I wonder if Ubuntu PPAs are also compromised

I wouldn’t call it “stupid way of thinking”. That sounds almost offensive, while it’s just a common fallacy that affects most humans.

Which TV version? If you’re on Android, give Wholphin a try, it works way better than the standard app.

Jellyfin is just a newer fork of Emby. The codebase used to be the same.

Yeah exactly. It’s just one additional thing you have to write. That’s it

It’s exactly the same steps for both Plex and Jellyfin. There’s just one additional field when you login, which is your server address. That’s it.

I’d say Jellyfin is even easier than Plex, because when you create an account it’s nice and clean, while Plex pushes you to see their own ad-riddled content. Cleaning up a new Plex profile takes time and it’s annoying.

Try with Wholphin. It’s a great Android TV app for Jellyfin. Way better than the “real” one.

+1 for Wholphin, it’s so good! I wish it was the default app.

Jellyfin itself is Emby. Emby was owned by a company and it enshittified at the speed of light, and that’s when Jellyfin was born (by forking the last open source version of Emby).

That’s the fun part of Plex: they’re a commercial company that earns money by facilitating piracy. I wonder when they’ll be investigated or sued by the RIAA

They can’t or they don’t?

WNBR stands for World Naked Bike Ride, so it must be something similar!

Yeah I agree. WLBR is the most horrible name ever. Also it reminds me of the WNBR, which is the World Naked Bike Ride… not safe for work either.

Also, WLBR sucks ass as a name. Just call it Glimpse at this point.

LibreOffice managed to dethrone OpenOffice, but many people still call it OpenOffice even after all these years.

I just realised that I could totally do that by reading your comment. I’ve always used 0.0.0.0/0 because my router sets that as its default when creating Wireguard configs, but it makes so much sense to just route the connections for my homelab.

Thanks!!!

I know, but your security then depends on the package maintainer to keep the image up to date

Yeah, I think what went wrong and now everything is installed through Docker.

Docker feels like a huge security problem to me.

I hope you donate to them

Damn I love Linux Mint. Everything looks clean and polished, a bit like elementaryOS

I’m not a lawyer, but I’m pretty sure they don’t follow the GDPR (and I don’t think it would even be possible given the federated nature).