

You must be having a wildly different experience than me then, because I don’t even understand how you can make that claim


You must be having a wildly different experience than me then, because I don’t even understand how you can make that claim


That’s the opposite of my experience. Jellyfin just works and immediately exposes the content we’re looking for, plex tries overloading you with bullshit and burying your actual content


Their what now


Do you have an issue with graphene?


Some variant of “my house my rules” rant


I wont cast a judgement one way or another on how to approach this, but just know that it is an incredibly common rule. Every girlfriend I had growing up had this same rule, or even more strict. For one I wasn’t allowed in her bedroom at all when I came over.
It sounds like your parents are perfectly including your identity in their decision. I know from experience that the rule sucks, especially when you aren’t even planning to do anything and just want to hang out in a comfortable space. But it is common, and quite reasonable considering how other parents might approach it.
I actually like this, guess I’m a psychopath


I just finished the video, that was incredible! Great job. I subscribed


How fast can you actually type on it before the game UI can’t keep up? Are you keeping some kind of input buffer to deal with that?


If all you know about is the sports mascot fursuits, keep it that way


Can’t imagine it’s a rate limit in my case, it happens the very first time I try to load a video with the in-app browser


I’m getting it constantly in my old reddit app with vpn off. Seems if it doesn’t recognize your browser fingerprint it will call you a bot.


You can use the steam deck launch option on any PC, but yeah it’s really fucking dumb. Reminder to back www.stopkillinggames.com to end these bullshit practices
I’d leave it on read and probably never talk to you again
And we’re back to every day
This is my point when it comes to federation stuff. You don’t need to understand it at all to use Lemmy. Join and start scrolling just like you would on reddit
Yeah, that’s the type of motive I was struggling to find. I could absolutely see that happening.
Peer to peer could solve the hosting/bandwidth issue. Just federate the network/index/front end for torrent-based streaming. Impose some ratio requirements for access and it’s infinitely scalable