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Comment #48335856
Is this bug logged?
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Comment #48231099
> In the end, this is all useless, since most of my traffic comes from AI systems crawling it anyway…
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Comment #37192243
The submitted link itself is 404 .. funny
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Comment #36785772
Wow, I just realized Open Library covers like 80% of Goodreads as well: read/to-read lists, ratings, yearly reading goals. Seems like https://openlibrary.org itself would be a fine…
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Comment #36785519
Where does it get the list of books from? I thought that was always the biggest challenge with sites like Goodreads etc. Goodreads both (A) pulls data from Amazon, and (B) has an a…
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Comment #36384400
It worked on my older "DS 216+II". Could not stream more than 1 person at a time though. That was ok for my usage but not sure for yours. I recently upgraded to "DS 423+" and it's …
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Comment #36379880
If you follow their naming conventions it works great: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/shows/ -- https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/media/movies/ ... but I adm…
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Comment #36379872
Have been using Jellyfin on my synology server for the past 2 years. It's a dream, but you do need to name your files/directories per their naming convention: https://jellyfin.org/…
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Comment #36033471
I always thought this was true.
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Comment #35976740
the clock app in windows 10 is pretty good for this - you can create multiple
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Comment #35901839
Wait, didn't Paul Graham leave twitter? https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1604556563338887168
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Comment #35462711
I use "DS Audio", the web/native app that comes with Synology home NAS. It works pretty well. Probably not as well as Plex or Jellyfin. Has anyone used both?
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Comment #35335719
"Google wacking"
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Comment #35176064
This is why the NPM warnings are such a problem too. https://overreacted.io/npm-audit-broken-by-design/
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Comment #35016656
> and, once again, I don’t think he’s capable of pushing any meaningful changes to the site, one, because he’s devoid of any imagination or creative thought A bit heavy on the anti…
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Comment #34310425
Thanks for the information. I'm interested, but can't figure out: Where is the data stored? "In the cloud" (on their servers)? Is there an option to store the data locally and neve…
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Comment #25254052
I think you're being over sensationalist. In today's world I think it's healthy to assume someone is trying to reach for the truth instead of assuming malice. She's trying to prese…
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Comment #25254023
> overblown, misleading, and potentially outright lies I agree with you that her claims could be wrong, but please watch the original source material ( https://youtu.be/3TKJN61aflI…