Leave it to AI to find a more efficient way to shoot yourself.

Oh, he’s talking about the other thing…

Actual article: https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/us-lawsuit-accuses-samsung-sk-hynix-and-micron-of-worsening-the-ram-crisis-by-fixing-memory-prices-and-supply

The actual article: https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/software-engineers-crisis-drown-ai-code

Yes.

Yes. Anything made, posted, modified, or output by AI should be tagged as such, always, without exception.

The article without Yahoo: https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/meta-zuckerberg-workers-morale-layoffs

This is so much more informative than that article, and as a bonus the site is actually usable.

*Always Been

No advertisement is ever appropriate, period. Advertisements should be banned. I don’t mind a ‘look what I made’ post, but when the post designed to convince me to give you money, I see an immediate conflict of interest that suggests advertisement rather than information. It’s hard to draw that line without knowing intention, so I don’t think those posts should be disallowed, but if your post asks me to click a link to a product so I can give you my money, I’m downvoting.

No, I don’t.

Do I have to keep my pants on when I shit like in the picture? I’d have a slight problem with that.

For those who don’t want to be tracked by Google: https://github.com/morpheapp

I just can’t do it at more than 40% the original size. For that reason, I’m out.

I don’t want him to die. I just want him to stop being evil and hurting people for money. It’s a shame the only way for that to happen is for him to be rendered permanently unconscious.

Yes. It’s obnoxious.

I’ll take a look at it and let them know. At the moment they’re back on Plex, but if this app works the way they want, they may be open to switching. Thanks!

I meant it as a compliment. Lol. Both of the Roku apps are fairly functional as far as I’ve been able to observe.

Lifetime Pass holder here. Used to run Jellyfin alongside Plex. Had crashing issues and had to shut Jellyfin down for quite a bit. Came back after a while and started Jellyfin from scratch. None of my users ever chose Jellyfin over Plex.

• The UI is slower (at least on Windows), clunkier, and uglier. Hopefully this gets fixed in the upcoming big update they have planned for the desktop client. Their Roku app is actually on par with Plex’s though.
• The admin dashboard is confusing and in my opinion awful.
• Downloaded content is not viewable within the app on Android. This is the complaint I’ve heard the most from my user who made a significant effort to switch. Ironically, after the New Experience update this became less of an issue since Plex ruined downloads.
• Plexamp’s UI, radios, and sonic similarity feature were, last I checked, unmatched by a long-shot. I use my music library heavily. If I make the switch fully away from Plex, I’ll probably opt for something more specialized like Navidrome.
• Manually setting the edition of a movie is so much easier on Plex, and for someone who likes to have multiple editions, it’s less confusing for the user to see each edition individually labelled in the library than selecting the movie and being expected to know which file name they should pick. Not every file is named to Jellyfin’s standards because that would make them harder to add to my torrent client, and some don’t have their editions in the file name at all and I just have them hand-labelled in Plex based on run time.
• I’m still trying to setup my DVR in Jellyfin and can’t get it to work. Plex works fine, Jellyfin just won’t. It’s a moot point at the moment, but once I do get it to work, unless things have changed over the years, the channel guide is a whole other set of challenges.

I’m willing to deal with this personally simply because Plex creates just as much, if not more of a headache for me as an administrator and the bloat is ridiculous, but not a single one of my users has switched, and I don’t blame them. They don’t have to deal with the administrative difficulties, so there’s no benefit to them except being able to download files to their system instead of just in the app, which none of them care about. If nobody is going to use it, my focus ends up being on Plex anyway. I have been pushing Jellyfin for a year and a half. None of my friends or family want to use it unless Plex borks something, and even then they want Plex back.

Jellyfin just isn’t on par with Plex, no matter how much I wish it was. It’s death by a thousand cuts on both the user and administrative ends. It would be one thing if I were a free user or actively paying for Plex, but as a Lifetime Pass holder, I just can’t justify it yet.

For some reason I don’t think Microsoft will mind.

Yes. Though I believe I should have said open apps, not signups. I think there’s a difference now that I think about it.