Hard agree. Cocaine bear was such a fun movie!

Nice :) For some reason I’m not able to install it via obtainium.

PWAs are not an issue but hardware acceleration is pretty broken on Wayland and Nvidia combo.

Thank you :) I had switched to mulch in the interim but it’ll be nice to have a drop in replacement.

It’s specific to Jellyfin Media Player which is a client for Linux built using electron and mpv.

I mean not really because the computers in the farm at this point are recycled to be sold as seperate used units.

I mean jmp let’s you use only the integrated player or cast to mpv shim.

I can play the files with mpv, vlc or Kodi without issues but I would like to use something like plex/jellyfin for all the other capabilities they offer like playback position syncing and so on.

It’s kind of mild here but very noticeable in really dark parts of the scene. Makes a lot of stuff pretty bad.

Direct playing. It’s such a drastic difference, there’s no banding in Android devices I have, only on my Linux system.

Of course, if they went head to head, both cloudflare and Google would have the resources to fight back while quad9 is just a non-profit.

That’s transmission. My mistake, I somehow got the wrong impression that you had a working transmission set up before.

Glad to hear that everything is resolved :)

https://i.stack.imgur.com/yyyXj.png

Where are you sending from? Home computer? Home computer with VPN? Seedbox? The answer will change based on which.

An easy hack might be to look at your transmission settings, find the port it uses and just copy that into qbittorrent settings.

First rule of the sea:

Never place your rear end on a pirate’s face.

Also there definitely isn’t a VPN called cryptostorm that offers a nice free tier.

It’s an ethinic conflict that erupted a few months ago and has escalated since.

You know I get that you don’t see 100s or even 1000s of comments on each post but I’ve found that on lemmy people are actually willing to talk to you and listen. You don’t have to worry no one will see you or reply to you because you don’t have enough upvotes.

Pretty much. This is far beyond what an LLM can do as well.

The difference is that somehow the nets in our brains are creating emergent behaviour while the nets in code, even with a lot more power aren’t. I feel we are probably missing something pivotal in constructing them.

I would be curious to know more. As far as I am aware, what lemmy does differently is that it still shows username when you delete a comment, and lets you restore your comments until you delete your account. If you delete your account everything is deleted. That isn’t the normal policy but it’s better than reddit’s where the site owners can unilaterally decide to restore content users deleted.

I used to use bromite until yesterday when I discovered that it has been abandoned by the main dev. One of the contributions is keeping the browser patches alive in his own repo but not under the bromite branding.

So currently I’m test driving Mulch which includes vanadium and bromite patches. My backup is trusty Fennec :)