jmondi

A horse is better than a car in many aspects:

• eco friendly fuel emissions
• built in gps, FSD, and autopilot mode
• naturally low maintenance
• built in companion
• traffic jams are a breeze

Some people like politics, some people like computers, some people like makeup, some people like rock climbing. Why do you care what someone likes?

If you’re using symlinks, you should definitely check out Stow.

But… but then you’d have to make them 0.01mm thicker.

Everyone knows all you have to do is in plug it and then plug it back in.

Jellyfin if you do not like being spied on by your self hosted media library. Plex if you do like being spied on by your self hosted media library.

Also - Plex if you want Audiobooks, because the app Prologue is 🔥

I always forget to use this one, thanks for the reminder

Inception Release. Flux2 v2. At my last job we used the og v1 Flux, and then migrated to Flux2, it is a great tool! Super smooth and stable.

I’ve tried Audiobookshelf and it just wasnt for me. I hadn’t used Beet with it, but my issue was never really the organization part, more the playback part. I can’t remember exactly what features were lacking in ABS, but I do remember being disappointed in it. To the point where I spun up a dedicated plex server JUST for my audiobooks, and to since then, I’ve been incredibly happy with the UX.

I didn’t know that beets supports books. I used that tool like… honestly at least a decade ago to organize a giant music library I had, and it was a great tool. Thanks for sharing!

Also, I just wish Jellyfin supported audiobooks in the same manner that Plex does. Then I’d be back to one media server running.

If I remember correctly, I think I’ve read there is an Android equivalent. Prologue is pretty flawless.

I only still have a plex server running for audiobook support with the app Prologue. Everything else is happy in Jellyfin and and has been rock solid. Plex went way to corporate and it creeped me out.

I definitely agree that stupid people are stupid, and they will either intentionally or unintentionally misunderstand the ruling and skew it to their messed up views. It doesn’t make SCOTUS wrong in this case though.