Good to know, thanks

I got frustrated replacing non-stick pans every decade or so

Most cheaper pans don’t even last 2 years, let alone a decade. Cast Iron can’t really break, worst is you have to redo the seasoning

Doesn’t the soap weaken the seasoning, causing it to flak off faster?

Awry was something I pronounced like you did forever until I heard it spoken. Sadly that was in some medieval show, so I wasn’t sure if it was supposed to be an accent or if you actually pronounce it like that :D

China has enough subjugated people at home, they will just bring someone to feel superior to

Its also possible for a webserver to offer two versions of an API. Add a new one that needs authentication, mark the old one as deprecated and add a checkbox to disable it. Then clients can update to use the secure one and if you use and unmaintained client you can enable the old insecure api

And you think if Jellyfin were a comparable size, there wouldn’t be just as many or more?

If You want to use remote streaming after this, without paying, you do. Did you even red the article or are you just here to Stan for Jellyfin?

In the sense, that you need a VPN for both

You CAN, but you really shouldn’t. Even the documentation says as much. The Jellyfin server is way to insecure to expose it to the open internet. In reality you can’t safely use Jellyfin remotely without a vpn

Great, so the free Plex now was downgraded to feature parity with Jellyfin

Which is not what Plex is doing. There’s no change for paid users.

Wow, could you get any more condescending? We bought a product (10+ years ago in my case) and it still works great. Why would I switch to an inferior service, just because the FREE version of the product I already bought got worse?

This has no impact on anyone that actually paid for Plex.

With this move the free version of Plex got downgraded, to now have feature parity with Jellyfin. Meaning a VPN is required if you want to access your media on the go

basically protection racket

No, cage fights against each other

No thank you, I like Computers

As much as I agree with the general idea, I feel like this exact hard-line approach to freedoms is what got the US where it is today. Daily Mass shootings as a consequence of not abolishing the freedom to own guns, no worker protection as consequence of not losing entrepreneurial freedoms.

I know thats not what Picard had in mind here, but he and his dialogue were written by US authors influenced by this system

No! I still have my free year from being a PayPal User!

Yeah, would be nice if there actually was someone looking out for you…

probably uBlock Origin