So, it sounds like it doesn’t offer a remote streaming service like Plex then. You just publicly expose or use a VPN like you can with Plex.

You can get around this by extending your network with a VPN. I know that’s an extra config, but a lot of people who are setting up home labs are already doing this anyway.

How does jellyfin offer remote streaming without a VPN?

Reads to me like they are the “American ears” they are referring to, as if their world view is the default rather than the bias of an individual.

I feel like I’m witnessing a cliche here; an American discovering that other countries exist. Wait until they realise America isn’t the centre of the universe.

I think they are saying that the circumference of a wheel can be any arbitrary measurement, you just change the size of the wheel. So how can that be notably different from having a straight ruler the same length as whatever that circumference is?

The earliest cuneiform writing is a tax receipt from The Grimmace

Did they watch Journey to the Centre of the Earth and think it was a documentary?

Remasters rarely make money.

The Blu-ray remaster of Star Trek (can’t remember which series) lost money.

No one would buy a re-release of a decade old Harry Potter film.

And there are algorithms that can ID individuals from their gait

Got it.

That seems pretty cool.

I’m a little confused. It’s this a self hosted program? Following the link I see a monthly subscription cost.

The output is not the output of the algorithm, it’s the output of the unit test.

95% of numbers up to that point at not prime. Testing the algorithm that only says “not prime” is therefore correct 95% of the time. The joke is that, similar to AI, the algorithm is being presented as a useful tool because it’s correct often but not always.

All I know is my gut says “maybe”

I was using realvnc but I hit the 3 free PCs quickly. I’ve since moved to nomachine and run it “locally” over tailscale.

RAID5 and RAID6 can lose 1 and 2 drives respectively without data loss.

Mark Wahlberg said if he was on the Death Star it would not have gone down like that.

I avoided the final crater because I didn’t want the experience to end. I think about a year later I just decided to do it and it felt anti climactic. Still, great game.

Maybe in some cases. My robot stores it’s smart map on the cloud, which means of you cut off the internet it loses a lot of features.

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There is a possible version of windows that is good and that people want. It’s a just a shame that Microsoft isn’t interested it making it.

As someone who grew up on windows, I’m willing to stay with it for as long as I can make it like that version. I don’t want Mac, and Linux doesn’t support enough (still, but maybe one day)