Very good bot. Having an easy on ramp for new people is so important.

Shitty? Man even try installing on Samsung.

No no, preconfigure some fire sticks and then mail them out. At least we have quick connect for when logged out.

Be warned I dont know how well it works cause I dont use it that way, and I saw someone complain it didnt pull album art for AC/DC and the developer said that it would never would work because the “/” acts as a delimiter for tags and would look for bands AC and DC. So the auto search tool is maybe not amazing.

I mean most of my album art is stored as part of the file. So I dont mess with it much but a quick look at the FAQ suggested it looks up data that matches artist name and albums and you can add your own images on your phone that dont save to the server but stay consistent apparently to the song or artist.

So yeah. Still just a BAMF of a software.

Yeah it has become my go to for recommending to people with struggles with Spotify.

Plus if they ever purchased albums through amazon they have all the MP3 files anyways available to download and I have them throw the files in a drive.

It says it supports network shared folders or NAS that use SMB or webdav… So yeah should.

By the way if you want a really cheap and easy setup for the time being while you figure out jellyfin/navidrome and docker and all that.

Symfonium app can run from a google drive that you can spin up for free and throw some music into. And then if you end up self hosting you can just point it to your server.

It was $3 to $13 so… I mean easy to make huge percentage swings when practically spare change for the wealthy.

This is private equity converting a warehouse into a data center though right?

Why does this feel like the new gig economy scam for companies?

Need extra cash? Make some easily by renting out server space!

Touché, but I counter with much being converting a shoe company to a consumer based AI sales company.

As in: well that’s a bit much.

This world is to stupid for me

This is gonna be how we get more Citicorp Center flaws in our world isn’t it?
And I dont expect modern “profits at all costs” companies to own up to it and fix their issues like it was in 1978.

Do they have a reason for thinking it should be along the river?

I am a big fan of well dispersed and easily accessible green spaces distributed among cities for lots of reasons and am not sure I see the original intent.

On screen ads, unskippable preroll ads, mid roll ads and multi hour long ads that never end, ads on the sides and underneath the videos, embedded AI to push up their numbers that bloats the webpage.
Then on top of that, double sponsors, hidden sponsors, scams and shitty merch.

I used to think YouTube was the new public broadcast system but honestly that was never this garbage.

No, it’s very different. You should definitely be able to justify bombing a building, you need less to justify double check that others aren’t being hurt by a bully.

We have gotten so bloated and lazy.
Some rich idiot who has never heard of limits buys in and then says who needs optimization, everyone has all the resources they do, dont they? And if thy dont they should buy in so that more money is spent.

Finite is such an impossible thought for some people the same way infinite is.

I noticed this year that none of the VR games were on sale on steam during the Spring sale, like they were just ignored entirely.

I do think VR is back to dead for a while. Hit sweaty goggles that make a third of people sick just aint it.

Meh, I’m poor and have no assets at all. Guess I just die.

Yeah that is fair. The most accessible library in the world has basically been burned down so scraps of it can be sold back out.

I’ve noticed a trend that recently it feels like people assume everyone else is getting the answers and instant help whenever they ask and they think just them are being left out. I keep hearing it “other people get whatever they ask for” as if it is true. It seems to be a self excuse to hate everyone prematurely and yet still expect everything from them.

Everyone has gotten to used to seeing the internet as the solution to everyone else’s problem.