It’s sarcasm.
Anime is a treat. Given that the economy sucks and it’s not that hard to download a treat (anime) for free, isn’t it obvious that ordinary people would get their treats for free?
Doubly so because copying data doesn’t destroy the original. “Piracy” in the sense of media piracy is copying, not theft.
Don’t worry about vainfo. That should only matter if you use VA-API as the interface for hardware encoding your video. For Nvidia GPUs you would use NVENC instead.
What does your sunshine config look like? Do you have the debug logs for it?
Firefox/Mozilla as an example is a bit of a stretch, given the fact that Mozilla Browser/Firefox is originally based on the open-sourced version of Netscape Navigator
Notably produced by the Pirate Bay guys
If you could share the translated subs to opensubtitles.com, that would be a great boon
Nah, XP was peak. The last time the backwards compatibility worked with any sort of consistency
NVME SSDs vs HDDs, perhaps?
This. Jellyfin has a direct HDHR integration and works as a DVR directly with one.
I run LMDE on my N100 mini-pc that I use as a server. It was super easy to setup
The person you’re replying to linked their literal reliability stats lmao
Jellyfin doesn’t fetch data from the web outside of its scans, generally speaking. Probably this is a case of your cache being slow or your video needing to be transcoded. I’ve used my server when my internet was out several times and never had an issue.
It’s probably from the jellyfin server itself. How recently did you set it up? Do you have a large library? Could be still scanning your media.
Is this happening when you try to play the file, or when you go to look at the details?
Which client are you using? I don’t ever see this message. Is your cache folder for the Jellyfin server on a spinning disk drive, perhaps?
A meme is just any piece of cultural information. Some are gatekept and carefully guarded, others are just kinda around
If you can’t hold a small plastic bottle by the neck, you’ve got bigger problems than tethered caps.
They are also remarkably light on littering, so it doesn’t make sense for them to use cap tethers for litter prevention either.
Y’know how you hold the bottle with your hand to lift it? Believe it or not, you can hold it by the neck, and even slightly touching the little plastic ring the cap is tethered to will keep it from spinning.
It truly is bizarre to me how smartphone aesthetics have somehow outweighed practical usage and ergonomic comfort.
It’s kind of like the main “screen rectangle” smartphone evolutionary tree has largely gone down the road of the “Red Delicious” apple, which is bitter, mealy, mushy, has a leathery skin and is a terrible snack overall, but keeps being bred and bought in large numbers simply because it’s the iconic “pretty” red apple.