

I actually prefer the Jellyfin client to the Kodi client by a lot. Using Kodi on top just adds more unneeded complexity and reloading libraries in my experience.
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Previously /u/PirandelloKruger723 on Reddit.
I actually prefer the Jellyfin client to the Kodi client by a lot. Using Kodi on top just adds more unneeded complexity and reloading libraries in my experience.
It works pretty well for me but I separate anime and TV/movies, and make sure the anime library is only scraping data from anime-centric databases. But I’m also not watching too much new or obscure stuff.
I only know this because of SAO Abridged.
How Can Mirrors Be Real If Our Eyes Aren’t Real
Pipewire or the pulseaduo Bluetooth codec add-on. The pipewire implementation seems to be mimicking the old pulseaudio plugin.
You could try enabling systemd-oomd. It’s a userspace OOM killer and seems to be aggressive enough to mostly stop that from happening.
It’s stupid to participate on either side of this discussion. If you think it’s not a “real” language you are applying a 100% arbitrary definition to it, and if you say it is a “real language” you are conceding that calling it “not real” even makes sense in some way (which it doesn’t).
Personally I like languages with real and strong data types but people are free to use whatever language they like most.
Yet again another reason why I won’t buy proprietary systems like this. Make your own, if you know what a NAS is I’m sure you van handle it.
They don’t need to do that, feds already have access to all of your banking information.
GrapheneOS periodically (once a day or so) forces me to put in the passcode. If this isn’t a stock Android feature that’s another reason to use Graphene. It also has a “lockdown” button in the power button menu that forces the same behaviour.
Not necessarily. I don’t have the numbers in front if me, but there is actually a probability that, past that point, something is so unlikely that you can consider it to be impossible (I.e. will never happen within the lifetime of the universe)
People love to write up laundry lists of why they can’t change. They’re fucking themselves over in the end though.
This was always the case. The only difference is the words they use.
Do you have any idea how deranged this sounds to the rest of the world
It’s the Ryujinx discord. You’re looking at a primary source. You linked a secondary source.
I call them flexi-posts.
Reddit, like all major social media, has really been making me feel like dead internet “theory” is real.
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I use a USB pass through, so the VM is connected to the hardware instead of going through 12 layers of software.
Then they shouldn’t be called lifetime subscriptions. This seems like a really smarmy justification of a shitty business practice.