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I like Jellyfin, and run it alongside Plex. But they have a very long way to before they reach feature parity with even just the stuff I use. Let alone everything Plex can do. I th…

Of course it depends on your use case, but in my experience Android apps are much worse than what I can get on iOS. Here are a couple of examples of iOS which have (as far as I can…

I think money is the big driver. Tapbots is a company that wants to make nice looking software which they sell for money. On iOS and macOS, this is possible. On Android it’s a lot …

I especially like to compare with complete solutions like this repo. Because sometimes I'm stuck in a rut and looking in the wrong layer. Even if I don't end up using their solutio…

> It's quite possible for children to have parents reading to them often and more than an hour a day of screen time. I wonder if this is the case? I think you're quite right about …

That pricing isn't too bad. They come with decent SSD storage too, which is key for the large datasets that make a GPU instance worthwhile. Linode skews more towards smaller scale …

I'm glad you brought up Docker, but I think this is a move against GitLab, more than it is against NPM or Docker. Lots of us use GitLab at work because it's such a complete product…

I am with you on this one. I use GitHub to share code, and participate in projects. I use my own GitBucket instance for anything purely personal that I don't want to lose, but don'…

Give it a shot and report back to us.

An anti spam feature should not links typed by real humans on purpose. Lots of popular links are shared on twitter and don't get blocked via anti spam. This seems like something de…

I'd be okay with ICANN favouring the people from a place in any of these cases. The idea that American Airlines could own .america or that FC Barcelona could own .barcelona is much…

In a high traffic area, you'd just use bridges and tunnels. Level crossings in central Europe are usually only on minor roads in smaller towns.

It's not that you're exploiting the web server once you're in, it's that a 30 year old web server is the security hole you use to get in.

This option has to be explicitly turned on. It's off by default (at least it was on my German Pixel 2).

This seems like a pretty sensible decision though, since most cryptos don't really work like a currency they work more like an investment. Especially now that the transaction fees …