

No because apple bought up almost the entire 2026 allocation.
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No because apple bought up almost the entire 2026 allocation.


The problem is you can just buy the $1000 TV you actually want and a $50 Android TV box to get the best of both worlds.
Now if only there was better competition on that Steaming box front.


It’s entirely hypothetical. Jellyfin could also close source tomorrow, hypothetically (It happened with Emby so there’s precedent).


This is a "slippery slope’ argument and thus a fallacy.
Let users decide how they want to run their own stuff. Right now if you have Plex pass this isn’t an issue. If it becomes an issue, then you’re in the exact same position you’d be in today if you decided to move away from Plex now.
I moved away from Plex years ago, but I don’t blame users for sticking with it, it still has a lot of advantages over jellyfin.
EDIT: Y’all are trippin’ over yourselves to complain about what other people choose to deploy on their own hardware.
Sure, the effort to set up an actual working thing will always be more than setting up a broken thing.
The only drawbacks to having actual security cameras is when you trust your data to a 3rd party known to use your data for evil.
If you record things locally, there’s really zero drawbacks.


The explosion of scam coins was basically inevitable, it’s what you get with zero regulation.


Before we start rolling out conspiracy theories and such, let’s all apply a little Occam’s razor to this.
The simplest explanation is that OP is full of shit.
To this day I still feel superior for knowing how to use the T9 when everyone else was mashing buttons like plebs.
Everyone needs to watch BoJack. Everyone needs that trauma in their life.


Came here to say this, Gmail search has been basically broken for me for years. The preview suggestions when typing in a search query have been more accurate for me than the actual search.
I have a couple of old emails from 2020 that always appear in search results no matter what I search for.


Yeah I think your problem was trying to use ~ in a path. That’s a bash thing, not a linux thing - slightly pedantic distinction for many but worth knowing about in case future applications give you a similar problem.


Don’t set it to your home path, set the path explicitly. That’ll be what it’s complaining about, the ~.


It shouldn’t really matter where you’ve got your files as long as they’re mounted on a standard path. Maybe try creating a symlink from where your media is to a standard path like /mnt/media or something?


Hmm sorry not sure why it would be complaining about an invalid path. Is it all paths that are invalid, or just the ones to your media?


I don’t think you should be getting downvotes for having an opinion and I appreciate your reply.
However I do love a good debate - what’s the advantages for you for installing apps on “bare metal” (I’m assuming you mean a base OS install rather than actual bare metal). What about virtualisation?


I’m also on emby and it works well for me. My main grievance is setting up a new device is a chore, “emby connect” is far too clunky to use so I end up configuring via URL every time - and on some devices that’s a real chore.


What’s wrong with docker?


Let’s not rewrite history, 20 years ago desktop Linux was an absolute shit show.
Haha I appreciated this update, though! They’re both adorable and I love that they still cuddle together 🥹