

You are the one who ultimately decides when and how large that sweet spot is.

Unlikely. They like all the new “features”.