ThePowerOfGeek

An easy way? I guess the term ‘easy’ depends on your expertise with networking, firewalls, etc. Sounds like you and I are at about the same level there. In which case the answer is: no, there’s no easy way from what I can tell. I’ve looked into it and it’s a lot more involved than, say, Plex (because Plex does a bunch of the routing and stuff for you, but at a cost).

She fucked up the timeline so badly they don’t even have her offenses on record.

🎶 In the aaaaaarms of a cyborg… 🎶

Data: “Bite my dull grey ass!”

Tasha Yar: “I already did, babe 😏😘”

On the plus side, the Vulcans then notice us and introduce themselves a couple of decades after the war ends.

C’mon ya green-blooded freaks! Do it early!

Yo mamma’s so far, when she takes off her clothes Astrometrics classifies her as a naked singularity.

I’m curious about this too. I know that on the latest version of Ollama it’s possible to install OpenClaw. But I assumed you needed to point it to a paid API (Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, etc.) for it to really work. But yeah, maybe it works with Qwen 3 or similar models?

I guess a major factor to this is what your system resources look like, especially howmuch RAM you have. And therefore which model you are hosting locally.

Ohhh that’s true!

They really should have had Pinocchio dressed like Wesley.

Jessica Rabbit definitely wants him to engage his photon torpedo on her.

That pig is just thinking “no amount of food is worth this hassle!”

The Lemmy platform is just a tool to manage and delivery content. And I think it’s important to differentiate the software from those who manages the software. I can see there’s is a tacit connection and influence there. But unless they start baking inherently bias features into the software and skewing it, I don’t think it’s a big problem.

Also, because it’s an inherently federated platform, if people don’t like the opinions of those who run a specific instance, they can (with the inclination and determination) spin up their own instance and manage that the way they see fit. And that has happened quite a few times over the last couple of years.

So no, I don’t think it requires a fork really. Not unless the people managing the main branch lose interest and the software starts to wither on the vine, or they start corrupting it somehow. But that’s just my opinion.

Get a plastic dog turd, spray paint it gold, and say it’s the Person of the Decade award from the Soft-Serve Association of America.

Setting up Jellyfin as a local media server is very simple. Setting it up with easy access for remote friends and family is a hassle.

Maybe it’s watched vs buffered?

For those who don’t know, that’s Amos from The Expanse. A great character in an amazing show.

Awesome, thanks for the tips!

I started down the Jellyfin path after they made that announcement. It’s super easy to install, and in many ways the UI is nicer than Plex. But I ran into challenges getting my server safely accessible for users outside my LAN. And I haven’t had the time to look into that further.

Would be great if there was a clean, easy way to set up the webserver portion so it’s as easy to share content entirely as Plex. But I get they are a volunteer project with a lot on their plate.

“Yo mama’s so fat, when she takes all her clothes off astronomers classify her as a naked singularity”

I like how you snuck Deana Troy in there too, and nobody seems to have noticed because of Gowron.