I totally know what you mean, but it is kinda funny to say you quit cold turkey on a structurally identical platform lol

Yeah not fully convinced about what is going on. The fact that the blurred background is nearly identical is not something I’ve seen in other examples of over-tuning.

I don’t even believe the sentiment is wrong. Generative algorithms have no conception of reality and the companies behind them are stealing work. However there seems to be a lot of misconception about what aspects are being stolen, because the reality is that the concepts that are stolen are much more abstract of lines and pixels than we can easily parse.

I don’t even think I really disagree with the core of your point here, but I think you’re incorrect in conflating irrationality, emotion, and non-determinism. If you want to take apart a brain and show me the warm soft non-determinism please do. But I think the reality of everything we know about the world suggests the human mind is an incredibly complex deterministic machine, orders of magnitude beyond the abilities of the machines we create.

My understanding is that SteamOS, while having a desktop mode, is a stripped down OS lacking some basic functionality that you might expect from a desktop OS. Functionality that is also found in other distros with similar intentions like Bazzite.

Though this understanding was based more on a bit of older information, and I am not certain on the current state.

The vote with your wallet arguments always feel so shallow to me. I don’t want absolution, I want justice.

Right on, thanks for the info!

Sorry, just trying to understand. On their site the ‘self-hosting’ solutions have pricing. Is there something different that is free?

Mostly just trash talking how so much basic functionality is in add-ons that break frequently with updates.

You’d think they would be used to it since every update ruins their workflow too.

That’s interesting. Have anything that comes to mind as easily searchable that might start showing up? I would have to imagine a lot of corporate stuff that is certain they want to keep up on security.

Amazing info, thank you for the response!

What are my realistic security concerns with a jellyfin server that I let friends and family watch while trying to minimize the troubleshooting and steps they need to take to get started?

They also learn how their users interact with it.

Yahweh would use light mode 🙄